Name: JW Marriott Grosvenor House London
Address: 86-90 Park Lane, London, W1K 7TN, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 20 7499 6363
Rating: 4.3

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Area & Activities

Activities to Enrich Your Stay

Make the most of your stay at JW Marriott Grosvenor House London, a 5-star hotel on Park Lane, near Harrods, Grosvenor Square and Oxford Street. From museums to theatres to bespoke culinary events, check with our Concierge for opening times and availability.

Mayfair

Nestled in the Heart of London

Find local art galleries, cafes, shopping, festivals and more all happening on the streets of Mayfair’s commercial district.

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Family by JW

Explore London With Your Little Ones

With a ‘Grover Children's Afternoon Tea’ and Hyde Park upon our doorstep, what’s not to love about staying on Park Lane with your loved ones for a family break?

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What's On

Extraordinary Book Events With Outstanding Authors

Sign up to hear about our quarterly Literati book events for a stimulating and entertaining event at nearby Grosvenor House.

Email: literati@marriott.com

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Family and children's activities

1.3 km

Oxford/Regent Street Shopping

Phone: +44 20 7038 3718

Europe's largest high street, with over 300 shops, department stores & restaurants.

3.8 km

Natural History Museum

Phone: +44 20 7942 5000

Hundreds of exciting, interactive exhibits in one of London’s most beautiful landmark buildings.

1.6 km

Buckingham Palace

Time your visit to this awe-inspiring residence of the Monarchy to watch the Changing of the Guard.

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Changing of the Guard

The Foot Guards of the Household Division, the Queen’s personal guard, offer a daily display of captivating pageantry.

Kew Gardens

A world premiere botanical garden, featuring plants from around the world, historic monuments, temples and conservatories for specific plant species.

St Paul’s Cathedral

St Paul’s Cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and rebuilt following the Great Fire of London between 1675 and 1710.

Tower Bridge

Completed in 1894 and hailed as a London icon, Tower Bridge is a great engineering marvel, with views from 42 m. high level walkways.

Tower of London

Since 1097 a Royal residence, armoury and prison for Crown enemies. Today the Crown jewels are protected by Beefeaters and Yeoman Warders.

Westminster Abbey

Since 1065 the Abbey has been used for coronations and weddings and is the burial place of more than 3000 of England’s poets, politicians, monks and royalty.