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A multi million-pound refurbishment that took two years has polished and buffed the Sheraton to its former silver-foiled Roaring Twenties glory (it first opened in 1927).
This is the kind of hotel that seeks to bedazzle guests with its glamour, but it’s also intimate enough to instantly feel at ease: sofas in the lobby are swaddled in plum velvet cloth, a cosy new affixed library area is lined with battered tomes by Rudyard Kipling and Edgar Allan Poe, and gorgeous carpets have replaced their grubby predecessors.
Afternoon tea in the Palm Court is a treat for guests who want to indulge in chakra silver-tipped white tea from Indonesia and smoked salmon and seaweed scones while a harpist plays.
The Smith & Whistle bar takes its name from the historical figures, Detective Inspector Smith and Mr. Whistle. It offers an extensive cocktail list, British draft beer, craft beer and fine English wines. The Park Lane Hotel is 20 minutes’ walk from London’s West End. Green Park Underground Station is a 5-minute walk and Piccadilly Circus is 10 minutes away.
