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Download Brochure THE DORCHESTER GROUPS BROCHURE ICONIC HOTELS IN ICONIC PLACES DORCHESTER COLLECTION GROUPS COMMITMENT For bookings of 25 room nights receive: complimentary room night for every ONE 25 room nights occupied* complimentary room upgrades TWO with VIP amenities** welcome amenity + for all rooms** Blackout dates apply * Hotel Principe di Savoia offers a maximum of 8 complimentary room nights for any group ** All amenities are selected by the hotel WHO WE ARE very proud of the fact sought that we are after locations NOT cookie-cutter style hotels all hotels comfor table with groups of employees to every guest WHO WE ARE what's more, the quality of dining in our meeting rooms is equally exceptional 9 Michelin stars worldwide in all cases menus tailor-made to fit a budget happening bars OUR HOTELS ARE THE CITY THEY ARE IN LONDON E N M D Regent’s C A park St Pancras Par is 2hrs HILL Portobello rd NOTTING S british H O selfridges R E D madam museum I T C H portobello tussauds market MARYLEBONE THEATRE ANTIQUES PADDINGTON DISTRICT COVENT GARDEN The St chest MAYFAIR ford CITY Dor er Ox st paul’s tower of N R W cathedral london Bond st e SOHO O g A T e I N n C H t St Hyde tate Trafalgar park modern kensington Square shakespeare’s palace globe theatre harrods Green buckingham london eye tower park palace bridge royal R E K s albert S T big N u m E I N A m u s e I D G M B KENSINGTON T S B R T H hall K N I G H E S T W ben S O U 45 Park Lane CHELSEA ad Ro g’s rhs chelsea Kin flower show T h a m e s R i v e r a l c e n t r London DISCOVER LONDON With its unique and vibrant blend of history and culture, London offers visitors an eclectic range of museums, galleries, public parks and attractions. As one of the gourmet capitals of the world, new restaurants, clubs and bars are opening in London all the time, so there are plenty of reasons to come back again and again. ARTS & CULTURE SHOPPING Widely regarded as a hotbed of contemporary artistic Near the hotel, discover London’s most exclusive practice, London has hundreds of small private galleries shopping areas such as New Bond Street, Old Bond located in and around Mayfair and St James. A vibrant Street, South Molton Street, Knightsbridge, Sloane gallery scene is also flourishing further east in Shoreditch Square and Chelsea. With a wide range of leading and Hackney, while the Frieze Art Fair takes place every brands, high street names and specialist retail outlets, October in nearby Regent’s Park. Oxford Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly and Covent Garden are also within walking distance. Major collections and exhibitions can be seen at the Saatchi Gallery, Tate Modern, Tate Britain, the National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts and the Design Museum. London also has a rich BARS & RESTAURANTS selection of museums - many of which are only a short distance from the hotel, such as the British Museum, Within easy reach of London’s finest bars and Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), Natural History restaurants, guests are in an ideal position to sample Museum and the Science Museum. London’s culinary delights. From fine dining to international cuisine, London is home to some of the world’s most acclaimed chefs. With an array of traditional pubs, stylish gastropubs and contemporary THEATRE & MUSIC bars in the area, you’ll be able to take full advantage of London’s vibrant nightlife. Many of London’s West End theatres, the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Opera House and the English National Opera are just a short ride from the hotel. Shakespeare’s Globe, The National Theatre and the Southbank Centre are all nearby. ATTRACTIONS The Dorchester is close to the majority of London’s most popular attractions such as Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. Located opposite 45 Park Lane, Hyde Park is the city’s largest Royal Park. It’s home to the Diana, Princess of Wales, Memorial Fountain and the Serpentine Gallery. Visitors can also enjoy a range of leisure activities including jogging, tennis, horse-riding, and boating on the Serpentine. THE DORCHESTER LONDON QUITE SIMPLY THE PLACE TO BE SEEN IN LONDON As one of the world’s most iconic hotels, The Dorchester is a favourite of celebrities, world leaders, royalty and high society – it is quite simply the place to be in London. Come and experience the epitome of timeless glamour. The Grill at The Dorchester RESTAURANTS & BARS SPA THE GRILL AT THE DORCHESTER THE DORCHESTER SPA feature probably the deepest baths in London. All rooms Our iconic restaurant has been transformed for a new The Dorchester Spa exudes 1930s Art Deco glamour and and suites feature Bang & Olufsen LCD screens and Wi-Fi culinary chapter. Delicious dishes range from grill contemporary design. Signature facials are by internet access. Our technical guest services team are on favourites alongside the restaurant’s signature blue lobster internationally renowned Carol Joy London and hand to assist with technical needs. chowder and an extensive sweet soufflé menu – the first Aromatherapy Associates, whilst treatments by of its kind in London. Lively and welcoming, the international skincare brand Kerstin Florian are offered for There are 56 individually decorated suites including Art re-imagined restaurant fuses The Dorchester’s iconic the first time in London. The spa features nine treatment Deco Studio Suites and the recently renovated Dorchester elegance with a contemporary tone and creative details. rooms including two double suites, a manicure and and Park Suites, by leading designer Alexandra Available for exclusive use. pedicure suite and sleek Relaxation Room. Guests can Champalimaud. Most suites enjoy breathtaking views also visit The Spatisserie for post-treament indulgence. over Hyde Park and many interconnect with up to five PARCAFÉ Available for exclusive use. rooms. Our coffee shop serves a variety of delicious drinks and bites, and is located on Park Lane overlooking Hyde Park. Known collectively as the ‘roof suites’, The Audley Penthouse, The Terrace Penthouse and The Harlequin ALAIN DUCASSE AT THE DORCHESTER Penthouse evoke the spirit of 1930s Hollywood glamour. A three Michelin-starred restaurant, Alain Ducasse at ROOMS & SUITES All three suites feature fresh, modern and luxurious The Dorchester offers contemporary French cuisine in interiors, outside terraces with unrivalled views over elegant surroundings. Executive chef Jean-Philippe London, and a dedicated team of butlers on hand to take Blondet interprets Ducasse’s cuisine by championing Guests can choose from 250 individually designed rooms care of your every wish. seasonal produce. Signature dishes include truffled and suites, decorated in a rich classic English residential chicken quenelles and a classic vegetable cookpot. Private style. Spacious and elegant, each room features specially dining areas available. commissioned fabrics, bespoke furniture and exceedingly comfortable beds, while our Italian marble bathrooms THE PROMENADE The heart of the hotel, The Promenade is open all day for breakfast, lunch and light suppers. The ideal place to enjoy The Dorchester’s world famous traditional afternoon tea, which has been voted the best in London for a record The Dorchester Spa of three times by the British Tea Council. CHINA TANG AT THE DORCHESTER With an atmosphere inspired by the bustling Shanghai of the 1920s, China Tang is considered one of London’s hottest restaurants. Indulge in authentic Cantonese food and all-day dim sum accompanied by a classic cocktail menu in the bar. Private dining areas available. THE BAR AT THE DORCHESTER Designed by the acclaimed Thierry Despont, The Bar at The Dorchester offers a list of both classic and contemporary cocktails, served in an opulent and glamorous interior, which has become one of the places in London to see and be seen. Available for exclusive use. Executive Deluxe King Room Deluxe King Room The Ballroom EVENTS & MEETING ADDITIONAL MEETINGS FACILITIES SERVICES THE BALLROOM Wi-Fi internet access for up to 50 connections at a time IN-ROOM TECHNOLOGY/ENTERTAINMENT One of the grandest banqueting rooms in London, with Complimentary refreshment bar (Business Suite) Bang & Olufsen LCD screen TV with its own entrance on Park Lane, The Ballroom can hold Business Suite integrated entertainment system up to 1,000 people for cocktails or 510 for dinner. Technical guest services Wi-Fi internet access In-house florist Bose Wave music system and docking station HOLFORD & ORCHID ROOM Team of chefs and a sommelier to create individual menus In-room printer, fax, scanner, copier The Holford Room has a warm and relaxed atmosphere Private cloakrooms with oak panelled walls, fireplace and soft lighting. The HOTEL SERVICES Orchid Room sparkles with chandeliers, mirrors and Florist at The Dorchester cabinets of white and blue china. The two rooms can be Theatre desk used together or independently. Chopard at The Dorchester Accessible facilities CRYSTAL SUITE Business suite The Art Deco-inspired Crystal Suite offers cool, Chauffeur service and valet parking golden-hued interiors and a sweeping curved staircase with unrivalled views over Hyde Park. GUEST SERVICES Concierge THE PENTHOUSE AND PAVILION 24-hour in-room dining With a beautiful terrace, fountain and views across Technical guest services Mayfair, The Penthouse and Pavilion offers one of Laundry, dry-cleaning, pressing London’s most exquisite settings. Combined, The Children’s amenities and babysitting Penthouse is perfect for cocktails followed by lunch or In-room beauty treatments dinner in The Pavilion, with anterooms and cloakrooms Cross hotel billing with 45 Park Lane serving each.
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