Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane

I had a wonderful experience! Everything was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay, and the service exceeded my expectations. I really appreciated the attention to detail and how smooth everything went. Highly recommended I’d definitely come back again!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Exceptional Stay – Highly Recommended! I recently stayed at this hotel and was absolutely blown away by the experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive. The check-in process was smooth, and I was even offered a complimentary drink while I waited. The room was spotless, stylishly decorated, and equipped with everything I needed for a comfortable stay—plush bedding, a spacious bathroom, and a beautiful view from the balcony. Housekeeping did a fantastic job each day, keeping everything pristine. One of the highlights was the on-site restaurant. The food was outstanding, with a great variety of options for breakfast and dinner. I also appreciated the hotel’s amenities—especially the pool and fitness center, which were both clean and well-maintained. Overall, this hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure, this is a perfect choice. I can’t wait to return!

We had an exceptional stay at the Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane. From start to finish, every detail was handled with care and professionalism. The gentleman who checked us in was absolutely wonderful—so welcoming and helpful (I wish I could remember his name!). The hotel had our room ready upon arrival, which was a lifesaver after a long overnight flight with jet lag setting in fast.||Dale, the concierge, was also incredibly kind and attentive, and the entire staff went above and beyond throughout our stay. Traveling with kids, we especially appreciated how family-friendly the hotel was. They arranged an amazing babysitter, Amy, who our children adored.||Our room was spectacular, with a large private garden terrace where we could enjoy room service in the fresh air and take in the beautiful London sunshine. The hotel seamlessly handled all of our dinner, afternoon tea, sightseeing reservations, and transportation needs.||The food was outstanding—the full English breakfast was a highlight, and the eggs were next level. They also kindly accommodated a late checkout, which made our departure day so much smoother.||We’ve stayed at Four Seasons properties around the world, but this was by far the very best. If you’re planning a visit to London—especially with children—this hotel is truly unbeatable. Thoughtful service, stunning accommodations, and a staff that genuinely cares

Loved almost everything about this place. The hospitality was perfect and the service is what makes FS always stand out. I would only change a couple of things about it - one would be the breakfast. I feel like there needs to be more variety for guests who stay longer than 3 days and the coffee wasn’t too good (the Nespresso in the room was sadly better!) and second, the house car was always unavailable whenever we asked for it. But no worries, would love to stay here again and again!

The Four Seasons Park Lane has become our absolute favorite home base whenever we travel to Europe. It’s always our first and last stop on the journey, and every time we stay, it only gets better.||The rooms are stunning—spacious, beautifully designed, and incredibly comfortable. With their recent remodel, the entire property feels refreshed and modern while still maintaining that classic Four Seasons elegance.||The new restaurant is absolutely phenomenal. Every dish we tried was a standout, and we’re still dreaming about the meals we had there. Huge compliments to the new Chef Benjamin—what a talent! The service, as always, was top-tier. A special shout-out to Peter, Ricardo, Antonio, Connor and Catalina (among many others!) who made our dining and bar experience unforgettable. Their warmth, attention to detail, and genuine hospitality made every moment special.||The bar area is a perfect place to wind down, with an excellent selection of wines, spirits, and cigars—enjoyed best on the cozy patio.||This hotel is a true treat and continues to set the gold standard for luxury hospitality. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

Apologies for the wordy introduction and detailed review, it all comes together in the end, ‘onest:||It was over 40 years ago that I first frequented the (Four Seasons) “Inn On The Park” (renamed as the Four Seasons Park Lane) to impress my girl friend over a romantic dinner -staying there/similar hotels was out of my financial reach at the time but it served as something to aim for. Despite having achieved that goal a few years later and having stayed as some of the best hotels in the world I cannot explain, despite their excellent reputation, why I have not actually stayed at a Four Seasons or for that matter the Park lane Hotel as I have stayed at quite a few of it’s London competitors…. ||So what changed, it was a combination of the Channel 5 documentary on the Park Lane property and White Lotus which currently features the Four Seasons Koh Samui -a stunning property that is now on my “to do list” even though it has been on the hotel scene for many years. ||The Channel 5 programme provided a detailed insight into the hotel and it’s workings, the professionalism and dedication of it’s staff especially Andrea the Guest Experiences Director so as I was visiting my daughter in London back in March I decided to “check it out” for lunch at the highly rated Pavyllon and booked coveted seats at the famous counter right in front of the open kitchen.`I also made a (provisional) room booking for Easter weekend to celebrate my daughters 30th birthday. The room I had chosen has an unusual feature in London of a conservatory/outside terrace which if the weather was kind we could celebrate post lunch with cake and drinks. ||Lunch was a success (special credit to Romain who looked after us) so I confirmed my daughter’s birthday lunch and by good fortune I spied Andrea who was seeing to some guests and we had a brief (fine tuning) chat regarding the forthcoming stay. Although my booking entitled me to an upgrade I requested that he made a note on the system not to upgrade (the Westminster Suite is about 30% bigger) -naturally he was surprised, it was only the 2nd time in his career that this had happened. The Westminster Suite did not have a terrace so did not fulfil my plans for an outdoor celebration. If the weather did not allow as a Plan B the room had enough space to sit around the coffee table inside. He understood and wheels were put in motion.||On the day the room was ready prior to the standard check in and the room/terrace prepped for post lunch celebrations -when it’s possible for things to happen in this manner the hotel gets extra “brownie points” Thank you Andrea and your “little helpers”||The Executive Conservatory rooms are spacious by London standards, 49m2 with a separate decent seating area in front of a 2nd TV and of course an outdoor terrace with table and chairs.||If there was a negative, the bathroom only had one sink and provided enough privacy for one person at a time although for most couples this is not necessarily an issue. A ¾ bath allows for a decent sized separate shower cubicle along with the usual high end toiletries which were in large home sized bottles as opposed to the standard miniature ones in hotels.||Nice additional touch, one of the pillows had my daughters name embroidered which will serve as a more permanent and long lasting memory of her 30th birthday.||Anyway, back to the all important celebratory lunch at Pavyllon: we had a corner section of the counter which made for a better interaction between us as opposed to sitting in a straight line -we fine tuned our food and drinks choices and let the experience evolve.||The décor/ambiance is low key luxury -it’s not a formal jacket and tie scenario although it can be if you want it to be.||Two of us opted for the set menu and two for the a la carte so we we had a mixture of dishes. The one dish myself and my daughter wanted to try after our initial lunch visit was the Chicken Cordon Bleu which is a sharing dish and is cut into two at the counter; definitely recommended.||Other dishes of note (albeit everything was excellent) were a perfectly cooked lamb chop and we loved the steamed comte cheese soufflé with watercress and smoked eel butter which we had previously enjoyed and had to try again -sounds like a strange combination but it works.||It was nice to meet and chat with Chef Benjamin who came over at one point and we shared our positive feedback along with how good his French was, practice makes perfect 😊||The lovely Hotel Manager, Saakshee, was doing the rounds and it was a pleasure to meet her and have a brief chat. ||Post lunch we were able to sit on the Conservatory room’s outdoor terrace as I was advised that the GM (Lynn) had ensured that the weather would hold out -much appreciated and even more brownie points. We tucked into the famous Four Seasons Cheesecake -no cake cutter server was provided although it’s not the end of the world it’s attention to this type of detail that counts. ||A nice perk of staying at the hotel is the complimentary Bentley (within the first 2 miles) which we took to Harrods post birthday celebrations.||Next morning The Mayfair Muffin, as recommended by Roberto, went down a treat albeit next time I must go for the Full English which had a bit of a contradiction as it included an Italian sausage, I was curious so Roberto arranged for a taster. It was o.k. but I would prefer a quality traditional (English) Pork/Cumberland/Lincolnshire sausage, after all it is meant to be an “English….. “ The in house baked muffin was excellent but I was disappointed with the croissant and for that matter the Four Seasons Cheesecake from the day before -I’ve had better at lesser establishments.||Thanks also to Sharn? Almond the breakfast Chef for your time during a busy service.||The location of the hotel is close to Hyde Park Corner tube (Piccadilly Line with direct access to Heathrow or Piccadilly/Leicester Sq/Covent Garden in the other direction) and Harrods is a short walk away or one stop on the tube.||In summary:||The staff -first and foremost, are very personable and excellent at their jobs. It is without doubt a top notch establishment but thankfully what it does not come with is a superiority complex as so many hotels at this level around the world seem to have in their DNA.||Upon checking out Andrea came out to say “bye” and to ask if all was satisfactory with my visit – a nice touch. Unfortunately there was a last minute fly in the ointment, the bill had an error which although immediately rectified, it should not have happened.||All in all a very enjoyable experience and not sure how the staff did it despite it being my first visit to quote the programme “Cheers” all the staff seemed to know my name!

10/10 We had an unforgettable stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Park Lane! The service was truly top-notch, with incredible attention to detail from start to finish. A special shoutout to Catalina and Aidan in the restaurant—without a doubt, the best servers. They were warm, professional, and went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, especially our 3-year-old, who was treated like royalty by all the employees, including the chef!!!. The entire team made our visit feel both fancy and elegant while still being family-friendly. We can’t wait to return!

The Park Lane Four Seasons delivers what you would expect for a hotel at this price point. The service is excellent, the decor is lovely, the dining is first class. I would have to say that the room was a bit small and did present challenges with dealing with suitcases. However, a first rate experience.

Margarita and Rhita at the front desk were so helpful and kind. So very welcoming after a long journey. The restaurant had just finished renovations three days before we arrived, and it is absolutely stunning. The design and interiors are in your face gorgeous; yet calming and serene. Superior attention to detail was made. The meals we had were out of this galaxy! The fruit alone was so intricate, I was hesitant and slightly saddened I was going to eat a work of art such as this. Alas, I did. It was likely the best of my life. Except for the next day, which was also the best, but with kiwi instead of a mango base. And Croissant Avocado Toast? Say less. Iconic. As always, Four Seasons standard is perfection. Every detail, and amenity you think of or don't think of... is present and accounted for. Shall definitely return.

Great hotel , I love the conservatory rooms and with the small garden and couch and chairs , also the power awnings , that can be opened and closed for privacy or to keep the sun out on those " unusual summer days " . Great restaurant- Lanes is closed , however it used to have the best scotch lobster & if u give the kitchen a days notice, if that. They will make you the best " Stuffed scotch lobster" best I've ever had ! ! ! Great leisure and business hotel , near Hyde park corner and Piccadilly - nice to take a walk to Jermyn street - and shop. Best of the best - mens shops. James Bond's fav perfumer is " Floris " and they still sell no 89. At 89 Jermyn street.

This was a huge disappointment for us as a four season fan who always stay at four seasons. The hotel is ok but not when we are talking about four season brand. Their breakfast doesn't have the buffet option. The number of waiters in compare to the customers is so low that they make you wait at least 45 min everyday to get your breakfast. One day they even forget to put bread and butter on our table while we were waiting for our breakfast. The hide park view is not as gorgeous as they post on their website as just some of their suite in specific floor has the view that they claim on their website while you pay the same to see the high building with huge windows into your suite and just 2 feet of hide park. Their lunch and dinner menu is very limited. The spa was good specially the jacuzzi is a plus point. The free driver for short distance is true but kind of a joke as it is first come first serve and during 1 week of stay we had a chance to use just 2 times as they are just 2 -3 cars for covering a fully booked hotel. Overall not worth it for the extra cost and we will never try it again. After the four season in Houston Texas which was a 1 star this was the second time that four season disappointed us.

When I arrived at the the hotel the Porter was very nice, the food and drink was exquisite. A unique cocktail with a meringue at the top. The mood is set as sensual red setting with dim lighting.

One of my favorite places to stay in london. The staff is very good, the spa upstairs is nice, and the drinks and food downstairs are great. Their tuna niscoise salad is probably the best I've had

Four Seasons is always great, but my recent stay at Four Seasons Park Lane exceeded even my expectations. First, I arrived early at 7:00 am after getting up at 3:30 am. For a flight and was exhausted. Vicki at the front desk was so kind and suggested I have breakfast while I wait. In a short time I nearly fell asleep over breakfast and knew I would never make it through my busy day. Vicki personally took me to the spa so I could sleep until my room was ready. I made it through my day and knew I could have never made it without Vicki's Four Season's attention to make every guest welcome and to address every special need. Thank's so much Vicki. Julian I did not forget you at the Concierge's desk. You arranged my trains as well as my great tickets to see the sold out Tina Turner Musical. Thanks so much for making my stay awesome

Great location near St James park and most sites in London. Excellent service with comfortable accommodations

Pricey but it was definitely the best tea experience I have ever had and I love afternoon tea!! You are definitely paying for the experience. The waitress took her time to explain every part of the meal and how it pulled in the 1920 theme. It was all very lovely and ended with a fire-y dessert.

Arriving in London a few days ago, I was already excited for a number of things the dreary city has to offer: (lots of) lager, beer-battered goodness all around, front row seats to an Arsenal match, meeting the editor of Tech Crunch Europe, and the brand spanking new renovations that had been completed on my perennial hotel of choice, the Four Seasons Park Lane. This has always been where I stay when in the Mayfair/Kensington area, so when it shut down (for TWO WHOLE YEARS) to undergo a serious facelift, I was rather dismayed. They claimed it was so they could add a spa, but in my opinion, if you go to London to patronize a spa, you've got your cities confused. Regardless, for the intervening period I have been forced to stay at another establishment down the road, The Connaught, which was also lovely, charming, and personal butler-inclusive (so no real complaints there). But, as of a few months ago, the Four Seasons has reopened its doors, and I cannot say it has disappointed. The first major difference one notices upon entering the lobby is the somewhat oriental-chic decor theme that has replaced the stuffy, classic British tones that used to define the space. Ornate black and gold vases accent some startlingly red panelling and leatherwork splashed on the walls, and the grand staircase is redone in a similar fashion. When I say red, I mean RED (think the color of the stars on this review). While I do admittedly miss the traditional/stuffy nature of the previous incarnation, I can certainly appreciate a new twist, and the decorators have clearly made a solid effort to keep vestiges of the original spirit mixed in with the chic, new surroundings (see: oil paintings of horses everywhere). The hallways and rooms are redecorated in a similar fashion, and the patio outside of my room overlooks a posh social club across the street where I can see old men in their tuxedos and women in their mink stoles enter and emerge from their chauffeured Rolls Royces (whatever you may think of this, it inarguably emphasizes the setting as well as one could hope). The truly new aspect, as mentioned earlier, is the penthouse spa, which exceeded all of my wildest expectations. Beautiful robes with silk trim, wrap-around windows and relaxing bars, this is all I could hope for after a workout (I still believe I am too young a man to receive massages from someone with whom I am not copulating). Suffice to say, the temporary shutdown certainly allowed the designers to reach their aesthetic goal with this space, and this is no more apparent than with the spa's rooftop balcony, which boasts the most incredible view of Hyde Park and the Marble Arch to which I have ever been witness. Obviously the area, food, and drink are spectacular, and probably don't require further elaboration (except to mention that the food is a sharp divergence from what one typically imagines "British fare" to be). Let's just say, if you're ever in London, this is the place to call your temporary abode.

Small but great hotel.Hotel is faced to the Hyde park.Our room was other side to the park,located on the 2nd floor. The room was semi-suite and had a nice balcony. Stuff's service was nice,especially a coucierge was fantastic. We enjoyed full time at the London by this hotel's service.We much appreciated the free Chauffeur service to the Her majesty's theater.

The staff and room service were impeccable! Amazing menu and attention to detail. I stayed there for about 10 days and it was a total delight!

Lovely service at the reception. The room is lovely and the menu is extremely extensive . Must say that so far this is my favourite hotel to stay at in London...

I've stayed at this Four Seasons Hotel for about a week to ten days. And I must say, I really loved every minute of the Four Seasons Hotel. The Four Seasons Hotels are much more for the discerning persons. My hotel room had a Bose iPod dock and a Loewe AG 40'' windscreen TV, with a DVD/Blu-Ray player. The bathroom toiletries are provided by L'Occitane En Provence.

Afternoon Tea was absolutely delightful! We had the English Afternoon Tea and I had the 22ct Tchaba Rose tea. An aromatic white tea infused with 22ct gold and rose petals. Loved it! The poached salmon and asparagus sandwiches as well as the scones were my favorites. Yes a must on the high tea list.

The redesigned 5-star, Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane is located in the heart of Mayfair, next to Green Park- the start of the grounds of Buckingham Palace. The hotel has a chic, classic contemporary feel. The interior colors- bold red & black with gold accents, lacquered walnut wood with polished chrome, mood lighting is dim and relaxing. The pink piano in the lobby just pops against these dark colors. Black and white photography are hung throughout the hallways. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/four-seasons-hotel-london-4?userid=lmQLg_GG2yM0WcQ_qFwJMQ#QMY_xFQK_6vco-X5--CQTw) The rooftop glass walled spa and lounge is a great spot to relax. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/four-seasons-hotel-london-4?userid=lmQLg_GG2yM0WcQ_qFwJMQ#VIWR5IUoud19mknLq7ubiA) (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/four-seasons-hotel-london-4?userid=lmQLg_GG2yM0WcQ_qFwJMQ#w3tQ2FsrDx2mKtumwKmdBg) (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/four-seasons-hotel-london-4?userid=lmQLg_GG2yM0WcQ_qFwJMQ#M9XbEwTLmdcRoUwUuo0gwA) Fitness Center is also on the roof top and is open 24-hour, access with room key. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/four-seasons-hotel-london-4?userid=lmQLg_GG2yM0WcQ_qFwJMQ#X03SOBj7SR4DquJp52G53Q) The rooms- they are nerdy, equip with the latest technologies into 'Smart Rooms'http://www.fourseasons.com/london/my_four_seasons/a_smarter_room/ My room met my every traveling need. The bed, pillow & linens were beyond comfortable, slept well for the entire weeks stay. There are plenty of outlets for charging your electronics, and they're placed and spaced out conveniently. The bathroom has a large comfy soak tub, separate shower, t.v.-in-mirror and bidet. The bath robes- plush, slipper's-cozy and the bath products smell so good, made by ROJA Parfums. http://www.rojaparfums.com/ Staff was friendly at every encounter from the front desk, to room service, at high tea to turn-down service, I was pleased with my accommodations. Concierge can recommend restaurants, attractions and activities nearby the hotel, there are many. The hotel offers a house car for hotel guests to places in close proximity to Four Seasons. Other options of transportation is the tube station at Hyde Park Corner (0.2km), the train station at Victoria (1 km) and Motorway Junction, at M4 jnct 1 (10.5 km).

Beautiful hotel with helpful and friendly staff! Great location (within walking distance to Buckingham Palace, Parliament, Big Ben, and more! Rooms are spacious and very clean! Quiet hotel and comfy beds! Would definitely stay here again!

Heading to the Four Season's in London is a great experience. Everything they do is fantastic. The view from the spa was one of my favorite views in London. It is a beautiful neighborhood with fantastic sights and restaurants within walking distance. In the evening, I enjoyed seeing lots of handsome men in the neighborhood dressed in a tuxedo heading to a club or restaurant. Very fancy indeed.

This review is for the vegetarian afternoon tea. The setting is quite lovely. It was raining, so we could not sit outside. The indoor space is comfortable and inviting. The finger sandwiches were delicious. There were a few different varieties: cucumber cream cheese, grilled vegetables, pickled vegetables (giardiniera) on brioche bun, tomato mozzarella, egg salad. The scones were quite good. They were served warm with clotted cream, chocolate clotted cream, and homemade raspberry jam. The desserts looked better than they tasted. There was one that was made from earl grey tea which, in my opinion, should be taken off of the menu. We experienced two issues: first we had a group of very loud giggly young ladies behind us. They were a bit boisterous for such an upscale environment. Then when we thought they were about to leave, there was a problem with their credit card and several people were there trying to fix it for maybe about a half hour. Not very tranquil. Secondly, the tea was already added to hot water before it was delivered to the table and was left to continue to steep inside the pot resulting in bitter tea. I much rather have that in my control, especially since there were timers on the table and I like my tea brewed for the proper amount of time.

I travel to London at least annually and although I am a Four Seasons patron regularly in other locations, I had not visited the London hotel since it was refurbished a few years ago. Since it took me so long to get back and I typically love the Four Seasons brand I was planning to visit for a drink one afternoon and probably breakfast / brunch at some point. The idea was to check out the hotel and potentially stay there on my next trip. I stopped in one afternoon and asked to be seated in the bar area for a light snack and a drink. It was after lunch and before dinner so the bar and restaurant were practically empty. The host was horribly snobbish, unfriendly, difficult, rude, and offensive. My friend said that he was rude because I wasn't staying at the hotel, I'm not sure why that would be a valid reason, but I also don't know why someone with such obvious distaste for people and service would work in hospitality. So, I ordered a large bottle of still water and a mixed cocktail from the nice Italian server. Then, I perused the menu and found a snack to get me through until dinner. Eventually my food arrived without any utensils, no napkin, and no water - let alone no cocktail. Eventually I got up and got my own placesetting. My drink never arrived, which was sad because it sounded yummy. In defense of the restaurant it obviously was not a part of the day where the servers are totally focused on serving patrons. However, the experience was bad enough I will not be visiting for brunch nor will I be booking my next stay here.

What more is there to say beyond: it is the FOUR SEASONS! The amenities, appointments, and cocktails/food were as expected. The lobby is an oasis of calm and the live music on our first night, with a pianist playing at a red (!) piano is not to be missed. On the last night of our stay we had the unexpected bonus of seeing hints of the Wimbledon Ball, which was taking place at the Intercontinental, just across the street (alas, no tennis player sightings). The area is lovely and convenient for sightseeing and shopping/museum going. Be sure to check out the 10th floor for spectacular views of London. Even if you're not spa-ing or gym-ing, it is worth it just to sit outdoors and soak in the sights. I will definitely be back to this hotel if I am ever in need of a stylish, swanky place to lay my head while in London.

I've just got home after having afternoon tea at The Four Seasons and I just can't wait to wax lyrical about it! We had the festive menu (they must have turkey left too!) which consisted of delicious finger sandwiches, fluffy scones and individual cakes. There were 5 sandwich fillings, including crab and my favourite; beetroot and basil. The scones were light as air, plain or fruit with 2 types of jam and thick cream. And finally the little cakes: carrot and cinnamon, chocolate and morello cherry and a divine date cheesecake. I had the lady grey tea and a couple of glasses of bubbly! We were very well looked after, refills of everything and a doggy bag for what we didn't finish. They added a couple of pots of jam and a pot of tea to the doggy bag too! The whole atmosphere was complimented by a piano player and the fantastic setting. Although the festive menu was rather pricey (£60 including tip) it was a perfect experience and a very sophisticated way to spend the afternoon. I think the regular menu is more like £32 and they do just a cream tea for about £11, which is more reasonable! Really, I can't recommend it enough.

Stayed here in May,it was great they have a very nice spa. I forgot a pair of pants and in July I stopped by to try my luck and see if I can't find them. I was surprised when in less than 10 min one of the staff came to me with the pants.Honestly I wasn't expecting to ever get them back! Great staff!

Four Seasons received the 'Best London Afternoon Tea 2003' award and the Award of Excellence for 2006 by the Tea Guild so I thought it seemed like a decent venue for our first afternoon tea in 2008. The Four Seasons Hotel is a luxury resort located in Mayfair just near Hyde Park and its a very beautiful hotel. The afternoon tea is located in The Lounge behind reception. The Lounge is not very large so gives a sense of intimacy to diners. When we arrived there were only a few other diners already eating and it didn't get much more crowded then that. It certainly wasn't as busy as The Ritz or Claridges which was actually fairly pleasant. The atmosphere at Four Seasons is also quite nice with a pianist for background music. She was very good playing all sorts of pieces. The venue offers a wide variety of teas (over 50), a few of which were quite different from other afternoon teas we've been to. The Traditional Afternoon Tea offered fairly stock standard sandwiches of Smoked Salmon, Chicken with Mango Chutney, Cucumber and Cream Cheese, Tuna and Red Onion, and Egg and Cress Salad. In the desserts it was a little more original with Eaton mess crumble, Fruit cake with minted lemon icing, Cherry and chocolate gateau with tonka bean mousse, Peach roulade with roasted pistachios and Mango tiramisu. In all honesty the desserts sounded much more impressive than they tasted! Of course we also received the standard warmed scones with cream and jam and like most scones they were best eaten whilst warm .. once cold they became hard - so hard we could have thrown it at a window and destroyed the whole glass panel! Overall the afternoon tea at the Four Seasons was pleasant if not outstanding. The food was so-so and though food was re-fillable they were very slow with their top ups. Also, annoyingly, instead of providing us each with tea pots to pour our own tea they kept the tea pots off the table with the slow service this meant that our cups were almost always empty. That's not to say that service wasn't bad when we go it - the waitress was actually quite friendly, if inattentive.

Everything about this hotel is luxury and the staff are great and so courteous. This was an amazing experience and the food was delicious, theres everything within walking distant to a lot of places. When I visit again this is where I will stay

This was the perfect reprieve I needed from all the hustle and bustle of holiday madness. Honestly I was initially trying to get a booking at the Elemis spa but they never answered, so a lightbulb went off in my head and I called the Four Seasons..globally renowned for their excellence! I had a wonderful experience at the Spa while getting a service that treats all your 'trouble areas' and boosts circulation to those parts. The view from inside the sauna is simply wonderful, and you can't ask for a better experience.

Afternoon tea There are two menu: traditional and Italian. My friend went for traditional and I went for Italian option. The sandwiches were well made with original idea. I really enjoyed my option for light meal. You can have this plate as much as you want so if you are really hungry this afternoon tea becomes very reasonable price!! The scone wasn't so unusual. Sweets were just amazing. The idea of each sweets were unique and it's not something you get from tesco or other afternoon tea! Worth going there. I wasn't particularly impressed with tea however it has been served with precision in right temperature and egg timers, which made me confident to have right strength at first cup!

This brand has good hotels. Before a cruise we spent two nights at this one. Our room was comfortable. The bed was what we needed after a long day and night of travel. Amenities were excellent. We didn't need turn down service but it was available. We didn't need the concierge but there was one. Bellmen were available and efficient. The public rooms were comfortable. I wish there was more than one restaurant/bar for greater variety. As is always the case, premium service comes with a high price. It was mostly worth it.

Excellent service and delicious afternoon tea . Very posh environment and they're very attentive to detail. I had the regular afternoon tea that includes the sandwiches scones and pastries, had an excellent time ! Will recommend

My husband and I stayed here in August 2011 during part of our honeymoon. We had an exceptional stay-- from the moment we arrived until the time we left, absolutely no detail was overlooked by their wonderful staff. Juliana checked us in and made sure our stay started off perfectly. The Four Seasons staff organized a day trip for us to their property in Hampshire-- it was perfect, and again thanks to their staff no detail was overlooked! Their amazing staff was even able to get ahold of tickets to tour Buckingham Palace when tickets were sold out. The afternoon tea here was to die for and the gym on the penthouse level offered stunning views of Big Ben, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, etc. Can't wait to stay here again!

My fiancé and I stayed here for two nights in October 2011 to celebrate our engagement. Without going into specifics, The Four Seasons staff pulled out every stop to make our stay extra special. An unforgettable experience which topped off an amazing weekend.

The Four Seasons Hotel is located just off Hyde Park and is very popular as it is situated in the lively and vibrant part of the city.The inside of the hotel recall London's grand residential past with great style.It combines distinctive charm,personalised service and many modern amenities.

Wow, was seriously impressed, and so I should have been at the price - one night only stay for a wedding, but worth every penny