The Sheraton Grand Park Lane in London’s world famous Mayfair district offers a handsome 303 guest bedrooms, all of them tastefully decorated and well appointed. And if you like the eclectic designs of Art Deco then you’ll fall in love with the place, immersed as it is in the spirit of this glamorous visual movement. In fact the building itself dates back to this period and retains an abundance of original Art Deco features. There’s a beautiful ethereal quality about the district whatever time of year it is. Flanked as it is by a triangle of lush parkland Hyde Park to the east, Green Park to the west and Buckingham Palace Gardens to the south a gentle, almost rural character establishes itself along every leafy avenue, an oasis of charm and gentility amidst the noise and haste of the old smoke.

The Park Lane Sheraton was designed by Kenneth Anns and celebrated Scottish architect Henry Tanner and features some of the most spectacular Art Deco interiors in London. Opened in 1927, the fabulous lounge is the perfect locale for afternoon tea and the wonderful basement ballroom boasts dazzling Deco murals.

Many of the rooms come supported by a range of modern appliances including HD 32" Television with On-Demand Digital Entertainment System, Wireless High Speed Internet Access, 11 language channels, mini bar, in-room movies and direct telephones with voicemail feature. The property also enjoys 154 Classic Rooms all individually decorated in a quintessential English style and featuring the much talked-about ‘Sheraton Sweet Sleeper’ bed as well as climate control – R4U

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