Nestled in a leafy corner of historic Paddington on the cusp of the iconic Hyde Park, Mercure London Hyde Park Hotel is an exclusively designed boutique hotel, set in a peaceful garden square near Paddington Station. A Victorian-era building brought back to life as a boutique hotel near Hyde Park with traditional touches and the frills one would expect in a luxury boutique hotel.
The first smart hotel in the UK, Mercure London Hyde Park introduces new world-class AI technology into all guest rooms: Alexa Smart Properties for Hospitality is your personal, in-room, virtual concierge. Our voice-controlled technology helps you get instant answers to questions about property services, ask about local restaurants, order room service without lifting a finger, set wake-up calls, order taxis, play music and much more.
Accor AllSafe Promise - Mercure Hyde Park is fully Covid secure, with enhanced cleaning and safety procedures at the Mercure Hyde Park, it is the only safe London hotel near Hyde Park.
Our flexible ‘Pay Later’ rates mean you can cancel your booking without charge up until 2pm on the day of arrival, because we understand plans can change.
Explore the 360 degree virtual tour of our Hyde Park hotel.
Significant steps taken to make your stay more sustainable.
Proud certified property. You can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
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The grand Churchill suite is suitable for a boardroom meeting, private dinner or celebration dinner for up to 12 persons. This suite offers natural daylight, with a Victorian bay window overlooking a quiet square garden, outside the hotel.
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The Serpentine Suite is perfect for a boardroom meeting, for training seminars and presentations. The room is air-conditioned, has a boutique style design with modern décor, high ceilings, as well as being in a quiet and private area of the hotel.
Planning a family staycation in London and looking for things to do with the little (or not so little) ones? We know that with so many options you’re truly spoilt for choice with activities and events during your February half term holidays in London. From thrilling museums, immersive art exhibitions and awe-inspiring theatre shows throughout London the choices are endless.
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