A favorite of celebrities, The Berkeley, located in London's Knightsbridge district, has provided friendly, relaxed service to all its guests for over a hundred years.

Within the hotel’s breathtaking collection of rooms and suites–among the most spacious in London–one will find many with private garden terraces and quiet balconies. No matter the category, all skilfully combine comfort, stylish design and the latest tech innovations to meet the needs of the modern traveler.

La Môme is bringing Riviera glamour to The Berkeley. Step into an effortlessly elegant dining room or retreat to the terrace, with sweeping views of Belgravia as your backdrop. Evenings at La Môme London are set to unfold to the soundtrack of live DJs, chanteurs and pianists. Indulge in signature dishes with many prepared tableside with a flourish of theatrical flair. Begin with exquisite hors d’oeuvres and cloche-covered cocktails at the bar, and end with the aromatic soufflé au Grand Marnier or the melt-in-your-mouth Le Fondant chocolat. For a vintage champagne, world-class single malt, or creative cocktail, The Berkeley Bar and Terrace is the place to be. This bar stands out with its carved plasterwork, coral tones, curved edges, and wooden accents carved from a single tree. Step inside Cedric Grolet at The Berkeley, where the worlds of pastry and art intertwine in the mind of a true visionary. For a closer look behind the scenes, take a seat at the Chef’s Counter for an intimate glimpse of the creative process.

Surrenne heralds a new era of wellbeing in the capital. Guests of The Berkeley enjoy membership to the spa for the duration of their stay – perfect for spa days in the saunas and aromatic steam rooms, or laps of luxury in the serene pool. Treatment rooms are home to signature rituals, designed by wellness experts from around the world. And in the dedicated fitness studios, including the first from sculpting pioneer Tracy Anderson, state-of-the-art technologies meet contemporary design.

In terms of London real estate, The Berkeley once again impresses due to its location at the edge of Hyde Park in fashionable Knightsbridge, a short walk from Harrods and Harvey Nichols. Behind the hotel sits the residential area of Belgravia, a charming enclave of Georgian terraces, cobblestone streets and traditional British pubs. It offers the closest approximation of an old English village within the metropolitan surrounds of London.