Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Knightsbridge, United Kingdom

Hotel on Hyde Park · Knightsbridge, London

No. 448 · Autumn 2026

The Ballroom laid for dinner with round tables, tall floral centrepieces, chandeliers and long windows, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Welcome

Licensed spaces for ceremonies

A historic landmark hotel on Knightsbridge overlooking Hyde Park, where weddings range from intimate gatherings to large celebrations in restored rooms.

The hotel is licensed to host weddings in various spaces of the hotel, including the Ballroom and the Carlyle Suite. Natural daylight reaches the Carlyle Suite, with direct views to Knightsbridge, while the Ballroom has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Hyde Park. The hotel also holds a licence for after-hours events in specific spaces, and the ceremony itself can be part of the day the planner tailors with close attention to detail.

The park-side facade seen through the trees of Hyde Park, with mounted riders passing on the carriageway, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Receptions

Receptions in the Ballroom and beyond

The Ballroom measures 243 sqm and has a private garden and terrace. The Loggia is an intimate space with floor-to-ceiling views and direct access to the garden through the Royal Entrance. The Carlyle Suite is an intimate event space with bas relief panels depicting classical scenes and two arched openings in the middle of the room. The Asquith and Balfour rooms on the ground floor suit intimate events.

Price: From £175 per guest
Also: Spa

A spread of plated dishes on a dark wooden table, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

The celebration

How the day is held

4 spaces for the day. Up to 400 guests.

A long table laid for a celebration in the Loggia, with open French windows onto the terrace, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

The Ballroom

Floor-to-ceiling windows on Hyde Park

243 square metres for up to 400 guests, with its own garden, terrace and Knightsbridge entrance.

The white park-side entrance with arched windows, Union flags and a red carpet up the steps, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

The arrival

The Royal Entrance

For a Ballroom reception the couple can enter from Hyde Park through the entrance kept for royal visitors.

Dining

Dinner by Heston Blumenthal

The hotel's restaurant holds two Michelin stars, alongside The Aubrey, The Rosebery and the Mandarin Bar.

A black and white marble hall with crystal chandeliers and large floral arrangements at the foot of a staircase, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Where to stay

Rest, close at hand

181 rooms and suites.

A twin bedroom with blue upholstered bed ends, panelled walls and a chandelier, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Rooms

Superior Room

courtyard view

34 m² · Up to 2 guests

A bedroom with a sofa and armchair by the window and French doors open to the trees, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Rooms

Hyde Park Room

park view, some with a balcony

36 m² · Hyde Park view

A suite bedroom with a green headboard, pale walls and French windows onto a balcony, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Rooms

Deluxe Room

Knightsbridge view

38 m² · Up to 3 guests

A daylit function room set for a standing reception with high tables, sofas and flowers, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Location

Getting there

The hotel stands on Knightsbridge in London, with Hyde Park beside it, so guests arrive in the heart of the city. The private Royal Entrance faces the park, while the Knightsbridge side of the building has its own arrival, where flags can be flown for...

Airport: London City, about 15 km (straight line)
Airport: Heathrow, about 21 km (straight line)
Station: London St Pancras International (Eurostar)