The global reference for hospitality.
The Knightsbridge house between Hyde Park and Belgravia; the Collins Room and the rooftop pool.
The Story
Origins
The Berkeley's lineage can be traced back to the 1700s, originally opening its doors on Berkeley Street in Mayfair. It was a respected establishment for travellers and London society before its relocation to Wilton Place in Knightsbridge in 1972.
Signature
Now nestled between Hyde Park and Belgravia, The Berkeley is celebrated for its distinctive blend of classic British charm and contemporary elegance. Signature spaces include the renowned Collins Room and the idyllic rooftop pool with its panoramic city views.
Why It Matters
It remains a distinguished address in London, offering a refined sanctuary for guests seeking an experience of understated luxury. The hotel's enduring appeal lies in its impeccable service and prime location, continually attracting a discerning international clientele.
