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I stayed at The Emory for three nights and was immediately impressed from the moment I stepped inside. The service was exceptional, the views were breathtaking, and the hotel itself was both modern and cozy. The décor was stunning, creating a luxurious yet comfortable atmosphere. The location is perfect, making it easy to explore the area. Breakfast at ABC Kitchens was an unforgettable experience, and dinner there was equally outstanding. I can’t wait to return to this incredible hotel!

The hotel's English butler service is meticulous. The room is a historic British fan. The Executive Lounge offers all-day food and beverages in addition to breakfast. In addition to the charge, the wine is free, and a delicious hot dish is served during dinner. For two nights, I had a free dinner at the hotel, stewed beef, super lame on the lasagna, and the fruit was very fresh. It can be said that it is the most amazing part of the London line. I will choose 41 next time I go to London.

This is a very good hotel and lounge bar. I think this is where the old Coffee Place used to be. I've always wanted come here as it is the best coffee shop in London. The interiors were plush and the staff discreet. I ordered a pot of coffee with biscuits. They were delicious. Park Lane is very oriental as we have the Hotel Intercontinental on one side and the Dorchester on the other. The Hilton Hotel which is in the middle finds favour with Asians as well. I have stayed at the Edgeware Rd. Hilton and had coffee at Claridges, Dorchester group of hotel as was this hotel and coffee shop owned by the richest man in the world Sultana of Brunei. We have a Coffee Place in Dhaka, Bangladesh but it is not as plush as this one. The speciality being it was self service as the service station restaurants in this country that being a novelty in Dhaka in the 80's.I had a lovely cold coffee there which I never did in England.

This time I came to London and stayed at the Magnificent, the Fragmented Shangri-La, the Horse Guards and the Bulgari. The rooms in this 1,500-pound hotel had no highlights at all. I really felt like I was paying an IQ tax! Moreover, the air conditioner was very noisy, there was dust on the table, and even the pens had no refills. Several others have their own characteristics. Bulgari is not recommended.

I love going to the lounge bar here. I highly recommend. It's a lovely place to stop for snacks and a drink when nearby. Dishes are good but too salty for my taste room are 5 star quality that's ok.

There's something special about a hotel that makes you feel like you're the only guest while being fully booked. The sound insulation is remarkable, the room service is discreet yet prompt, and the way the staff remembers small details about your preferences makes each stay feel personalized. The bed comfort alone deserves its own review

London has a lot of choices to be sure when it comes to choosing a 5 star hotel but The Berkeley gave me an experience last week that was magnificent. It began at checkin with the hotel angel I will refer to him as , Mr Christopher P who went above and beyond to establish my 5 rooms ( special note to Mr Murowany for coordinating my upgrades!!!) During my entire stay, Mr P attending to my every need and adding yet another special treat in my room!! Each room had special cookies and a gorgeous cake as a gift which is from the pastry bar downstairs . This is a really fun element to walk by each morning as well. Rooms are fresh and luxurious with a modern look. The hotel spa called Surenne is off the charts with exceptional pool and more . The staff here is wonderful The ABC restaurant on the ground floor is so delicious for breakfast and is nice at night as well. Again F&B staff so wonderful as they always had a special table waiting for us at breakfast The Blue bar off the foyer is cozy and elegant for another spot to enjoy The hotel has a fun lively vibe as well but with very personal attention Great location Loved it all

Very good, it is a first-class hotel from a global perspective. The overall experience is not in the category of luxury resort, but more like a top business hotel. Adhere to the traditional peninsula layout, which comes from the business travel style of the golden age of 80/90s. Those who like it will like it very much.

Real five-star hotel, super good location, and service. Every floor of the hotel uses different colors to give the guests a good experience. If you don't consider the price, you will definitely come again.