Park Hyatt London River Thames
A riverside retreat showing the capital in a new light
Marking the debut of the Park Hyatt brand in the United Kingdom, Park Hyatt London River Thames brings a new level of understated, cosmopolitan elegance to the capital. The hotel is in Nine Elms, one of London’s fastest-developing districts and an exclusive riverside location near the iconic Battersea Power Station and Embassy Gardens. Standing at 18 stories high, the hotel offers sweeping views of the city skyline while exuding a residential charm that’s second to none.
Designed by the renowned KPF architecture firm, the hotel sits in a striking glass towers. A sleek addition to the Nine Elms landscape, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with natural light and frame stunning views of the River Thames and cityscape beyond. In the lobby, Charlie Whinney’s breathtaking installation, Ebb and Flow, takes center stage. Crafted from wood and copper, the piece mimics the undulating curves of the Thames while its materials pay homage to the hotel group’s East-meets-West heritage.
With 203 guest rooms and 34 suites, every accommodation boasts massive windows, marble-clad bathrooms, plush furnishings and refined accents of leather and brass, all centered on warm tones that give a grounding feel. For families and larger groups, 42 connecting rooms offer both privacy and convenience. Two Ambassador Suites (1,216 square feet, kitchenette and dining area,) and a Presidential Suite (1,851 square feet, butler service, private floor elevator) offer ultimate space and luxury during your stay.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- With an entire floor dedicated to wellness, the spa is a haven that features a 65-foot indoor pool illuminated by natural light, six treatment rooms and a sauna. Apair of Somadome meditation pods offer light therapy and guided meditation.
- The Nine Elms Kitchen & Terrace serves a diverse menu of seasonal dishes, home-baked pastries and other delicious breakfast items. TAMISé Tea Lounge & Wine Library is a sophisticated space for curated wine selections or afternoon tea alongside panoramic river views. Yú Gé Cantonese restaurant brings authentic Asian flavors into the mix, served within sultry interiors.
- Interiors are courtesy of Super Potato and showcase a blend of contemporary English style with international influences. Artwork from more than 20 celebrated artists, including British painter Ian Rayer-Smith and Hong Kong creative Gabriel Leung, brings both communal spaces and rooms to life with vibrant canvas-based and sculptural pieces.
- The crown accommodation jewel at Park Hyatt London River Thames is the 1,851-square-foot Presidential Suite, a stunning space with a living area, dining table and a freestanding bathtub that overlooks the river.
- The London hotel lobby will soon house a flower-and-pastry shop. Filling the entrance with delightful scents, the space will offer fresh pastries from the in-house bakery and beautiful blooms from Flower Box.
Nearby Attractions
- A short walk from the hotel, Battersea Power Station is a must-visit. Now a revitalized cultural hub, the former power plant houses a mix of dining, shopping and entertainment options, including Control Room B, a unique cocktail bar where you can sip your drink surrounded by the original dials and controls in the power station.
- Art enthusiasts will appreciate their proximity to the iconic Tate Britain. The space showcases a world-class collection of British art from the 16th century to today, and its sister gallery, Tate Modern, can be found further along the river in Southbank.
- Spanning more than 200 acres, Battersea Park is one of London’s most lush green spaces. Visit for a leisurely stroll, picnic or fun afternoon on the boating lake.
- One of London’s most recognizable landmarks, The London Eye, is within easy reach from the luxury hotel. Take a ride on this giant wheel and see the entire city from a bird’s-eye view.
- Westminster Abbey and Big Ben are must-visit landmarks for anyone exploring London. Just a short walk from each other, they make for a convenient paired visit. Admire the splendor of the historic church that has been the site of every British royal coronation since 1066 and marvel at the world-famous clock, a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture.
Amenities
24-hour room service 
Babysitting services
Bar
House car
Indoor pool
Meeting rooms
Pet friendly
Restaurants
Spa
Getting There
Park Hyatt London River Thames
