Situated in the heart of Piccadilly, The famous 5 star Sheraton Park Lane Hotel is a grand example of classical English style within walking distance of the world famous shopping experience of Oxford Street and high quality fashion shops of Bond Street and Knightsbridge. The hotel overlooks Green Park and is located close to the heart of London's Theatres in the West End, and well within walking distance of Buckingham Palace, Harrods also many of London's finest musuems and galleries. This superior first class hotel has retained its remarkable character and charm. A magnificent Art Deco lounge provides one of the finest afternoon tea settings in London.

This hotel has 307 guestrooms, all of which are decorated in neutral tones to reflect the building’s Art Deco style. Rooms all have seating areas, work desks and views over Green Park or leafy Mayfair. All the rooms have high ceilings. Some have original Art Deco marble bathrooms. Rooms with king beds are available on request.

Citrus Restaurant - Wild Mushroom and Herb Risotto is one of the Mediterranean dishes served in this lively restaurant overlooking Green Park. Specializing in pre- and post-theater dining, Citrus also offers alfresco dining during the summer months, as well as themed cuisine months - from Greek to Japanese.
The Palm Court - Ornate woodwork, a vaulted ceiling, and soft velvet sofas create a relaxed but stylish ambiance for morning coffee, evening cocktails, and afternoon tea. There is live harp music at weekends, and a live pianist and vocalist on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Bracewells Restaurant - Breakfast is served in this Art Deco restaurant, with delicately carved vines in the wood paneling. This is also a venue for wine tastings and menu planning for special events.

Tchibo Coffee Shop - Coffee, tea, and snacks are served throughout the day at this small café, with a separate entrance onto Piccadilly.

The hotel’s 11 meeting rooms include the 11,000-square-foot (1,000-square-meter) ballroom, with Art Deco mirrors and glittering chandeliers, the wood-paneled Oak Room and the Tyburn Room with multimedia video-conferencing.