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The Park Tower Knightsbridge, A Luxury Collection Hotel

London, United Kingdom · The Luxury Collection · Accessible Luxury

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Edward Heath opened Richard Seifert's circular tower at 101 Knightsbridge on 21 June 1973. Capital and Counties built it, Canadian Skyline ran it, and Sheraton took the contract in 1977. Starwood later moved it into the Luxury Collection and only dropped the Sheraton name in 2013, the fortieth year. Mahdi Al Tajir owns the drum of rooms over Hyde Park, and a Grosvenor Casino sits inside the building.

About The Park Tower Knightsbridge, A Luxury Collection Hotel

History

Richard Seifert designed the Park Tower at 101 Knightsbridge. Prime Minister Edward Heath opened it on 21 June 1973. Capital and Counties developed it with the Skyline hotel at Heathrow, and Canadian Skyline Hotels operated both until Sheraton took the management contracts on 14 May 1977. Starwood later placed it in the Luxury Collection while keeping the Sheraton name, then renamed it The Park Tower Knightsbridge in 2013. Mahdi Al Tajir owns it. Marriott operates it.

The setting

101 Knightsbridge, beside Hyde Park and Lowndes Square, in Knightsbridge. Harvey Nichols and the shops are the immediate walk. The tower reads from the park side as a drum on a podium.

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