As a world leading luxury hotel, The Dorchester is both in one of London’s most prized locations as well as being one of the most beautiful places to spend time. Here’s just a few reasons we love one of the latest additions to Spabreaks.com’s Elysium Collection…
It goes without saying that everything at The Dorchester is impeccably luxurious. However, in the spa it’s really impossible not to fall in love with the 1930s glamour including details such as a chandelier made of South Pacific pearls.
Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester is the only UK hotel restaurant with three Michelin stars, putting its creative French cuisine firmly in London’s culinary spotlight. It’s the place to have the finest pastries with your afternoon tea at The Promenade. Or visit the hotspot that is China Tang - an authentic Cantonese restaurant and bar, or The Grill at The Dorchester, established in 1931 and buzzing with a vibrant atmosphere.
If you stay at this luxury hotel, pay close attention to the design details. Each room features specially commissioned fabrics, antique furniture and exceedingly comfortable beds, while white marble bathrooms are said to feature the deepest baths in London.
As you no doubt already know, The Dorchester Spa is in one of London’s most iconic locations on the famous Park Lane. Not only is it a central, convenient and beautiful part of London. But it’s also close to Knightsbridge for some of the best and most indulgent shopping the city has to offer, not to mention the proximity to the theatre.
Making the spa itself a space in which you could happily spend the whole day. This haven of luxury wellbeing has its own indulgent ‘Spatisserie’ for elegant and indulgent dining and restorative teas or Champagne throughout your spa day.
Attention to detail really is the theme. As a result, not only is it impossible not to fall in love with this place, but also with one another while you’re here. For personal pampering, it’s got a nail salon, barber shop, separate male and female aromatic steam rooms and experience showers. Then there are two double treatment suites, perfect for romantic spa treatments together.
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