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Local Guide & What’s Nearby Park Lane, Mayfair
Why Stay on Park Lane?
Park Lane is one of London’s most iconic addresses, a wide boulevard running along the eastern edge of Hyde Park, flanked by Mayfair to the east and open parkland to the west. It’s home to some of the world’s most famous hotels, embassies, and luxury residences, and it sits at the intersection of some of the capital’s best shopping, dining, and green spaces.
Zedwell Hotel Park Lane takes this world-class location and adds something entirely unexpected: a peaceful, fully underground hotel carved beneath the street at number 77. Above, the familiar energy of Mayfair and Hyde Park. Below, complete silence.
Getting to Park Lane
Underground (Tube) Stations
Park Lane sits between three Underground stations, each on different lines:
- Marble Arch (Central line) 7 min walk north along Park Lane; direct connections east to Bond Street, Oxford Circus, St Paul’s, Bank, and Liverpool Street; west to Notting Hill Gate and Ealing
- Hyde Park Corner (Piccadilly line) 10 min walk south along Park Lane; direct connections east to Green Park, Piccadilly Circus, and King’s Cross; west to Knightsbridge and Heathrow Airport
- Bond Street (Central & Elizabeth lines) 12 min walk east into Mayfair; Elizabeth line provides direct fast services west to Paddington and Heathrow (approx. 30 mins), and east to Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf
From London’s Airports
- Heathrow Airport – approx. 48–57 mins via Elizabeth line to Bond Street (direct, no changes), or via Piccadilly line to Hyde Park Corner
- Gatwick Airport – approx. 55–75 mins via Victoria line to Victoria, then short bus or taxi
- London City Airport – approx. 50–60 mins via Elizabeth line to Bond Street
- Stansted Airport – approx. 65–75 mins via Stansted Express to Liverpool Street, then Central or Elizabeth line to Bond Street or Marble Arch
Check live times at tfl.gov.uk
By Bus
Park Lane is served by multiple bus routes, including 2, 10, 16, 36, 73, 74, 82, 137, 148, 414 and several N night routes. Oxford Street is a 12-minute walk east with additional connections across the network.
On Foot
- Grosvenor Square – 8 min walk east
- Hyde Park – 2 min walk west (main entrance at Marble Arch gate)
- Mayfair – 5 min walk east
- Oxford Street – 12 min walk north-east
- Marble Arch – 7 min walk north
- Green Park – 12 min walk south
- Selfridges – 12 min walk north-east
Staying in
Park Lane
Park Lane gives you a Hyde Park address with Mayfair on one side and the West End within easy reach on the other. The three Underground lines within walking distance — Central, Piccadilly, and Elizabeth — make it one of the most transport-connected locations in London.
Zedwell’s underground hotel makes this address accessible at a price most hotels in this postcode can’t come close to, and does so without compromising on the thing that actually determines whether your stay was any good: how well you slept.
Discover more
A local guide to the Park Lane area
What to Do
Hyde Park Hyde Park is immediately to the west of the hotel and is one of the largest and most beloved open spaces in London. The park covers 350 acres and includes the Serpentine lake (with rowing boats and a lido), the Serpentine Gallery, the Diana Memorial Fountain, and Speaker’s Corner at the Marble Arch end. In summer it hosts major concerts and events. In winter, the Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is one of London’s most popular Christmas attractions. Entry to the park is free at all times.
Kensington Gardens adjoins Hyde Park to the west and is home to Kensington Palace, the Albert Memorial, and the Italian Gardens — a quieter and more formal continuation of the same open space.
Shopping Oxford Street is 12 minutes’ walk north-east, London’s primary shopping street, anchored by Selfridges at the western end and stretching east to Tottenham Court Road.
Bond Street runs south from Oxford Street into Mayfair and is London’s most prestigious shopping destination, home to Tiffany, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Chanel, and dozens of international luxury brands. Mount Street, running through central Mayfair, is an excellent street for independent luxury boutiques and galleries.
Food & Drink
Mayfair (5 min walk east) — one of London’s richest dining neighbourhoods, covering everything from Scott’s and Sexy Fish to Carbone, Gymkhana, and some of the capital’s best Japanese and Indian restaurants
Marble Arch / Edgware Road (7–10 min walk north) — the Edgware Road area is one of London’s best for Lebanese and Middle Eastern food, with a cluster of restaurants and shisha cafés particularly good for late evenings
Bayswater (15 min walk west via Hyde Park) — a multicultural neighbourhood with a diverse and affordable restaurant selection
Knightsbridge (15 min walk south) — Zuma, the Mandarin Bar, and the restaurants around Beauchamp Place
Culture
Apsley House (Hyde Park Corner) — Wellington’s former London home, now a museum of his life and military career, 10 min walk south The Wallace Collection (15 min walk north-east) — a world-class collection of paintings, armour, and decorative arts in a Marylebone townhouse, free entry Serpentine Galleries (in Hyde Park) — two contemporary art galleries, free entry
Zedwell Hotel Park Lane
Address: 77 Park Lane, London W1K 7TP
An underground hotel in one of London’s most prestigious locations. Private cocoon rooms sleeping 1–4 guests, all windowless and soundproofed, with en-suite rainfall showers, filtered air, and gentle lighting. A welcome area and luggage storage on site.
The hotel is 7 minutes’ walk from Marble Arch station, and also accessible from Hyde Park Corner and Bond Street — placing the Central, Piccadilly, and Elizabeth lines all within comfortable reach.
Best for: anyone who wants the prestige and convenience of a Park Lane address with an affordable nightly rate, and a genuinely undisturbed night’s sleep.
