London Hotels near Hyde Park

Hyde Park Top 3

• Speaker’s Corner comes alive on Sundays, and remains an outpost for free speech where anyone can bring a soapbox, take a stand, and have their views heard by anyone who is willing to sit and listen.
• The Serpentine Lake is a large man-made body of water located at the south end of Hyde Park in London. Visitors can while away the day boating and swimming, if the weather is conducive.
• Marble Arch stands majestically at the northeast corner of Hyde Park, London, and is the gateway to Buckingham Palace, residence of the Queen and her entourage.

Getting There

London’s Heathrow International Airport hosts flights from all over the world and boasts multiple transport options, with buses, taxis, and trains running frequently into the centre of London. Hyde Park’s borders have five London Underground tube stations in close proximity, namely Hyde Park Corner and Knightsbridge, both on the Piccadilly line, and Queensway, Lancaster Gate, and Marble Arch, all on the Central Line. Transport options within the park include boating on the river, walking and jogging tracks, and the famous Rotten Row, which is frequently used for horse riding, cycling, and other activities.