My wife and I stayed in room 476 for 5 days in April for a Pampered Chef rewards stay. I must say, the room and service was fantastic. A large king with a shower my wife described as a "religious experience". The hot water was endless. Others in our group had less luck with the hot water but no problems for us. The TV was a large flat panel with no front inputs. The room was tastefully decorated and included extra outlets (including a 110v) surrounding the desk. Inernet access is wired and pay per use. There is a wireless connection but too weak to use from our room.

We did not use the gym facilities but it looked more than adequate. We were served breakfast each morning. The food was standard hotel fare but above average. We had drinks in the lounge one afternoon and the prices were in-line with hotels of this quality.
One of the best parts of the hotel is the staff and service. There was never a time where I saw staff without a friendly smile or a time where they would not go out of their way to help anyone at any time. It often seemed as if there were staff assigned just to us!
The location is nice for a rather short walk and easy access to the Hyde Park underground. A good, solid hotel and a great choice for a relaxing stay.

The hotel's location is unrivalled. You can walk through parks to Knightsbridge, to Buckingham Palace, everything else is also in walking distance. If you opt for the tube or a bus, it's just around the corner. Can't be more convenient. The hotel is brand-new inside. Modern chic, fashionable. They cannot do anything about room sizes, of course. The building is from the 70s. So are the room sizes. But they are okay, just average. Breakfast is also good standard, but lacks what I expect from a 5* hotel-but, well, this is Britain, this is London. There is no sparkling wine, the what they probably call a European roll is downright inedible. But there is a choice of breads and there is an impressive choice of really fresh fruit.
Compared with other hotels in London of a comparable standard, I definitely recommend the IC. The cost-effectiveness is - again! for London or the UK- really good.

The Intercontinental London Park Lane Hotel is a super efficient, luxurious hotel with beautiful rooms and bathrooms and provides every comfort for a five star London experience. The executive rooms are beautiful and the added use of the executive lounge is very enjoyable in terms of a lovely lounge on the seventh floor that gives a great view of Marble Arch and Hyde Park. In fact the Intercontinental Park Lane is in a very advantageous position for visiting London - Hyde Park is on the doorstep for walking and it is right next to the main shopping areas of Oxford Street and Bond Street plus near enough to walk to Knightsbridge and museums and Piccadilly and theatres. Behind the hotel is an area rich in cafes and small winding streets and shops. The staff are super friendly and very kind. We thoroughly recommend this hotel for business or pleasure. Breakfast is very good too.

A five star experience from arrival to checkout. The well sized room was finished in a contemporary style,with a flat screen hd TV. The beds and bedding were excellent. The room was very well maintained. The gym was clean and while relatively small equipped with free weights, univeral gym type equpment, stationary biles, exercise balls etc.

We upgraded for $120 to have the use of the 7th floor Longe which came with a great view of Hyde Park. The lounge provides a full service breakfast and hot/cold snacks . The happy hour is complimentary.Tthey also have three computers set up for guest use in the lounge. On the downside drinks and long distance calls are expensive and we could hear traffic noise some of the time.
We also stayed in the Marriott Park Lane and while it was very nice the Intercontinental was our first choice.