Where to Stay in Knightsbridge: A Design-Led Hotel Guide for TRI Design Visitors

Knightsbridge is one of London’s most iconic neighbourhoods – a cultural hub brimming with world-class design, luxury retail and Michelin-level dining. For visitors coming to TRI Design 2026 (12–15 March), here’s a curated guide to some of the most exceptional places to rest, recharge and soak in the style of the district.

A grand historic mansion on on the edge of Hyde Park, The Lanesborough combines Regency-inspired interiors with contemporary comforts. Known for its elegant rooms and suites, dedicated butler service and highly regarded dining experiences – from afternoon tea to the Library Bar – it’s a perfect base for exploring Knightsbridge’s design and shopping highlights. The hotel’s Club & Spa offers a serene escape after a day of festival events.

Hyde Park Corner, London, SW1X 7TA

An iconic Art Deco landmark overlooking Hyde Park, The Wellesley’s elegant style and refined spaces reflect classic 1920s glamour. The building began its life as the Hyde Park Corner tube station, which was designed by Leslie Green. It closed in 1937, but the façade remains as part of the hotel. Suites and rooms offer sweeping park views and sophisticated decor, and the location puts you within easy walking distance of the festival’s heart.

11 Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7LY

Rising above Knightsbridge with striking modernist architecture by Richard Seifert, the circular design ensures that all rooms provide panoramic views of the London skyline. Its spacious rooms and contemporary design make it a comfortable and stylish base, with easy access to Harvey Nichols, Harrods, and South Kensington museums.

101 Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7RN

The Mandarin Oriental is an iconic landmark that sits both on Knightsbridge and in Hyde Park, with art deco-inspired features and carefully curated artwork. With three outstanding restaurants including one with two Michelin stars and a Japanese izakaya, the hotel is one of the city’s finest culinary destinations. Its prime location places you steps away from Knightsbridge’s design and cultural offerings.

66 Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7LA

A jewel in London’s luxury hotel scene, noted architect and designer Antonio Citterio was given free rein to create an environment faithful both to the design heritage of Bulgari and the status of London as one the world’s most exciting, dynamic and international cities. It’s exquisite spa and world-class dining make it a standout choice for visitors wanting an exceptional stay with an international design sensibility.

171 Knightsbridge, London SW7 1DW

Sequestered in a leafy side street, this boutique hotel brings vibrant colour, bespoke interiors and impeccable service to the heart of Knightsbridge. With individually styled rooms and a warm, inviting atmosphere, it’s perfect for design-minded travellers who appreciate creativity and character in every detail.

10 Beaufort Gardens, London, SW3 1PX

A storied name in London hospitality, The Berkeley started life some 300 years ago as a coffee house on the busy corner of Piccadilly and Berkeley Street. It blends contemporary luxury with a relaxed yet refined aesthetic. Four floors of immersive health, fitness, and beauty services as well as acclaimed dining – including Cédric Grolet’s first patisserie outside of France – make it both a destination and a retreat in its own right.

Wilton Place, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RL

The Emory is a modern masterpiece in the Belgravia neighbourhood just south of Knightsbridge. Richard Rogers’ architectural vision quietly captivates and is a striking testament to modern design and understated elegance. Inside, the atmosphere is calm and contemporary, making it a convenient and slightly more discreet base for TRI Design visitors who want to stay within walking distance of the festival while experiencing a newer chapter of London hospitality.

Old Barrack Yard, London SW1X 7NP

Tucked just behind Harrods on a quiet Knightsbridge side street, The Capital Hotel is a refined townhouse known for its warmth and quietly confident British style. It has long attracted design-conscious travellers and is at the centre of London’s shopping and cultural landmarks, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park. The Restaurant at The Capital is led by acclaimed chef Tom Brown, and embodies his signature style of clean, creative, and produce-driven cooking.

22-24 Basil Street, London, SW3 1AT

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