London and The Dorchester are simply indivisible. The hotel dates back to 1931 with a Park Lane location consisting of 250 rooms and suites decorated in classic English style. Prince Philip hosted his bachelor's party in the hotel's Park Suite - and the glamour keeps coming, from Hollywood A-listers to the rock fraternity. The hotel is continually receiving some of the best investment in the industry. The Bar at The Dorchester is one of London's hottest meeting spots, and the British Tea Council keeps naming The Dorchester's afternoon tea as the capital's best. Everything is on your doorstep: the West End's theatres, Mayfair's clubs and Sloane Street's shops. A tip: book the remodelled rooftop suites for working fireplaces and Hyde Park views. And even if you're not staying, at least have dinner at the hotel's spirited restaurant, Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester

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The newly opened Dorchester Spa has finally been unveiled after a £3.2 million spend. The design is by award-winning interiors consultancy, Fox Linton Associates. Featured partners include renowned facialist Vaishaly, Carol Joy London, and Kerstin Florian. The spa features nine treatment rooms, two double suites, a 'Spatisserie' and even a men's barber.