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Lancaster London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Room - Park Views: 70% off from £159
Lancaster Terrace, W2 2TY | 1 minute walk from Hyde Park Stables
The Lancaster London nestles up against Hyde Park - the perfect place for your morning stroll. Views are most notable from the top floor executive rooms More

Corus Hotel Hyde Park
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 74% off from £99
1-7 Lancaster Gate London , W2 3LG | 2 minutes walk from Hyde Park Stables
The glorious expanses of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens form the backdrop for this tastefully decorated, modern, comfortable hotel. Located just down the road from Paddington More

Thistle Hyde Park Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 77% off from £76
90 - 92 Lancaster Gate, W2 3NR | 6 minutes walk from Hyde Park Stables
Overlooking Kensington Gardens on the Bayswater side of the park, Thistle Hyde Park is an elegant Victorian hotel but which also comes with all modern amenities. More

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Hop on a steed and trot your way through one of London's most central parks, courtesy of those lovely equestrian types at Hyde Park Stables. The park's historic 'Rotten Row' bridleway dates back to the 17th century when William III demanded a route between his palace at St James and his other residence in Kensington. During the 18th century the broad track attracted hoards of upper-class types eager to parade their finery and gawp at other carriages full of toffs. These days the bridleway attracts all sorts, from novice riders wanting to explore the 5-mile route through this city centre park to those seeking more formal riding tuition. Coincide your ride with a bright, sunny day and you'll no doubt be hooked on horseriding in the city.