If the city's excitement leaves you feeling peckish, the chinese-inspired Min Jiang restaurant offers lunch and dinner, with special attention given to theater times. Located on the property's rooftop, it boasts views of Hyde Park and the London skyline and features seasonal menus. Min Jiang also houses its own bar. Park Terrace restaurant and bar are located on the lobby level and the restaurant serves a varied menu throughout the day. The views at Park Terrace are of Kensington Gardens and the driveway to Kensington Palace. Bertie's Bar overlooks the lobby and has Victorian décor and a library of books.
Need space for a meeting? Ask the staff about the hotel's conference and meeting rooms; with 15,000 square feet of space you should be easily accommodated. In town for pleasure? Live it up with the services Royal Garden offers all its guests: a concierge, room service, business center, limousines, and florist, babysitting, valet for laundry and dry-cleaning, doctor and dentist on call, meet-and-greet at Heathrow Airport, and luggage unpacking. Whatever your preference, look no further than the Royal Garden Hotel…unless it's to gaze out the window.
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You
can have it all the next time you visit London: access to the city's
greatest sights and nightlife and a commanding view of its serene
parks and gardens from your lofty hotel room. After a renovation
in 1996, the Royal Garden Hotel reopened to establish itself as
one of the city's most contemporary hotels. The building's most
dramatic points are its views, the marble lobby and raised Park
Terrace restaurant. The assets don't stop there…enjoy live
music every Saturday in The Tenth restaurant, a health club with
a top London trainer, and world-class cuisine served with care.
With all these features and Kensington Palace as a next-door neighbor,
there's no reason why you can't have your cake and eat it too.
When
the mood strikes you to exercise, Royal Garden extends a helping
hand. Its health club and spa has personal trainers, nutritional
analysis, beauty treatments, massage, a solarium, physical therapy
and reflexology. When you're ready to venture out, the hotel is
conveniently located near Royal Albert Hall, Victoria & Albert
Museum, The Connoisseur Casino, antiques markets, and shops and
restaurants on Kensington High Street. 
Each
of the 400 rooms in the hotel feature a desk area with a two-line
phone and voice mail, fax and Internet access; air conditioning;
satellite TV; mini-bar and hairdryer. Seating areas near the windows
offer good views and bathrooms are luxurious. Suites are worth the
extra quid, offering features such as dining rooms, kitchenettes,
cloakrooms, CD players, VCRs and DVD players; opening windows; marble
and wood accents; multiple bedrooms and conference tables. 
