IC London Park Lane Master Thread [merged]
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Feb 16, 22, 3:03 am
#856
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 1,069
Originally Posted by Frequent_Flyer1
Many thanks Atacama40 for the quick feedback, truly much appreciated. I think I will give the PL a go and burn my BOGO; the trip shall be a treat for my mother as she hasn't been to the UK now for over 2 years 
The afternoon tea is of a nice standard. Food in the evening a little thin but reasonable quality. but drinks and champagne are plentiful. I hope the breakfast is back for you by time of your stay. It is of a very nice quality and much more efficient service wise than on ground floor. I am sure she will enjoy. And what a good way to use a BOGO.
Feb 16, 22, 3:47 am
#857
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Austria (Vbg)
Programs: LX SEN, BA GGL, IC RA, HH Dia, Hyatt Glob
Posts: 1,560
Originally Posted by Atacama40
A pleasure. Definitely if taking your Mother then the lounge on 7 is a must. The window view is very hard not to be impressed by, even as a regular. For your Mother it is a great place to sit and get a uniquely wide view across Wellington Arch, the bottom end of Green Park towards Buckingham Palace and of course Hyde Park Corner towards the new Peninsular hotel.
The afternoon tea is of a nice standard. Food in the evening a little thin but reasonable quality. but drinks and champagne are plentiful. I hope the breakfast is back for you by time of your stay. It is of a very nice quality and much more efficient service wise than on ground floor. I am sure she will enjoy. And what a good way to use a BOGO.
The afternoon tea is of a nice standard. Food in the evening a little thin but reasonable quality. but drinks and champagne are plentiful. I hope the breakfast is back for you by time of your stay. It is of a very nice quality and much more efficient service wise than on ground floor. I am sure she will enjoy. And what a good way to use a BOGO.
Mar 29, 22, 8:26 pm
#858
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: ATL
Posts: 388
Anyone know if the $100 credit one gets by booking via Amextravel on the Plat Amex would qualify to be used towards the lounge supplement?
It says: “A $100 Onsite Credit to Spend on Qualifying Dining, Spa, and Resort Activities”
Also, I don’t see any lounge rates, is that right? Only accessible via Virtuoso or by paying the supplement at the hotel?
It says: “A $100 Onsite Credit to Spend on Qualifying Dining, Spa, and Resort Activities”
Also, I don’t see any lounge rates, is that right? Only accessible via Virtuoso or by paying the supplement at the hotel?
Apr 3, 22, 10:06 am
#860
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 1,069
Originally Posted by SkyTeam777
So Deluxe rooms do get club access or just Executive rooms?
Apr 3, 22, 11:13 am
#861
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 2002
Location: NC
Programs: AAConciergeKey/1MM, DL DM/2 MM, UA Gold,Hilton Diamond, IHG Plat, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Titanium
Posts: 11,088
Originally Posted by Atacama40
Neither I'm afraid. ICPL do major in misleading room definitions. Only the largest options come with lounge. If you have RA then of course you get it. Other wise I think it's about £120 per night.
Apr 3, 22, 1:00 pm
#862
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 1,069
Originally Posted by SkyTeam777
The website says that Executive rooms get club lounge access. Are you just saying it's suites that get club lounge access?
Apr 3, 22, 4:21 pm
#863
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: United Kingdom
Programs: IHG Spire Ambassador, HH Diamond
Posts: 211
Originally Posted by Atacama40
Hi Skyteam. Is possible I misunderstood but was discussing same subject with one of the guys there a few months back (was booking a room for the son on points) and I came away with the impression that none of the rooms designated club or Exec had it. You got me interested as well now. I will ask an insider and come back to you. She is off till Tuesday but usually comes back quickly .... if that suits your time frame.
I find the £110 ambassador fee for 2 adults pretty good value if you make use of all the facilities and have late checkout until 4pm the following day.
Having paid access only does keep the numbers down and it never seems to be busy unlike the O2 for example.
