
Stepping into the posh Pan Pacific London, it was clear this wasn't just another hotel—it was a sanctuary of sleek sophistication. As I walked through the revolving doors, I couldn't help but immediately look up at the vast ceilings.
The sky-high open windows beamed with natural light, like something out of a design magazine, effortlessly blending modern elegance with British charm. Even their tea lounge was within view.
The check-in was a breeze, thanks to their top-notch staff, who could probably predict my next move before I could. Once upstairs on the 18th floor, I found my room was adorned with plush furnishings and a panoramic view that included the stunning and iconic Gherkin building.

As I scanned the room, my guest services attendant was ever so gracious and made sure to highlight all the amenities, including a beautiful teapot that decorated my wine bar. I was in a sophisticated British haven amidst the urban bustle.
Lovely Dining
Straits Kitchen
Straits Kitchen is a beautiful 'home in a hotel' – rather than a restaurant. It is devoted to bringing multicultural Singapore to London.

Before heading out to town right before noon, I jumped in for a quick lunch, what they call their express power lunch. The menu is a small plate and a signature dish, it was speedy but did not in any way compromise on taste.
Every bite there feels like a culinary masterpiece crafted by a Michelin magician. The restaurant also has absolutely impeccable service, and they are always catering to the refined palates of discerning travelers. Later, I just had to try their afternoon tea experience.
The Orchid Lounge
One of the highlights? Definitely the Orchid Lounge's afternoon tea. The Orchid Lounge offers a delightful afternoon tea experience. Imagine sinking into plush chairs while savoring delicate pastries and aromatic teas that could make even the king nod in approval.

All served in beautiful fine china, Pan Pacific London's seasonal afternoon tea collection is a delightful fusion of Asian flavors and British tradition that's a true standout in London. Imagine Singaporean-inspired delights like bao, dim sum, and choux, adding an exotic twist to your classic British Afternoon Tea experience if you so choose. I went for the traditional delights afternoon tea with British Tea Sandwiches, but I loved having the option to go Asian fusion!
It has three courses. The first course offered a choice between Asian savories or English Tea Sandwiches, the second course - Scones, and the third course, a selection of handmade pastries.

Picture yourself seated with a selection of beautiful gourmet bites and the finest teas from the Rare Tea Company, all expertly introduced by a dedicated Tea Connoisseur. And for those celebrating in style, you can even indulge in Champagne and renowned English Sparkling Wines, including the prestigious Nyetimber.
I wasn't initially a tea aficionado - but consider me a convert. This chic and sophisticated afternoon tea experience in the heart of London is an absolute must!

Private Dining
Oh, the dining options! If you're like me, you love fine dining! Picture this: not one, not two, but three luxurious dining rooms to choose from. Maxwell is the star of the show, hosting up to 50 guests in style.
With its floor-to-ceiling windows letting in floods of natural light and offering killer views of the Plaza, it's like dining in a postcard. Plus, they've got all the bells and whistles—a Champagne wall, built-in audio system, and even a glass door for that touch of exclusivity.
If you're in the mood for something more intimate, Newton is the place for you. Think cozy vibes with dark wooden walls and a marble statement piece that's as chic as it gets. It's perfect for a close-knit gathering of up to 12, where every seat feels like it's at the chef's table. They've nailed that intimate dinner party feel.
And let's not forget Katong—where natural light floods through those floor-to-ceiling windows, making any social gathering of up to 15 guests feel like a breath of fresh air. Whether you're brunching or dining under the stars, Katong sets the scene perfectly.
So, whether you're planning a big bash, an intimate night out, or a casual outing with friends, Pan Pacific London's got the private dining game on lock. It's where convenience meets luxury, and every meal feels like a celebration. Cheers to that!
Relaxation after a day in London

Pan Pacific London elevates the essence of understated luxury, innovation, and even well-being in the heart of the British capital. After a day of pounding the pavement in London's bustling streets, I took the time for a little R&R.
Picture yourself taking a dip in their swanky 18.5m infinity pool—and it's not just any pool; it comes with killer city views that'll make your Instagram followers jealous! Plus, they have an exquisite sauna and steam room, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring London's vibrant streets. Trust me, they're the ultimate chill-out zones to unwind and rejuvenate.
Pan Pacific London isn't just a hotel; it's a whole vibe of luxury and relaxation in one of the coolest cities in the world.
Pan Pacific London Frequently Asked Questions
Is Pan Pacific a luxury brand?
Yes, Pan Pacific is recognized as a luxury hospitality brand. It is part of the Pan Pacific Hotels Group, known for delivering refined elegance, attentive service, and premium accommodations across Asia-Pacific and beyond.
Is Pan Pacific a good hotel?
Pan Pacific hotels, including the London property, are consistently rated highly by guests for their design, service quality, and modern amenities. The brand emphasizes a blend of Asian hospitality and contemporary luxury, which appeals to both business and leisure travelers.
Who owns Pan Pacific London?
Pan Pacific London is owned by UOL Group Limited, a Singapore-based real estate company. The hotel is managed by Pan Pacific Hotels Group, a subsidiary of UOL.
Is Pan Pacific connected to Millennium Walk?
No, it's not. Pan Pacific London is in the heart of the City of London, about 0.9 miles from Millennium Bridge. That’s about a 15-minute walk but it is not directly connected to the Millennium Walk area.
Is Pan Pacific a five-star hotel?
Yes, Pan Pacific London is a five-star hotel. It offers luxury services such as a wellness floor, destination dining, and elegant rooms and suites, meeting international five-star standards.
How many Pan Pacific hotels are there in the world?
The Pan Pacific Hotels Group owns/manages over 50 hotels and resorts (and growing) spread across three brands: ParkRoyal Collection, Pan Pacific and ParkRoyal worldwide.
