The Peninsula London · architecture
Four wings around a courtyard
Hopkins relates the London building’s composition to Palazzo Farnese: four wings enclose a courtyard, with upper floors stepping back into planted terraces.
Private residences · the brand story
The city has a private side.
A London story of craftsmanship, privacy and an entrance of your own.
01 / THE CHARACTER OF THE BRAND
A tradition with room for the present.
1928Hong Kong · the first Peninsula
The first Peninsula opened in Hong Kong on 11 December 1928. Over almost a century, the brand developed a language of detail, from arrival rituals to the engineering of guest comfort. In a home, that approach becomes especially personal.
From a philosophy
to your own address.
The Peninsula combines heritage and modern invention, interpreting each city through local architecture, art and atmosphere. Its hotels aim for a bespoke residential feel, supported by close attention to detail and a long-running in-house approach to guest technology.
London is a specific residential example: the official website describes a collection of 25 residences. These are individual homes alongside The Peninsula London, not rooms across the hotel portfolio.
Character lives
in the particulars.
The Peninsula London · Hopkins
Service is built into the architecture
Five basement levels help keep servicing and technical operations away from visible arrival spaces. Here, privacy is supported by the building’s layout.
03 / THE IDEA BECOMES A HOME
The Peninsula Residences London
The Peninsula London combines a new building designed to fit Belgravia’s heritage setting with Peter Marino interiors and a planted arrival courtyard.
- Design detail
- The brand’s January 2023 announcement explicitly includes both guest rooms and 25 residences within Marino’s design scope.
ONE NAME. DIFFERENT WAYS TO LIVE.
Choose your own
way of living.
Privacy, service and the layout of a home vary by project. These examples make the differences tangible.
The Peninsula Residences London · Belgravia, London
Published details of the home
Hopkins cites Rome’s Palazzo Farnese as a reference for the four-wing building around a central courtyard. Facades use Basebed Portland Stone; bronze frames the canopies and glazing.
A project description does not confirm current availability or the specification of an individual home.
Explore the home ↗PRIVATE RESIDENCES
Your place in this world.
City addresses4 imagesUnited KingdomThe Peninsula Residences London
The Peninsula’s London residences sit within a building conceived by Hopkins Architects as four wings around a sheltered courtyard. Portland stone and bronze connect the new architecture to its Belgravia setting, while upper floors step back into planted terraces. Peter Marino’s interior commission includes the 25 private residences. A separate residential arrival under the Halkin Street colonnade gives home life its own threshold, beyond the hotel’s forecourt. Wellington Arch, the Royal Parks and nearby Buckingham Palace grounds supply the urban setting; the rooftop restaurant belongs to the wider hotel experience.
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PRIVATE BY NATURE
The right home begins
with a quiet conversation.
Tell us how you want to live. We will help shape a considered shortlist, then arrange the right introductions. Your enquiry stays personal.
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