Holidaymakers looking for apartment rentals in Hyde Park will have many options to choose from, as they are the most frequent accommodation option there. Additionally, the average rental fee for this type of property in particular is £282 a night, with an average size of 78 m². Furthermore, the majority of apartment rentals in Hyde Park are able to host 4 guests, which makes Hyde Park a great destination for medium-sized groups and families. Travellers interested in another type of accommodation can also compare many house rentals, which are the second most popular accommodation type in Hyde Park. The average size of house rentals in Hyde Park is 112 m², and the average price is £367 a night.
Save up to 32%
Best holiday rental deals in Hyde Park
26,454 amazing holiday lettings from 50 different holiday letting websites, including Booking.com and VRBO, are currently available in Hyde Park. HomeToGo directly highlights the best offers by comparing all available accommodation options.
Recommended holiday lettings in Hyde Park
Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Hyde Park: from £18 per night
Best holiday homes with a patio or terrace
Most popular holiday cottages with a fireplace
Recommended pet-friendly holiday lettings
Popular holiday rental amenities in Hyde Park
Many travellers are looking for holiday homes with a pool. A few of the accommodation options have one in Hyde Park. Also, more apartment rentals provide a pool than hotel rooms. Most of the apartment rentals with pools in Hyde Park accommodate 5 holidaymakers and have an average cost of £449 a night. In Hyde Park, a few of the holiday lettings with a pool are situated close to the water. If you travel with your pet, you should easily be able to search and find a pet-friendly property in Hyde Park. Pet-friendly lettings in Hyde Park cost, on average, £283 a night. You can also find suitable city properties, as a few of the pet-friendly properties are centrally located (less than 2 kilometres from the city centre).
Price and Availability Index Hyde Park
Holiday Letting Price Information in Hyde Park
This graph displays the average prices for the next twelve months in Hyde Park. Hyde Park is more expensive in September (08/09 - 15/09), where prices are on average £225 a night. Prices are more affordable in July (20/07 - 27/07).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Hyde Park
The graph shows the weekly availability rate in Hyde Park for the next twelve months. It is harder to find an accommodation during a week of August (03/08 - 10/08), as 63% of the rentals are booked. Conversely, it is in November (24/11 - 01/12) that the highest percentage of rentals are available.
The weather in Hyde Park
The above is a climate diagram for Hyde Park. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Hyde Park, with temperatures going under 2°. Bring your umbrella in January, the rainiest month of the year!
City centre London living with Hyde Park holiday lettings
The 141 hectare space of Hyde Park is London's green heart. Holiday lettings in the area mainly consist of flats in converted houses, with some more modern properties and mews tucked away down quiet streets. Wherever you choose to stay, you'll be just a short stroll from the nearest Tube station and top London attractions.
Family friendly London attractions when visiting with children
Hyde Park itself provides a wide open, green space for kids to run and let off steam. Kensington Gardens, which is a continuation of Hyde Park, has the Diana Memorial Fountain for splashing and playing, as well as a large playpark. Boating on the Serpentine is also a lot of fun in summer months and offers the chance to escape the crowds.
The South Kensington museums are also great for kids with lots of interactive exhibits and events, but also popular is the famous Madam Tussauds, a short tube ride away. Kids will love spotting their favourite stars from stage, television and sport. Where else can they get a selfie with Barack Obama, the Queen or the Beckhams?
Arts, music and food on a night out in London
Whatever you fancy doing on a night out from your Hyde Park apartment, you'll have plenty of choice. The Royal Albert Hall is one of London's foremost entertainment venues with concerts and performances by the world's biggest stars. Mayfair, to the east of Hyde Park, has a huge concentration of top-notch restaurants, many of which have Michelin stars. Casual dining brasseries and chain restaurants are also plentiful close to Hyde Park.
If you'd prefer to strut your stuff on the dance floor, clubs such as Mahiki, Drama and the Roof Gardens are popular with London's beautiful people. Dress to impress, and stay until the clubs close at dawn.
Museums in South Kensington or shopping on Oxford Street?
Walk through Hyde Park to the southern boundary and you emerge onto Kensington High Street from where Exhibition Road leads to some of London's most well-visited museums. Choose a day exploring dinosaurs, animals and evolution at the Natural History Museum, looking at exquisite costumes and tapestries in the V&A, or learn about the history of medicine or maths at the Science Museum. Entry to all three is free, although there are some ticketed temporary exhibitions. Also open for visits is Kensington Palace, former home of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Head to the north-eastern corner of Hyde Park and you're at Marble Arch, one end of London's famous Oxford Street. This is where most of the UK's premier retail brands have their flagship stores. Bond Street is where you'll find the designer shops and high-end jewellers, and the famous Hamley's toy shop – a dream come true for every child – is on Regent Street.
We compare more than 300 providers, including:
