Dorchester Collection: All 10 Hotels, Rates & Diamond Club
Ten hotels, and arguably the highest icon-density of any group on earth: the Pink Palace, the Eiffel's favorite neighbor, Mayfair's grande dame.
By Biirdee Travel, Luxury Travel Concierge · Updated October 3, 2026
Dorchester Collection doesn't really operate hotels; it curates monuments. The Dorchester and 45 Park Lane in Mayfair, Le Meurice and the Plaza Athénée in Paris, the Principe di Savoia in Milan, Hotel Eden in Rome, The Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles, Coworth Park in the Ascot countryside, and since 2024 The Lana in Dubai: ten properties, nearly every one the definitive address of its city. The collection just completed the largest renovation in The Dorchester's history and has its first Asian hotel, atop Tokyo's Torch Tower, in the pipeline for 2028.
If LHW is a federation of independent grand hotels, Dorchester Collection is the same idea under single ownership, which shows in the uniform, exacting standard across all ten.
Dorchester Collection in Brief
- Ten hotels as of October 2026 (London (2), Ascot, Paris (2), Milan, Rome, Los Angeles (2) and Dubai), with Tokyo announced for 2028 atop Japan's tallest building.
- No guest loyalty program by deliberate choice. The Diamond Club is advisor-only: upgrade confirmed at booking, daily breakfast, ~$/€/£100 credit per stay.
- The priciest brand we could compare: on our 1 October 2026 checks its median lowest rate was $1,446 a night in November, $2,000 in March and $1,667 in July, while breakfast for two added a median of just $79–89.
- All ten hotels hold 2026 MICHELIN Keys, four of them Three Keys: Le Meurice, Hôtel Plaza Athénée, The Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air.
- The Lana (Dubai, 2024) was the group's first new hotel in a decade: Foster + Partners, with the UAE's first Dior Spa.
- On our four test stays the London and Los Angeles flagships started at $1,323–2,551 a night; The Lana ($508–1,018) and the Principe di Savoia ($554 in November) were the gentler entries.
- Booked through Biirdee, Diamond Club-grade benefits attach to the same flexible rate you'd pay direct.
Dorchester Collection by Our Numbers
On 1 October 2026 we priced the same stays at every Dorchester Collection hotel through our own booking engine (the one behind hotels.biirdee.com) and scored the 100 most recent verified guest reviews at each hotel ourselves: the mean out of 10, the share scoring 9 or more and the share under 7. The test stays were 10–13 Nov 2026, 27–30 Dec 2026, 12–15 Mar 2027 and 15–18 Jul 2027. Rates are the lowest per night the engine charged on 1 October 2026 (live rates change daily), and taxes the hotel collects at checkout are extra.
One caution on the guest scores. Only three of the ten hotels (Le Meurice, The Dorchester and Hôtel Plaza Athénée) have at least 50 reviews written since June 2024, our bar for a recent score, so the brand's recent guest score rests on those three. Six more have older review windows, marked †, and The Lana has only 38 recent reviews; they appear in our tables but not in the brand average.
The Dorchester Collection Scorecard
Guest scores are the mean of the 100 most recent verified reviews on our booking platform (out of 10), then the share scoring 9 or more and the share scoring under 7. Rates are our same-dates checks of every hotel on sale; Forbes is the 2026 Star Awards and MICHELIN Keys the 2026 selection.
| Dorchester Collection | |
|---|---|
| Hotels and recent reviews scored | 3 hotels, 300 reviews |
| Mean recent guest score | 9.14 / 10 |
| Guests scoring 9 or more | 82% |
| Guests scoring under 7 | 10.7% |
| Long-run guest score (7 rated hotels) | 4 at 9.5+, none under 9.0 |
| Who writes the reviews | couples 46%, families 26%, solos 14% |
| Forbes Five-Star (2026) | 5 of 10 hotels; 1 spa |
| MICHELIN Keys (2026) | All 10 hotels: 4 with Three Keys, 4 with Two, 2 with One |
| Median lowest rate, 10–13 Nov 2026 | $1,446 (9 hotels priced; 1 with no rooms) |
| Median lowest rate, 27–30 Dec 2026 | $1,504 (8 hotels priced; 2 with no rooms) |
| Median lowest rate, 12–15 Mar 2027 | $2,000 (7 hotels priced; 3 with no rooms) |
| Median lowest rate, 15–18 Jul 2027 | $1,667 (7 hotels priced; 3 with no rooms) |
| What breakfast for two adds (median, same room and terms) | $79–89 a night across our four test stays |
| What free cancellation adds (median) | 2–25% |
| Cheapest suite vs cheapest room (median) | 1.36x–1.58x |
| Cheapest rate already includes breakfast | None of the hotels, on any of our four stays |
How the Ten Brands Compare on Our Numbers
Our own numbers, pulled 1 October 2026: the 100 most recent verified reviews at every hotel with enough of them on our booking platform, the Forbes Travel Guide 2026 ratings, and the lowest rate per night on the same three stays (10–13 Nov 2026, 12–15 Mar 2027, 15–18 Jul 2027) at every hotel each brand had on sale. Aman and Cheval Blanc sell too few rooms online to score.
| Brand | Recent guest score | Guests 9+ | Guests under 7 | Forbes Five-Star hotels | Median lowest rate (Nov / Mar / Jul) | Breakfast for two adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belmond | 9.53 (15 hotels) | 89% | 4.7% | 7 of 18 | $941 / $877 / $1,238 | $114–142 |
| Maybourne | 9.40 (4 hotels) | 88% | 5% | 5 of 6 | $1,240 / $1,144 / $1,438 | $112–184 |
| The Peninsula | 9.26 (9 hotels) | 85% | 6.1% | 8 of 12 | $1,114 / $734 / $788 | $67–123 |
| Mandarin Oriental | 9.21 (31 hotels) | 82% | 6.9% | 27 of 40 | $740 / $704 / $812 | $124–200 |
| Four Seasons | 9.17 (72 hotels) | 82% | 8.2% | 42 of 115 | $838 / $806 / $789 | $68–247 |
| Rosewood | 9.14 (14 hotels) | 80% | 8.8% | 11 of 36 | $1,058 / $908 / $943 | $161–225 |
| Dorchester Collection | 9.14 (3 hotels) | 82% | 10.7% | 5 of 10 | $1,446 / $2,000 / $1,667 | $79–89 |
| Ritz-Carlton | 8.89 (62 hotels) | 76% | 12.3% | 21 of 106 | $615 / $663 / $676 | $74–88 |
| Aman | Too few reviews | Not scored | Not scored | 1 of 19 | Too few on sale to compare | $112–117 |
| Cheval Blanc | Too few reviews | Not scored | Not scored | 3 of 6 | Too few on sale to compare | $76–120 |
What the Numbers Say
Dorchester Collection is the most expensive brand we could compare, and not narrowly. Its median lowest rate was $1,446 a night in November, $2,000 in March and $1,667 in July, against $1,240, $1,144 and $1,438 at Maybourne, the next-priciest on all three stays in the table (for the head-to-head, see Maybourne vs Dorchester Collection). There is no mid-priced tier to pull the middle down: seven of the nine hotels we could price in November started at $1,145 a night or more. And the two gentler entries were often off sale on our engine. The Principe di Savoia showed rooms only for our November stay, and 45 Park Lane and Coworth Park had none in March or July, so the March and July medians come from seven hotels led by Paris and Los Angeles.
March looks worst partly because of the calendar: our March stay ran Friday to Monday. Priced midweek in the same month, the same seven hotels came to a median of $1,293 a night, and The Beverly Hills Hotel fell from $2,551 to $1,293. Our July stay (Thursday to Sunday) also took in a weekend, and in both months the midweek stay was cheaper at all four Paris and Los Angeles hotels, so if your dates can move, price midweek first.
Breakfast is the one thing that comes cheap. Adding breakfast for two to the same room, on the same cancellation terms, cost a median $79–89 a night across our four stays: about what it adds at Ritz-Carlton ($74–88), and well under Belmond, Maybourne, Mandarin Oriental or Rosewood ($112–225). Against Dorchester room rates that is about a twentieth of the bill, the smallest share of any brand we could compare. Hotel by hotel it ran $66–68 at 45 Park Lane, $78–79 at The Dorchester and $79–94 at the two Paris hotels, with Hotel Eden the exception at $134–137; neither Los Angeles hotel sold a breakfast rate on our engine. In our view that makes the confirmed upgrade, not the breakfast, the clause that matters most in a Diamond Club booking here.
On guest scores the collection sits lower than its prices suggest. Its three hotels with a full recent sample average 9.14, level with Rosewood, behind Belmond (9.53), Maybourne (9.40), The Peninsula (9.26), Mandarin Oriental (9.21) and Four Seasons (9.17), and ahead of only Ritz-Carlton (8.89). Its 10.7% of reviews under 7 is the second-highest share in the table. The weak spot is the Plaza Athénée: 13% of its recent reviewers scored it under 7, and its written reviews that mention service (54% of them) averaged 7.05, against 9.4 for the same reviews at The Dorchester.
Every Dorchester Collection Hotel, Scored and Priced
Guest score: the mean of the 100 most recent verified reviews on our booking platform (out of 10), then the share scoring 9 or more and the share scoring under 7. † marks an older review window; The Lana has only 38 recent reviews. Rates: lowest per night on 10–13 Nov 2026, 27–30 Dec 2026, 12–15 Mar 2027 and 15–18 Jul 2027 through our booking engine, priced 1 October 2026. MICHELIN Keys are the 2026 selection, announced 18 September 2026.
| Hotel | Guest score (mean · 9+ · under 7) | Lowest rate: Nov / Dec / Mar / Jul | Forbes 2026 | MICHELIN Keys 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45 Park Lane | 9.39 · 93% · 5% † | $1,522 / $1,660 / No rooms / No rooms | Four-Star | Two |
| Coworth Park | 9.61 · 87% · 3.7% † | No rooms / No rooms / No rooms / No rooms | Four-Star | Two |
| Hotel Bel-Air | 9.48 · 85% · 5% † | $1,446 / $1,323 / $2,472 / $1,666 | Four-Star | Three |
| Hotel Eden | 9.30 · 81% · 5% † | $1,145 / $1,131 / $1,239 / $1,375 | Five-Star | One |
| Hotel Principe di Savoia | 9.64 · 92% · 4% † | $554 / No rooms / No rooms / No rooms | Four-Star | One |
| Hôtel Plaza Athénée | 8.83 · 79% · 13% | $1,468 / $2,693 / $2,000 / $2,036 | Five-Star | Three |
| Le Meurice | 9.33 · 86% · 8% | $1,423 / $2,467 / $2,084 / $1,825 | Five-Star | Three |
| The Beverly Hills Hotel | 9.42 · 86% · 8% † | $1,448 / $1,347 / $2,551 / $1,906 | Five-Star | Three |
| The Dorchester | 9.26 · 82% · 11% | $1,569 / $1,957 / $1,372 / $1,667 | Five-Star | Two |
| The Lana | 9.63 · 89% · 5.3% (38 reviews) | $579 / $1,018 / $568 / $508 | Four-Star | Two |
Top and Bottom on Guest Reviews
Of the three hotels with enough recent reviews to rank, Le Meurice leads: 9.33 out of 10 across its 100 most recent reviews, with 86% scoring 9 or more and 8% under 7. Couples wrote 47% of those reviews; breakfast came up in 9% of the written ones and the spa in 6%, and those reviews averaged 8.0 and 7.5, well under the hotel's 9.33. The Dorchester follows at 9.26 (82% at 9 or more, 11% under 7), with a family-heavy crowd (37%) and warm words on service (77% of written reviews, averaging 9.4) and breakfast (24%, averaging 9.42). The Plaza Athénée trails at 8.83.
Most of the hotels with older review windows score higher still, led by the Principe di Savoia (9.64†) and Coworth Park (9.61†), and The Lana posts 9.63 on only 38 recent reviews. Read those as long-run reputations rather than current form: Coworth Park's reviews, for one, reach back to 2017.
Dorchester Collection in Europe, Month by Month
Lowest rate per night for the same two-night, midweek stay (Tuesday to Thursday of the third week) in each month, priced through our booking engine on 1 October 2026. "No rooms" means nothing was bookable: closed for the season, sold out or not yet on sale.
| Month | The Dorchester | 45 Park Lane | Plaza Athénée | Le Meurice | Hotel Eden | Principe di Savoia |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $1,944 | $1,497 | $1,469 | $1,315 | $1,151 | $555 |
| Dec 2026 | $1,814 | $1,660 | $1,678 | $1,278 | $1,100 | $555 |
| Jan 2027 | No rooms | No rooms | $2,499 | $2,442 | $1,148 | No rooms |
| Feb 2027 | No rooms | No rooms | $1,503 | $1,442 | $1,100 | No rooms |
| Mar 2027 | $1,315 | No rooms | $1,520 | $1,424 | $1,148 | No rooms |
| Apr 2027 | $1,722 | No rooms | $1,503 | $1,442 | $1,137 | No rooms |
| May 2027 | $1,599 | No rooms | $2,128 | $1,920 | $1,269 | No rooms |
| Jun 2027 | $1,831 | No rooms | $2,659 | $2,467 | $1,482 | No rooms |
| Jul 2027 | $1,855 | No rooms | $1,697 | $1,461 | $1,322 | No rooms |
| Aug 2027 | $1,855 | No rooms | $1,503 | $1,424 | $1,277 | No rooms |
| Sep 2027 | $1,526 | No rooms | $2,554 | $2,312 | No rooms | No rooms |
| Cheapest month | Mar ($1,315) | Nov ($1,497) | Nov ($1,469) | Dec ($1,278) | Dec ($1,100) | Dec ($555) |
| Priciest month | Nov ($1,944) | Dec ($1,660) | Jun ($2,659) | Jun ($2,467) | Jun ($1,482) | Nov ($555) |
Dorchester Collection in Los Angeles, Ascot and Dubai, Month by Month
Lowest rate per night for the same two-night, midweek stay (Tuesday to Thursday of the third week) in each month, priced through our booking engine on 1 October 2026. "No rooms" means nothing was bookable: closed for the season, sold out or not yet on sale.
| Month | Beverly Hills Hotel | Hotel Bel-Air | Coworth Park | The Lana |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $1,427 | $1,377 | No rooms | $531 |
| Dec 2026 | $1,468 | $1,346 | No rooms | $578 |
| Jan 2027 | $1,262 | $1,142 | No rooms | $636 |
| Feb 2027 | $1,312 | $1,206 | No rooms | $482 |
| Mar 2027 | $1,293 | $1,237 | No rooms | $600 |
| Apr 2027 | $1,273 | $1,169 | No rooms | $574 |
| May 2027 | $1,236 | $1,225 | No rooms | $478 |
| Jun 2027 | $1,269 | $1,223 | No rooms | $478 |
| Jul 2027 | $1,530 | $1,635 | No rooms | $478 |
| Aug 2027 | $1,530 | $1,620 | No rooms | $478 |
| Sep 2027 | $1,408 | $1,284 | No rooms | $478 |
| Cheapest month | May ($1,236) | Jan ($1,142) | No rooms | Aug ($478) |
| Priciest month | Jul ($1,530) | Jul ($1,635) | No rooms | Jan ($636) |
When to Go
Across the collection the median midweek rate was lowest in January ($1,205, six hotels priced) and highest in July ($1,530), and June to August was the dearest stretch. Each city runs on its own clock, though.
London: The Dorchester was cheapest in March ($1,315) and dearest in November ($1,944), with nothing bookable on our engine in January or February; 45 Park Lane showed rooms only for November and December. Paris: January, May, June and September cost far more at both hotels (Le Meurice $1,920–2,467, the Plaza Athénée $2,128–2,659), while November, February to April and August were the value months ($1,315–1,442 at Le Meurice, $1,469–1,520 at the Plaza); Le Meurice's cheapest midweek stay of all was in December, at $1,278. Rome: Hotel Eden barely moves, $1,100–1,322 in every month we priced except June ($1,482). Milan: the Principe di Savoia showed rooms only for November and mid-December, at $555.
Los Angeles: both hotels were cheapest in the first half of the year (Hotel Bel-Air $1,142 in January, The Beverly Hills Hotel $1,236 in May) and dearest in July and August ($1,620–1,635 at Bel-Air, $1,530 at the Beverly Hills Hotel). Dubai: The Lana runs the other way from Europe, at $478 a night from May to September against $636 in January. Ascot: Coworth Park had nothing bookable on our engine in any month we checked, so ask us for your dates.
What Our Desk Books
Our desk's Dorchester Collection bookings have been short city stays of one or two nights: Hôtel Plaza Athénée in June, Hotel Principe di Savoia in July (about $780 a night) and The Beverly Hills Hotel in September (about $1,500 a night). One lesson from them: when our engine shows no rooms, ask. The Principe di Savoia showed nothing bookable after mid-December when we checked on 1 October, yet July is when we have booked it.
All 10 Dorchester Collection Hotels
The Dorchester
Park Lane, Mayfair, London
9.4Excellent · 192 guest reviewsThe 1931 grande dame, fresh from its biggest-ever renovation: Vesper Bar, Alain Ducasse, park-view suites
Guests praiseGreat locationHelpful staffBeautiful rooms
from $1,372/night on our Mar 2027 check
45 Park Lane
Mayfair, London
9.4Excellent · 136 guest reviewsThe Dorchester's sleek Art Deco sibling: 45 rooms, every one with park views; CUT by Wolfgang Puck
Guests praiseGreat serviceAmazing room qualityWonderful location
from $1,522/night on our Nov 2026 check
Coworth Park
Ascot, Berkshire
9.6Exceptional · 82 guest reviews70 acres of country-house Eden with the UK's only hotel polo fields: 45 minutes from London
Guests praiseBeautiful locationExcellent serviceGreat amenities
from ~£500–700/night
Le Meurice
Rue de Rivoli, opposite the Tuileries
9.5Exceptional · 277 guest reviewsParis's original palace hotel (1835): Dalí's old haunt, Alain Ducasse dining, Tuileries views
Guests praiseFriendly staffBeautiful locationLuxurious experience
from $1,423/night on our Nov 2026 check
Hôtel Plaza Athénée
Avenue Montaigne, Paris
9.4Excellent · 352 guest reviewsThe red-awninged fashion-week fortress with Eiffel Tower views down the avenue: Dior's neighbor
Guests praiseExceptional staffStunning locationElegant interior
from $1,468/night on our Nov 2026 check
Hotel Principe di Savoia
Piazza della Repubblica, Milan
Milan's belle-époque powerhouse: vast rooms by city standards, the famous Pool Suite
Guests praiseFriendly staffExcellent serviceGreat location
from $554/night on our Nov 2026 check
Hotel Eden
Above the Spanish Steps, Rome
9.5Exceptional · 139 guest reviewsRoman views from La Terrazza that no rival matches: intimate (98 keys) and impeccable
Guests praiseClean and secureGreat locationExcellent service
from $1,131/night on our Dec 2026 check
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills
The Pink Palace (1912): bungalows, the Polo Lounge, twelve acres of Hollywood mythology
Guests praiseAmazing propertyOutstanding customer serviceIncredible amenities
from $1,347/night on our Dec 2026 check
Hotel Bel-Air
Stone Canyon Road, Bel-Air
9.6Exceptional · 157 guest reviewsThe canyon hideaway with Swan Lake, more private than its pink sibling, beloved of the old guard
Guests praiseExceptional serviceBeautiful locationGreat value for money
from $1,323/night on our Dec 2026 check
The Lana
Marasi Bay, Dubai
9.2Excellent · 38 guest reviewsThe 2024 debut: Foster + Partners tower, Dior Spa, Martín Berasategui dining, Burj views
Guests praiseLuxury detailsFriendly staffGreat food
from $508/night on our Jul 2027 check
The Diamond Club, and Why You Can't Join It
Dorchester Collection has no points, no tiers, no app gimmicks; the company is explicit that recognition should come from people, not databases. Its one structured benefits channel is the Diamond Club, an invitation-only program for elite travel agencies. A Diamond Club booking is made at the standard flexible rate and arrives with a confirmed one-category upgrade at the time of booking (not a maybe at check-in), daily breakfast for two, roughly 100 in local currency as a property credit each stay, and VIP amenities.
Guests can't enroll, but the benefits travel with the booking channel. Biirdee arranges Dorchester Collection stays with this benefit stack attached: the rate matches the hotel's own website, and the upgrade-confirmed-at-booking clause is genuinely rare in luxury hotel programs. For comparison with the chain-loyalty world, see our Leaders Club vs chains breakdown.
Dorchester Collection FAQs
What hotels are in the Dorchester Collection?
Ten: The Dorchester, 45 Park Lane and Coworth Park (UK); Le Meurice and Hôtel Plaza Athénée (Paris); Hotel Principe di Savoia (Milan); Hotel Eden (Rome); The Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air (LA); The Lana (Dubai). Tokyo follows in 2028.
How much does a Dorchester Collection hotel cost a night?
On our 1 October 2026 checks the median lowest rate across the collection was $1,446 a night for 10–13 Nov 2026, $1,504 for 27–30 Dec 2026, $2,000 for 12–15 Mar 2027 and $1,667 for 15–18 Jul 2027, before the taxes hotels collect at checkout. The Lana in Dubai ($508–1,018) and the Principe di Savoia in Milan ($554 in November) were the cheapest; the highest entry rate we found was $2,693 at the Plaza Athénée for our late-December stay.
When is the Dorchester Collection cheapest?
Across the collection, January had the lowest median midweek rate ($1,205) and July the highest ($1,530). By hotel: The Dorchester was cheapest in March ($1,315), Le Meurice in December ($1,278), the Plaza Athénée in November ($1,469), Hotel Eden in December and February ($1,100), Hotel Bel-Air in January ($1,142), The Beverly Hills Hotel in May ($1,236) and The Lana from May to September ($478). In March and July, midweek also beat our weekend stays at all four Paris and Los Angeles hotels.
Which Dorchester Collection hotel has the best guest reviews?
Of the three with enough recent reviews to rank, Le Meurice: 9.33 out of 10 across its 100 most recent reviews, with 86% scoring 9 or more and 8% under 7. The Dorchester follows at 9.26 and the Plaza Athénée at 8.83. On older review windows the Principe di Savoia (9.64†) and Coworth Park (9.61†) score higher, and The Lana posts 9.63 on only 38 recent reviews.
Is breakfast included at Dorchester Collection hotels?
Not in the cheapest rate: none of the hotels included it in its lowest rate on any of our four stays. Adding breakfast for two to the same room cost a median $79–89 a night; it ran $66–94 at the London and Paris hotels and $134–137 at Hotel Eden, and the Los Angeles hotels sold no breakfast rate on our engine. Booked through Biirdee, daily breakfast for two comes with the Diamond Club-grade benefits.
Who owns the Dorchester Collection?
The Brunei Investment Agency, which has held the group long-term and funds renovation cycles most owners wouldn't; The Dorchester's recent works and the Plaza Athénée's upkeep are the visible result.
Does Dorchester Collection have a loyalty program?
No, deliberately. The Diamond Club is for invited travel agencies only; its benefits (confirmed upgrade at booking, breakfast, ~100 credit) reach guests through advisors and concierges like Biirdee at the same rate as direct.
Which is better: Beverly Hills Hotel or Hotel Bel-Air?
The Pink Palace for the scene: Polo Lounge, cabanas, people-watching. Bel-Air for privacy: canyon quiet, Swan Lake, table-for-two energy. Same owners, opposite temperaments, and on our numbers they are close: both hold Three MICHELIN Keys, they priced almost level in November ($1,448 and $1,446) and December ($1,347 and $1,323), and their older review windows score 9.42† and 9.48†. Forbes rates the Beverly Hills Hotel Five-Star and Bel-Air Four-Star, but Bel-Air's spa is the collection's one Forbes Five-Star spa.
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