Dorchester Collection Hotels: The Full List of All 10 Properties (2026)
Ten hotels in six cities and five countries — every one the definitive address of its city. The complete count, the list, and what is coming next.
By Biirdee Travel — Luxury Travel Concierge · Updated September 4, 2026
Dorchester Collection has ten hotels as of September 2026: three in England, two in Paris, two in Italy, two in Los Angeles and one in Dubai, with an eleventh announced for Tokyo. That is the whole count — the group is deliberately tiny, and it has grown by exactly one property (The Lana, 2024) in the past decade. This page is the list itself: every hotel with its city, country, opening year and size, the properties people wrongly assume are members, and the pipeline. For rates, the Diamond Club and how to book, see our Dorchester Collection guide.
Dorchester Collection by the Numbers
- 10 hotels open as of September 2026; 1 announced (Tokyo, 2028); 0 closures or departures since 2011.
- By country: United Kingdom 3, France 2, Italy 2, United States 2, United Arab Emirates 1.
- By city: London 2 (The Dorchester, 45 Park Lane), Ascot 1, Paris 2, Milan 1, Rome 1, Los Angeles 2 (Beverly Hills, Bel-Air), Dubai 1.
- Roughly 1,460 rooms and suites across the whole group — smaller than a single Las Vegas megaresort.
- Oldest building: Le Meurice (1835). Newest: The Lana (2024). The group itself was formalized in 1996 under the Brunei Investment Agency.
Every Dorchester Collection Hotel at a Glance
Opening years are the hotel's own, not the year it joined the group. Room counts are approximate and include suites.
| Hotel | City | Country | Opened | Keys | Typical entry rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Dorchester | London (Mayfair) | United Kingdom | 1931 | ~240 | ~£1,000–1,500 |
| 45 Park Lane | London (Mayfair) | United Kingdom | 2011 | 45 | ~£900–1,300 |
| Coworth Park | Ascot, Berkshire | United Kingdom | 2010 | 70 | ~£500–700 |
| Le Meurice | Paris (1st, Rue de Rivoli) | France | 1835 | ~160 | ~€1,200–1,700 |
| Hôtel Plaza Athénée | Paris (8th, Avenue Montaigne) | France | 1913 | ~200 | ~€1,400–2,000 |
| Hotel Principe di Savoia | Milan | Italy | 1927 | ~300 | ~€700–1,000 |
| Hotel Eden | Rome | Italy | 1889 | 98 | ~€900–1,300 |
| The Beverly Hills Hotel | Beverly Hills, Los Angeles | United States | 1912 | ~210 | ~$1,200–1,900 |
| Hotel Bel-Air | Bel-Air, Los Angeles | United States | 1946 | ~100 | ~$1,100–1,700 |
| The Lana | Dubai (Marasi Bay) | United Arab Emirates | 2024 | ~225 | ~$700–1,000 |
The Full List, With Live Rates
All ten properties, grouped as the group itself presents them — the UK, Paris, Italy, Los Angeles, Dubai — with a link to live rates for each.
- The DorchesterPark Lane, Mayfair, London
The 1931 flagship on Hyde Park — fresh from the biggest renovation in its history; Vesper Bar, Alain Ducasse, the Promenade
from ~£1,000–1,500/night
45 Park LaneMayfair, LondonThe Art Deco sibling next door — 45 keys, every one with park views; CUT by Wolfgang Puck
from ~£900–1,300/night
Coworth ParkAscot, BerkshireThe country-house member — 70 acres, the UK's only hotel polo fields, 45 minutes from London
from ~£500–700/night
Le MeuriceRue de Rivoli, opposite the Tuileries, ParisParis's first palace hotel (1835) — Dalí's old haunt, Tuileries views, Alain Ducasse
from ~€1,200–1,700/night
- Hôtel Plaza AthénéeAvenue Montaigne, Paris
The red-awninged fashion-week fortress with Eiffel Tower views down the avenue
from ~€1,400–2,000/night
Hotel Principe di SavoiaPiazza della Repubblica, MilanThe group's largest hotel — belle-époque grandeur, the famous Pool Suite
from ~€700–1,000/night
Hotel EdenAbove the Spanish Steps, RomeThe smallest Italian member at 98 keys, with La Terrazza's unmatched Roman views
from ~€900–1,300/night
The Beverly Hills HotelSunset Boulevard, Beverly HillsThe Pink Palace (1912) — bungalows, the Polo Lounge, twelve acres of Hollywood mythology
from ~$1,200–1,900/night
Hotel Bel-AirStone Canyon Road, Bel-AirThe canyon hideaway with Swan Lake — the private counterpart to its pink sibling
from ~$1,100–1,700/night
The LanaMarasi Bay, DubaiThe 2024 debut and the group's first hotel outside Europe and the US — Foster + Partners tower, Dior Spa
from ~$700–1,000/night
Dorchester Collection by Country and City
| Country | Hotels | Cities |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 3 — The Dorchester, 45 Park Lane, Coworth Park | London (2), Ascot (1) |
| France | 2 — Le Meurice, Hôtel Plaza Athénée | Paris (2) |
| Italy | 2 — Hotel Principe di Savoia, Hotel Eden | Milan (1), Rome (1) |
| United States | 2 — The Beverly Hills Hotel, Hotel Bel-Air | Los Angeles (2) |
| United Arab Emirates | 1 — The Lana | Dubai (1) |
| Japan (announced) | 1 — Dorchester Collection Tokyo, 2028 | Tokyo (1) |
What Is Coming: Tokyo, 2028
The eleventh hotel will be the group's first in Asia: Dorchester Collection Tokyo, occupying the upper floors of the Torch Tower in the Tokyo Station district — set to be Japan's tallest building — with an opening targeted around 2028. It follows the pattern of every recent addition: a single trophy address per city rather than a chain footprint, and a decade-scale gap between openings. No other new hotels have been announced, and the group has said publicly that it prefers to stay small.
Hotels That Are Not in the Dorchester Collection
The confusion is understandable, because the collection's name suggests a wider group than it is. The New York Palace was a member until it was sold in 2011 — the only hotel to leave the group in its modern history — and the collection has had no New York address since. The Lanesborough in London belongs to the Oetker Collection; the Carlyle in New York and the Crillon in Paris are Rosewood; Claridge's, the Connaught and the Berkeley are Maybourne; the Ritz Paris and the Ritz London are independent. The Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air are frequently assumed to be independents or part of a US chain — both have been Dorchester Collection since the group was formed.
The ownership is a single one: the Brunei Investment Agency, which acquired The Dorchester in 1985 and the two Los Angeles hotels in the following decade, then consolidated the portfolio under the Dorchester Collection name in 1996. That single owner is why renovation cycles run deeper than at most groups, and why the group has never needed to grow to satisfy shareholders.
Booking Any of the Ten
Dorchester Collection runs no loyalty program. Its one structured benefits scheme is the Diamond Club, an invitation-only program for elite travel agencies: a booking at the standard flexible rate that arrives with a confirmed one-category upgrade at the time of booking, daily breakfast for two, and roughly 100 in local currency as a property credit each stay. Biirdee arranges all ten hotels with those benefits attached at the same rate as booking direct — the full mechanics are in our Diamond Club guide, and the group-versus-chain comparison in Leaders Club vs chain loyalty.
Dorchester Collection List FAQs
How many hotels does the Dorchester Collection have?
Ten open as of September 2026, plus one announced for Tokyo around 2028. The count has moved by exactly one (The Lana, Dubai, 2024) in the past decade.
What hotels are in the Dorchester Collection?
The Dorchester, 45 Park Lane and Coworth Park (UK); Le Meurice and Hôtel Plaza Athénée (Paris); Hotel Principe di Savoia (Milan) and Hotel Eden (Rome); The Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air (Los Angeles); and The Lana (Dubai).
How many countries is the Dorchester Collection in?
Five — the United Kingdom, France, Italy, the United States and the United Arab Emirates — across six cities. Japan becomes the sixth country when Tokyo opens.
Is the Beverly Hills Hotel part of the Dorchester Collection?
Yes. The Beverly Hills Hotel (1912) and Hotel Bel-Air (1946) are the group's two Los Angeles hotels and have belonged to it since the collection was formed in 1996.
Who owns the Dorchester Collection?
The Brunei Investment Agency, which has owned The Dorchester since 1985 and holds all ten hotels under a single company — the reason renovation budgets and standards are unusually uniform across the group.
Which Dorchester Collection hotel is the biggest and which is the smallest?
Hotel Principe di Savoia in Milan is the largest at roughly 300 keys; 45 Park Lane in London is the smallest at 45. The whole group totals only about 1,460 rooms and suites.
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