Immersive Hospitality Management Announces £42 Million Redevelopment Of Corus Hotel Hyde Park

KUALA LUMPUR, 6 AUGUST 2026 —

Headline: Immersive Hospitality Management Announces £42 Million Redevelopment Of Corus Hotel Hyde Park Lead: On a humid December evening in Petaling Jaya, something rare happened: time appeared to slow down. Cars lined up, lights glowed warmly against the dusk, and familiar scents of fast-food comfort drifted through the air. This was not just another brand event. It was A&W Malaysia reminding Malaysians why some places are more than just restaurants. The post Immersive Hospitality Management Announces £42 Million Redevelopment Of Corus Hotel Hyde Park appeared first on The MUI Group. Body: Immersive Hospitality Management (IHM) is excited to announce a £42 million redevelopment and rebranding of its flagship London property. Formerly known as Corus Hotel Hyde Park, the property closed in September 2025 for a major renovation and is set to reopen in late Autumn 2026 as Hyde & Seek, joining the prestigious Tribute Portfolio, one of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of 31 extraordinary brands. This anticipated transformation project marks a new chapter for the group, completely redeveloping one of London’s prominent freehold assets into an upscale bohemian oasis, across from Hyde Park.

Reflecting the bohemian lifestyle of the area in the 60s and 70s, the patterns and colours are influenced by fashion designers such as Zandra Rhodes and Ossie Clark, as well as artists such as David Hockney and David Hicks.

Hyde & Seek’s design has been expertly curated by interior designer Goddard Littlefair and Unwin Jones Partnership, who served as the Architect. County Contractors extend the team, with Gardiner & Theobald LLP as project managers. The design pays tribute to the hotel’s prime location beside Hyde Park, drawing inspiration from the park’s natural beauty with greens and blues used throughout to bring a sense of the outside into the property. The interiors will feature elegant symmetry and ornamentation in reference to styles of the past, honouring the building’s Victorian heritage. Originally a grand row of Victorian townhouses, the white stucco façade recalls the charm of this once aristocratic neighbourhood, which became a hideaway for bohemian characters.

Guests can expect decadent styling with warm, rich tones, expertly used to highlight materials and finishes. Adding a touch of the unexpected, the interiors feature striking combinations of lilacs and greens and navys and pinks, coexisting with bold textures and contrasting abstract patterns within the flooring, artwork, and furniture. Moroccan influences are present throughout, featuring Tadelakt plaster, Zellige-style tiles, marbled ceilings, and ornate lanterns that filter light through delicate patterns.

Catering to the modern traveller and the local neighbourhood’s evolving needs, Hyde & Seek will feature an all-day food and drink concept through various outlets. From afternoon tea and lavish dinners to vibrant cocktails or working lunches, Hyde & Seek creates a bold and brilliant hub for dining and socialising. A brand-new addition to the hotel’s beautiful spaces is a light filled, glass roofed courtyard offering flexible co-working spaces, enveloping guests in foliage and greenery inspired by the neighbouring park. In addition, there will be a state of-the-art gym and studio perfect for the hotel’s friends and neighbours.

Andrew Khoo, Chairman of Immersive Hospitality Management, comments, “Hyde & Seek is set to become a unique and eccentric addition to the London hotel scene. This project boldly pushes the boundaries of expectation, rejecting the dull and embracing the charm of the location. We are incredibly proud of this transformation and grateful to the incredible team of partners helping to bring this vision to life. We look forward to working with Marriott International to meet the diverse and ever-changing needs of our guests, and we can’t wait to unveil Hyde & Seek next year.” Located at 1 Lancaster Gate, directly opposite Hyde Park and within walking distance of Paddington Station, Oxford Street, Mayfair, and Queensway’s billion-pound redevelopment, the project will transform one of London’s most prominent freehold assets into a contemporary, upscale destination. Source: MUI Group Published: 2026-06-29T01:52:54.000Z Region: Companies Topic: Economy (AI-assisted rewrite, based on the original source)

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