Architect	Richard Seifert & Partners
Date Built	1973
Location	Overlooking Lowndes Square in Knightsbridge
Description
The building is a 15-storey circular tower on top of a 2-storey podium.  The tower contains 300 bedroom and the two-storey podium is home to the lobby/reception area and bars. The tower has a reinforced-concrete service core and a facade that features protruding bay windows.  This has lead to the suggestion that it resembles a cob of corn. The Sheraton Park Tower Hotel says this of  itself, "Our circular tower ensures each of the 280 guest rooms including 22 suites benefits from sweeping outward views of London's iconic skyline. The fabulous penthouse suites–one-of-a-kind in Knightsbridge–offer 360 degrees of contemporary luxury"

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