Park Lane runs north-south between Hyde Park Corner and Marble Arch (at the northern end). It forms an eastern boundary of Hyde Park and the western edge of Mayfair. The road is a byword for high-class and prosperity and is home of several 5-star hotels including the [Dorchester]?, the [Grosvenor House]? and the [Hilton]? as well as some pretty swanky car showrooms.
\nIt is also the second most expensive card on the [monopoly]? board.
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