This is where I was born.  The building is on Hyde Park Corner, in London. 

It was originally Lanesborough House; built in 1719 for James Lane, Viscount Lanesborough.  By 1733 it had become a hospital, named after the patron saint of England, St George.  In 1827 the old building was demolished and replaced by the present building, completed in 1834.

In 1980, it closed as a hospital, and re-opened (in the old building, however) in 1991 as the Lanesborough Hotel, which it still is.

The room in which I was born looked across Knightsbridge towards Hyde Park and the Rose Garden.

A suite at the Lanesborough Hotel now costs up to £14,000 a night (US$22,000).  The restaurant is very good and it is also a good place to sit in with a coffee or a tea after a walk across the Park.