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The best hotel suites in London
The room, not the hotel: in each hotel that matters, the suite to ask for.
The room, not the hotel. In each of the few hotels that matter there is one suite to ask for, and a reason to ask for it by name.
The Apartment at The Connaught
The Connaught's two-bedroom penthouse of 285 sq m on the sixth floor, with two balconies over Carlos Place.
The Manor House Wing at Rosewood London
The 208 m² Manor House suite joined to six connecting rooms, with its own entrance, its own lift and its own postcode, inside the former Pearl Assurance headquarters on High Holborn.
The Royal Suite at Claridge's
A two-bedroom suite of 225 sq m looking onto Brook Street and Davies Street, designed by Michelle Wu around the 1953 Coronation, with its own dining room for eight.
The Royal Suite at The Goring
A two-bedroom suite of 151 m² with a balcony over the garden, on the fifth floor of the family-owned hotel ten minutes' walk from Buckingham Palace, with a footman of its own.
The Royal Suite at The Savoy
The largest suite at The Savoy, 264 m² of rooms in a row facing the Thames, with its own bar, a service kitchen, a morning room for private dining and a butler.
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