Claridge's

This suite has a large entrance hall with pillars and original eighteenth-century English furniture. The entrance hall leads onto an elegant drawing room with French windows overlooking Brook Street, and an adjoining dining room which can seat 12 guests.
The centrepiece is a grand piano which belonged to Sir Arthur Sullivan and W.S. Gilbert. The pair used this very piano to compose many of their famous operettas and gave it to Richard D’Oyly Carte, who bought Claridge’s in 1893. There is also a fine carved wood and marble fireplace.

Every guest in this suite also receives:
- Royal fruit bowl
- Freshly cut flowers
- A complimentary bottle of artisanal champagne
- Complimentary mineral water
- Full butler service
- Complimentary interactive TV
- Complimentary WiFi
- Private telephone and fax line
- A complimentary change of clothes pressed upon arrival
- Complimentary drinks on arrival
- Asprey toiletries with signature item
- Complimentary car transfer on arrival from London Heathrow airport
- Choice of bathrobes