The hotel has a range of ninety-eight classic, executive, and deluxe rooms and seventeen individually designed suites. The Guild Magazine Team stayed in one of the deluxe bedrooms, which offered an inviting open-plan bedroom/sitting area, walk-in wardrobe, desk space, and bathroom. In terms of conventional room sizes in London hotels, this room was extremely spacious, light, and airy. The decor was a little understated compared to the public areas yet still exuded a sophisticated vibe with hints of Rocco Forte’s hues of red, grey, and black. The large windows allow light to flood the room and provide a lovely view overlooking Albemarle Street’s elegant townhouses and the nearby listed buildings off the Victorian Royal Arcade. A wooden-clad walk-in wardrobe offers the perfect storage for your items, and if there are a larger number of guests, this wardrobe can be interconnected with the neighboring room. The spacious bathroom includes twin sinks, a walk-in shower, a bathtub, and a selection of luxury toiletries created by Irene Forte.
The largest suite, aptly named the Kipling Suite due to its connection to Rudyard Kipling, is the epitome of luxury and sophistication. Here you can appreciate wooden floors, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that also overlook the charming Albemarle Street. The suite includes a stunning sitting room with a fireplace, dining room, and a generous bathroom featuring a freestanding bathtub and walk-in shower; all finished in Arabescato white veined marble. The suite can be interconnected to create a more extensive, four-bedroom suite covering an impressive 280 square meters. The experience of staying in this signature suite is further enhanced by additional perks, including personalized concierge service, hotel transfer, and In-Suite Check-in, just to name a few.