The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
Pierre-Yves Rochon shaped The Octagon around a glass-lined turret. Daylight moves through the suite, and the atmosphere is open, elegant and close to both city and sky.
Furnishings made for the room respond to the architecture's geometry, while bronze accents and a palette of champagne, cream and gold bring warmth. A grand piano, an art deco fireplace and dining for 6 give the suite the character of a collector's home, and a wraparound terrace opens it out to the city, from morning coffee above the rooftops to cocktails at dusk.
A child is 12 or under.
An extra bed can be added in Claridge's Studio and in most suites. The charge is quoted when you book.
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