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Bright fabrics and English books give this room a distinctly British feel. An armchair sits within the bedroom's open layout, with a desk nearby for writing. Windows face the inner courtyard on the inward-facing side of the hotel.

Marble finishes carry through to the bathroom, where Irene Forte skincare products are supplied. Coffee and tea facilities let you make a hot drink in the room. The minibar offers another option, and meals can be ordered at any hour. In-room dining is useful for a late arrival or breakfast beside your books, without leaving the room to find a table.

British art and colourful fabrics sit alongside hardcover books in this courtyard-facing room. A desk gives you a place to write or work. Power points, USB charging and international adaptors help keep devices ready for the day. The decor pairs traditional English details with more modern pieces.

Marble continues into the bathroom, which has a bath and shower. Irene Forte toiletries are provided for daily use. A tea and coffee tray can be brought up on request, and the minibar holds drinks in the room. Meals can also be ordered through in-room dining around the clock, including after a late return.

Hardcover classics rest on the tables, while colourful fabrics lend warmth to a modern British interior. A sitting area within the bedroom offers a place to read between outings. Windows face either the inner courtyard or the galleries and boutiques along Dover Street.

Marble finishes carry through to the bathroom, where Irene Forte skincare products are supplied. Coffee and tea facilities are provided for a hot drink without calling downstairs. The minibar holds further drinks in the room. Meals can be served through in-room dining at any hour, whether you plan an early start or a late return. Daily housekeeping is included.

An entrance hall leads into an open bedroom and sitting area, with a generous workspace alongside. A walk-in wardrobe gives clothes their own storage space, and classic English books add a personal touch to the room. Each interior has its own design, with windows looking onto the courtyard, Albemarle Street or Dover Street.

The bathroom has both a bath and a shower, along with Irene Forte toiletries. There are coffee and tea facilities for a drink between outings, while in-room dining is available around the clock. An extra bed for a child under 16 can be arranged on request.

Slate and grey are paired with touches of burgundy and ochre in a bright, open-plan interior. An entrance hall leads to the bedroom and living area, where seating and a selection of English classics make room for reading. Large windows frame views of the inner courtyard or the streets of Mayfair, depending on the suite.

A walk-in wardrobe keeps clothes apart from the main room. In the bathroom, a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower offer a choice for bathing. Coffee and tea are provided in the suite, and an extra bed for a child under 16 is available on request.

English classics and pieces from local designers bring detail to the open living space. The sitting area flows into the bedroom, with a large desk for work and a walk-in wardrobe for longer stays. Windows look towards the courtyard, Dover Street or Albemarle Street; some suites have views in two directions across Mayfair's rooftops.

The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Tea and coffee facilities are provided, and meals can be brought to the suite at any hour. An extra bed for a child under 16 can be requested.

Connecting bedrooms give the family separate places to sleep while keeping everyone close. Sitting areas offer room to spend time together between outings. Depending on the pair, windows face the inner courtyard, Albemarle Street or Dover Street. Children receive playful touches on arrival, with further surprises in the evening.

The bathrooms have walk-in showers and Irene Forte skincare products. Bathtub layouts vary between rooms. Coffee and tea facilities are provided, so drinks can be made without going downstairs. Meals can be brought up at any hour too. An extra bed for a child under 16 may be requested when arranging the stay.

Local artwork, decorative objects and English books give the sitting room the feel of a private London home. This room is separate from the bedroom, with a study area for work or correspondence. Large windows look towards the boutiques of Albemarle Street, bringing the Mayfair setting into the suite.

The bathroom provides a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Coffee and tea facilities are supplied, and in-room dining runs throughout the day and night for meals around your own plans. For a stay with children, an extra bed may be arranged. A connection to a neighbouring suite is also available on request.

Burgundy and scarlet fabrics bring colour to a large sitting room furnished with British decorative pieces. A dining area gives meals their own setting, while the bedroom is separate from the living space. Windows overlook Dover Street, and a walk-in wardrobe provides storage away from the main rooms.

The bathroom has a bathtub, twin basins and a separate double shower. There is also a separate lavatory. Coffee and tea are available in the suite, with in-room dining at any hour. Connecting rooms can extend the layout when booked together. An extra bed for a child under 16 is available on request.

Oak floors and wallpaper by Lewis & Wood set the tone for rooms in moss and sage green. The wallpaper depicts trees, while antiques sit alongside modern art in the separate sitting room. There is a desk for work and a small collection of books. The bedroom looks into the inner courtyard and has a walk-in wardrobe.

Bisazza mosaics surround a marble vanity in one bathroom. The other uses textured limestone and has a large bathtub with a separate walk-in shower. Coffee and tea can be made in the suite. Meals can also be brought up at any hour of the day or night.

Three tall windows light the desk and drawing room, where deep red sofas meet San Patrignano wall coverings. Decorative cornices and books with red spines add to the theatrical setting. The design honours the English soprano, whose portrait was taken on nearby Dover Street.

Linen curtains and a pleated canopy frame a four-poster in the bedroom. Striped wallpaper and a Bordeaux rug bring colour to this space. A cherry-wood walk-in wardrobe has antique mirrors and soft lighting. The marble bathroom provides twin basins and a deep bath beneath a porthole window. A separate walk-in shower and Irene Forte products complete the bathing space.

Three tall windows light the sitting room and dining area, with views along Dover Street. Gold and green tones sit beside modern art. Decorative cornicing and a gilt mirror retain the room's period character, with an ornate ceiling overhead. The bedroom is separate from the space for sitting and dining.

The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate double shower. Coffee and tea facilities are provided, while meals can be ordered at any hour. In-room dining brings them to your own table in the suite. For stays with children, an extra bed for a child under 16 may be requested.

Botanical drawings and textured walls reflect the song that inspired the suite's design. Soft grey and ochre shades sit alongside velvet fabrics in muted jewel tones. Polished wood floors, aged wall lights and chosen pieces of art add detail throughout. The bedroom and sitting room are separate, with views towards the street and inner courtyard.

A study provides space for writing away from the seating. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Irene Forte products are supplied, with coffee and tea facilities in the suite. In-room dining runs around the clock for meals between outings or after a late return.

Cream drapery and a custom green palette accompany rich timber floors in the main rooms. A four-poster stands against sage-striped wallpaper in the principal bedroom. The adjoining bedroom has bold blue tones, patterns and its own seating, giving it a distinct character.

Deep armchairs and a glass coffee table furnish the living area. Antiques, art and red leather-bound books sit against patterned walls, with a hidden door among the details. Each bathroom has a rainfall shower, bathtub and twin sinks in Carrara marble. A study adds a place to work. Windows overlook Albemarle Street, with its boutiques just beyond the glass.

Calke Green walls and draped fabrics set this suite apart among the hotel's newer rooms. Antiques sit alongside modern artworks, while a hidden door adds a playful detail. Paolo Moschino's team worked with Olga Polizzi on the design. Their ideas draw on the work of architect Sir John Soane.

A living room is set apart from the bedroom, with windows facing Albemarle Street. The bathroom has twin basins, a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Irene Forte toiletries are provided. A tea and coffee tray can be requested, and meals can be brought to the suite throughout the day and night.

A banana-shaped door handle hints at the designer's sense of humour. Nearby, a vintage camera has been turned into a robot. Paul Smith chose the art and books, mixing custom pieces with vintage furniture. His leather desk chair by Mario Bellini joins designs from his DePadova collection. An Anglepoise lamp and woollen blankets add further personal touches.

The suite overlooks Dover Street and has a sitting area with striped tiles around the hearth. Its bathroom provides a large bathtub, a double shower and twin basins. A small library of art and design books adds to the room's character, beyond the objects on display.

A monkey statue by the door introduces the suite's literary theme. Inside, a framed letter bears Rudyard Kipling's own handwriting. The entrance hall leads into a sitting room that pairs antiques with modern pieces. Tall windows look onto Albemarle Street, while gold and green wallpaper by Lewis & Wood decorates the bedroom.

A walk-in wardrobe offers a separate place to dress. The bathroom is lined in Italian Arabescato marble and has a freestanding bath, double shower and twin basins. Irene Forte skincare products are supplied. A separate guest toilet means visitors need not use the main bathroom when you have friends over.