London recently welcomed a series of enhancements to Grosvenor House Suites, a Highgate-managed luxury, residential-style property in the heart of Mayfair.
With 32 redesigned suites, a reimagined check-in experience and new cigar offerings, Grosvenor House Suites features design-led moments extending beyond just a traditional overnight stay.
© Grosvenor House Suites
Each suite combines privacy and attention to detail through redefined interiors, including a bespoke ombré wall treatment inspired by Hyde Park sunsets. Featuring flexible bedroom configurations, spacious living areas and plenty of kitchen space, suites accommodate all types of travelers, from families to multigenerational travelers, business travelers to long-stay guests.
Alongside the suite redesign, guests are greeted with a clean, elegant concierge arrival space, completed with Calacatta Green marble tops, timeless paneled walls and curated artwork based off the building’s 1920s heritage.
“We wanted guests to feel an immediate sense of tranquility from the moment they arrive,” said German Mendoza of Wimbley Interiors, the design company behind the hotel’s transformation.
Embers Cigars © Grosvenor House Suites
Cigar lovers will especially appreciate Grosvenor House Suites’ new hospitality experience on the second floor overlooking Park Lane. Ember Cigars lounge offers a refined setting for visitors to experience British craftsmanship, luxury and service in a distinctly contemporary environment. Premium cigars from around the world are available to guests and are complemented with a collection of rare Scottish whiskies.
“These enhancements mark an exciting new chapter for Grosvenor House Suites,” said Andrew Henning, general manager, Grosvenor House Suites. “Together, they further elevate the residential experience that defines our property, creating spaces that feel both luxurious and welcoming while enhancing every stage of the guest journey.”
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