Accommodation at The Connaught

One antique cocktail cabinet, a separate sitting room, and gilded plasterwork throughout

Parquet hallway, chandeliered sitting room, and light through leaded Mayfair windows

Walnut parquet floors and floor-to-ceiling windows give this room its modern edge

Original paintings and sculpture sit inside an open-plan, up-to-the-minute studio layout

Walnut floors and panelling turn warm under lamplight once the curtains close

A gracious sitting area and Mayfair views bring quiet ease to this classically dressed Connaught suite

Original artwork and cornflower hues bring quiet refinement to this Mayfair sanctuary above the city

A private drawing room of period charm and original art, overlooking Mount Street's storied Mayfair streetscape

Individually furnished with original art, where Mayfair heritage meets soft contemporary tones over Carlos Place

A queen room built for quiet, its marble bathroom holding a bathtub television

One suite holds a 1909 Steinway grand piano in a soundproofed drawing room

Floor-to-ceiling windows over Adams Row, walnut parquet underfoot throughout the suite

Two terraces crown the hotel's top floor with bird's-eye views over Carlos Place

One-bedroom suite fans out like a ship's prow, designed by Guy Oliver as a 1930s captain's cabin

Marble steps lead past floor-to-ceiling books to a bedroom hidden behind a secret door

Behind an Adams Row mews entrance, three floors connect by secret corridor straight into The Connaught

Handcrafted furniture from Kabul fills a suite named for Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught

A private lift opens straight onto Mayfair's largest terrace, landscaped by Tom Stuart-Smith