The Arlington Suite
70 square metres (753 sq ft)
Thoughtfully proportioned open-plan living creates a generous sanctuary designed to be settled into.
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The Ritz London
London · United Kingdom
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Photo: Official website · theritzlondon.com
A Piccadilly landmark where Louis XVI interiors, afternoon tea and unusually formal service preserve the ceremonial side of London's grand-hotel tradition.
The Story
Origin
César Ritz opened the hotel in 1906, bringing his continental model of grand hospitality to Piccadilly.
Philosophy
The hotel treats formality and continuity as part of the product, rather than obstacles to contemporary luxury.
Why Important
A defining reference for the European grand hotel and the international legacy of César Ritz.
Differentiation
Few London hotels make dress, ritual and dining-room ceremony such explicit components of the experience.
Food Philosophy
Classical cooking, elaborate restaurant service and afternoon tea are central to its identity.
Guest Experience
The stay revolves around highly structured service, destination dining and immediate access to St James's and Mayfair.
Design Philosophy
French decorative traditions give the public rooms a unified, theatrical character.
Design & Architecture
Lighting
Chandeliers and decorative wall lighting.
Furniture
French period-style seating and formal dining furniture.
Materials
Marble, gilt detailing, mirrors and richly patterned textiles.
Architecture
An early twentieth-century hotel designed by Mewès & Davis, with a prominent Piccadilly arcade.
Design Language
Louis XVI-inspired grandeur.
Interior Design
Gilded ornament, decorative ceilings and formal salons establish a deliberately palatial atmosphere.
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Rooms & Suites
The Burlington Suite
69 square metres (743 sq ft)
Open-plan luxury living, individually designed and finished to an exceptional standard of craftsmanship.
The Royal Suite
204 square metres (2,195 sq ft) · Green Park and The Secret Garden through floor-to-ceiling windows.
One-bedroom suite spanning two floors.
The Prince of Wales Suite
216 square metres (2,325 sq ft) · Floor-to-ceiling views over Green Park.
One of the grandest one-bedroom suites in London.
Junior Suite
Also described as Junior Mayfair suites. Situated in the centre of London's Piccadilly, featuring cosy fireplaces and spacious, comfortable sofas.
Deluxe Rooms
Sweeping views.
Luxurious rooms providing a quintessential London experience.
Grand Deluxe Rooms
Generously sized rooms featuring comfortable living spaces and exquisite marble bathrooms.
Family rooms
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