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The Suite

Perched atop Jumeirah Carlton Tower, the Royal Suite is a refined living space in the heart of one of London’s most prestigious neighborhoods.

Comprised of one bedroom, two bathrooms, and various entertaining spaces, this suite offers guests plenty of space across 1,679 sq ft.

The main entertaining space is a long, grand room adorned with a tasteful modern rug and an extended blue sofa. This central area acts as the suite’s beating heart. Plush armchairs surround a coffee table to create the perfect environment for catching up with friends or enjoying a morning coffee.

The second entertainment space is similarly homely; however, here, everything is brought a little closer together, creating a snug, cozy atmosphere. Here, a large TV adorns the wall, making it perfect for nights in.

From this lounge area, guests can access the beautiful outdoor terrace and enjoy impressive views over central London. Directly below is the enchanting and private Cadogan Gardens, before Sloane Square and the River Thames. On a warm summer’s day, this terrace is high enough to provide a moment of respite from busy Knightsbridge below.

The suite also has a separate dining area with seating for six, ideal for a small gathering. The suite’s bedroom is expansive yet the decor is kept fairly minimal, helping to create a calming, neutral space. The large windows help flood the space with natural light.

The bathrooms are adorned with marble, with the main bathroom including a large walk-in shower and bathtub.

Those staying should also expect plenty of extra touches, from personalized slippers to chocolate Scrabble boards, in addition to champagne on arrival.

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The Hotel

Jumeirah Carlton Tower has been a bastion of London’s prestigious Knightsbridge neighborhood since 1961, surrounded by embassies and the city's finest boutiques. Visitors will discover Harrods, Loro Piana, Audemars Piguet and Chanel all within 100 yards of Carlton Tower.

Jumeirah, a brand synonymous with luxury, has been in charge of the property since 2001, managing it through the first two decades of the 21st century to become one of London’s most sought-after stays.

It closed for 18 months in 2021 for the most extensive renovation in the hotel’s history, and today, all of Jumeirah Carlton Tower’s 17 floors are designed to delight guests. The hotel features 186 rooms and suites, each appointed magnificently, in addition to a sizable ballroom and lounge.

Since the renovation, where it was completely redesigned, the hotel’s health club, The Peak Fitness Club & Spa, has developed a reputation as one of London’s finest wellness spaces. New treatment rooms were added to the Talise Spa on the second floor, and the pool area was revitalized.

The hotel is home to London’s largest indoor swimming pool with natural daylight, with its double-height glass ceiling helping to transform the space. The ninth-floor gym is also particularly special. Filled with bespoke equipment, it overlooks both the club lounge and central London and offers some of the best gym views in the capital. Membership is exclusive and priced accordingly.

The Jumeirah Carlton Tower is home to two restaurants. The Chinoiserie is a relaxed spot serving elevated global cuisine, and independently operated La Maison Ani offers classic French fare.

Step outside the hotel’s grand entrance, and you’ll be greeted by Cadogan Gardens, one of London’s traditional private gated parks, which hotel guests get keys to, making the perfect spot for a picnic on a warm summer’s day.