The Kipling Suite at Brown’s Hotel in London is an intimate space filled with classic charm. Named after author Rudyard Kipling, who supposedly penned The Jungle Book at the hotel, this suite blends traditional English style with modern comforts. Nods to the author abound, including a monkey statue welcoming guests and a framed handwritten letter. Thoughtful design elements, such as the handpainted Lewis & Wood wallpaper and the Italian Arabescato marble bathroom, nod to the immense level of detail put into the suite. A light and airy lounge area with oversized windows marks an ideal spot to unwind – with a book in hand, naturally.