Grosvenor House — The Grosvenor Penthouse
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The Grosvenor Penthouse is the largest residence at Grosvenor House, 448 square metres arranged for entertaining on a serious scale. A baby grand piano in the study sets the register, while a spectacular balcony carries the evening out over Hyde Park.
Five bedrooms each have an en-suite bathroom with rain shower and deep-soaking bath. The separate kitchen can be handed to a private chef, who will compose a bespoke menu on request, and a media room offers a quieter counterpoint to the formal rooms.
Valet parking, daily housekeeping, 24-hour concierge and room service and access to the on-site fitness suite round out the residence, with butler service available on request.
Baby grand piano in the study · Balcony overlooking Hyde Park · Five en-suite bedrooms · Private chef available in separate kitchen · On-site fitness suite · Butler service on request
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Availability and rates are confirmed personally, usually within the hour. Nothing is charged at this stage.
Housekeeping, estate services and club access included. We confirm availability and the rate together — usually within the hour.
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8 photographsLondon Suites
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6 photographsStudio & Deluxe Suite
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