
Grosvenor House — Kensington Penthouse
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Turned towards the rooftops of Mayfair and the skyline beyond, the Kensington Penthouse offers 400 square metres of seclusion at the top of Grosvenor House. The dining table seats twelve, and a remote-controlled fire warms the generous living space when the evening draws in.
Four large bedrooms each have their own en-suite bathroom, and the main bedroom opens onto a private balcony with the city laid out below; its bathroom extends to a terrace of its own. A study, television room and fully equipped kitchen complete the floor plan, with black-out blinds and mood lighting throughout.
Valet parking, daily housekeeping and 24-hour room and concierge service run as standard, with butler service available on request.
Dining table for twelve · Main bedroom with private balcony · Primary bathroom with terrace · Remote-controlled fireplace · Study and television room · 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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