
Grosvenor House — Mayfair Penthouse
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A dedicated lift rises from the reception floor straight into the Mayfair Penthouse, 370 square metres wrapped along the top of Grosvenor House. Two extensive balconies look out across the rooftops towards a roll-call of London landmarks, with Mount Street immediately below.
Four large bedrooms are joined by a study, a television room, a formal living and dining space and a state-of-the-art kitchen, with a fireplace anchoring the entertaining rooms. Black-out blinds, mood lighting and air conditioning keep every room precisely as its occupant likes it.
Daily housekeeping, valet parking, high-speed Wi-Fi and 24-hour room and concierge service are standard, with butler service available on request.
Two extensive balconies · Private lift access from reception · Study and television room · Fireplace · Open-plan entertaining · 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.
Other Residences in the House
14 photographsThe Grosvenor Penthouse
The largest residence in the house at 448 square metres, with five en-suite bedrooms, a baby grand piano and a balcony over Hyde Park.
9 photographsKensington Penthouse
A secluded 400-square-metre penthouse with four en-suite bedrooms, dining for twelve and a main bedroom balcony over Mayfair.
9 photographsKnightsbridge Penthouse
A 368-square-metre penthouse whose 41-metre balcony runs the full Park Lane frontage, facing the sunsets over Hyde Park.
8 photographsLondon Suites
Four individually named residences of up to 223 square metres, sitting between the house's classic suites and its penthouses.
12 photographsOne-Bedroom Suite
A one-bedroom Mayfair residence with a separate living room, a full kitchen and views towards Hyde Park or the city.
6 photographsStudio & Deluxe Suite
Open-plan studio living within Grosvenor House on Park Lane, looking over Mount Street or into the light-filled Atrium.