
Grosvenor House — One-Bedroom Suite
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Offered in Superior, Deluxe, Park and Mayfair grades, the one-bedroom suites at Grosvenor House give the bedroom and living room their own distinct spaces, spread across 45 to 75 square metres. Outlooks range from the calm of the interior Atrium to Mayfair streetscapes and the green edge of Hyde Park.
A fully fitted kitchen allows residents to cook at home, while the in-house culinary team can compose a private menu served in the suite for evenings when going out holds no appeal. The bathroom pairs a rain shower with a deep-soaking bath.
With daily housekeeping, valet parking, high-speed Wi-Fi and 24-hour room and concierge service as standard, these suites suit a longer London posting as easily as a week away.
Separate living room · Fully fitted kitchen · Park and Mayfair view options · Private in-suite dining on request · Rain shower and deep-soaking bath
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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.
9 photographsMayfair Penthouse
A four-bedroom, 370-square-metre penthouse with two long balconies and a private lift from the concierge floor.
6 photographsStudio & Deluxe Suite
Open-plan studio living within Grosvenor House on Park Lane, looking over Mount Street or into the light-filled Atrium.