Get a regal sleep in London
The Egerton House Hotel, one of London’s best-loved boutique hotels, recently unveiled the refurbished Victoria and Albert Suite. In a city where space is at a premium, the suite boasts a spacious bedroom with separate lounge area. Perfect for sleeping, perfect for lounging. In addition to the king size bed, the bedroom boasts a comfortable sofa bed to sink into, with a second sofa bed in the lounge area. A whole lot of beds and a whole lot of sofas, so you can bring the whole family – because never has such a chic, boutique hotel offered such stylish accommodations for all!
On the other hand, if it’s business that brings you to London, The Victoria and Albert Suite is Business Ready, with a spacious desk with built-in international power points and office supplies, so there’s no need to travel with adaptors. You’ll quickly adapt!
With gorgeous, fabric-covered walls, elegant swag curtains and a super-stylish blend of antique and modern furniture, the décor is up-to-the-minute English inspired by historical designs. Wonderful stuff. The separate sitting room has French doors that open to the private Garden Terrace where guests can enjoy a full English breakfast or a full continental one, or afternoon tea surrounded by quietand privacy, with views across to the – quintessentially English – Egerton Gardens. How very quintessentially lovely!
Additional amenities include an espresso Tassimo machine (if you find better espresso, we’d like to hear about it); a Garden Terrace cocktail bar, where guests can mix their favourite drinks; and a games & toys cabinet with plenty to keep adults and children (and childlike adults) amused. There’s WiFi throughout the property – obviously – and iPod docks with video iPods are also available, as well as extra-wide, flat screen TVs.
The Victoria and Albert Suite and the Garden Terrace is equipped with an en-suite marble bathroom and an additional separate walk-in shower room.
Bedroom suites are from £850per night, exclusive of VAT. The hotel is a member of Preferred Boutique. For information call +44 (0)20 7589 2412 , or email [email protected], or visit www.egertonhousehotel.com.
Karen
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