The hotel also introduces a new approach to hotel dining, where guests arriving from different time zones can avail of breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner menus available throughout the day at the Amaranto, lounge, bar and restaurant – a three flow-through space designed to offer three different experiences.

The fully transformed 11-storey building features 193 guest rooms and 46 suites. In colours of champagne, cream and red, the suites are classically inspired with Asian accents evoking the atmosphere of a chic urban apartment. The one- or two-bedroom has a dining area and a fireplace in the living area as well as wide outdoor terrace.

Guest rooms feature lustrous walnut-wood panels and tartan draperies and upholsteries. The easy to organize walk-in closets gives the room residential warmth. The in-room technology includes 42-inch plasma-screen televisions, and both wired and wireless Internet access. The bathroom features a separate rain shower and deep-soaking tub in delicate marble and brushed steel with a generous workspace with multiple country outlets.

The spa, located in the top floor, has stunning 360 degree views of the area and offers a wide range of massages, facials and body treatments, all designed to enhance the guests’ wellbeing.  It also includes a steam room, sauna, arctic showers, hydro-pools, relaxation areas and vitality pools, as well as male and female changing facilities.

And to complement your London experience, the hotel’s Rolls Royce Ghosts is on hand to chauffeur you to the Frieze Art fair at Regent’s park in just 10 minutes.