London
Edwardian grandeur with a contemporary British edge — quirky commissioned art, leather banquettes, marble mosaics, and a courtyard that softens the city the moment you walk in. Polished but never stuffy.
The Pie Hole takeaway hatch on the street lets you grab a handcrafted pie without setting foot in the hotel — worth knowing if you're passing by
Why It Matters
The building itself — a sensitively restored 1912 Edwardian landmark — does a lot of heavy lifting. But the culinary programme punches hard too: Holborn Dining Room and its famous Pie Room, Scarfes Bar (ranked #6 globally by Food & Wine), and an Art Afternoon Tea in the Mirror Room that people book just to experience. Forbes Travel Guide awarded it five stars. The Manor House suite is the only suite in the world with its own postcode.
A Grade II listed Edwardian building that spent its first century as the Pearl Assurance Company headquarters before being transformed into one of London's finest luxury hotels. The carriageway entrance, grand marble staircase and Holborn address — squarely between the City and the West End — give it a sense of place that newer builds simply can't manufacture. The 'modern manor house' concept plays out in art commissions, changing Gerald Scarfe caricatures at the bar, a dedicated pie kitchen, and one of London's largest gin collections.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Deluxe Suite
Averaging 67 sqm, the Deluxe Suite is a proper apartment setup with a beautifully furnished living room, airy bedroom, marble bathroom and separate powder room. Suited for extended stays or anyone who just wants to spread out.
King · 67 sqm
Grand Executive Room
Entry-level rooms with large picture windows filling the space with natural light. Ceilings reach up to 3.7m, making even a 33 sqm room feel generous. Marble bathroom with deep soaking tub or walk-in shower. Thoughtfully curated furnishings with a residential feel.
King · 33 sqm
Grand Premier Room
The most spacious standard room category at 37 sqm — Rosewood describes it as their 'most spacious room.' King bed, tufted armchairs, large oak table, and a marble bathroom with deep soaking tub or rain shower. Distributed across floors 1–7.
King · 37 sqmGrand Premier Suite
Among the largest suites in London at 85 sqm. The space and style of an elegant British home, with personal butler service as standard.
King · 85 sqmManor House
The pinnacle of the hotel — a multi-bedroom residence with its own postcode, making it the only hotel suite in the world with this distinction. Designed by Tony Chi and Associates with personal butler service.
Pearl Suite
Occupying a portion of the original Pearl Assurance building — the hotel's former owner. A 93 sqm signature suite with a large light-filled sitting room featuring a dining table and personal bar. The bedroom adjoins a dressing room and Italian marble bathroom with double vanities, soaking tub with built-in TV, and walk-in shower. Daily breakfast for two in Holborn Dining Room and a one-way airport transfer are included.
King · 93 sqmPremier Suite
At 71 sqm, the Premier Suite blends manor house style with contemporary sophistication. Living room, airy bedroom, marble bathroom, separate dressing room and powder room. A solid choice for guests settling in for a longer London visit.
King · 71 sqmTwo & Three Bedroom Suite
Apartment-style accommodation offering a minimum of 100 sqm of living space, depending on the combination reserved. Two or three bedrooms with exceptional space, privacy and comfort. Ideal for families or groups.
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Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Afternoon tea served in the Mirror Room, themed around Claude Monet's works. Each course is designed to mirror specific Monet paintings — this is a destination tea, not just a nice-to-have.
Ongoing exhibition and encounters with current artist-in-residence Zach Zono, whose work in colour, movement and memory is woven throughout the hotel's heritage spaces.
An evening spent learning from the team behind one of the world's top-ranked bars. Includes creating and drinking signature cocktails in the theatrical Scarfes Bar setting.
A hands-on 90-minute class in The Pie Room at Holborn Dining Room. Expert Pie Makers walk you through traditional pastry techniques. You'll make and eat your own creations and leave with recipes.
After-hours exclusive access to the Tower of London's 700-year-old Ceremony of the Keys, guided by a Yeoman Warder. A seriously rare access experience — only a handful of guests permitted each night.
A private guided walking tour taking in Buckingham Palace, Downing Street, Westminster Abbey and more. Arranged through the hotel concierge.
A guided exploration of London's street art scene with 'Small Car Big City.' Covers East End murals, South Bank art, and a chance to try graffiti at Leake Street Tunnel.
Guided tours on vintage British hand-built bikes through London's famous landmarks, covering historic tales and local secret spots. Organised through the hotel concierge.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
11 event spaces including the Grand Ballroom (6,167 sq ft), three heritage boardrooms, the Living Room, Dining Room with show kitchen, and flexible meeting rooms. Over 11,660 sq ft of total indoor meeting space. Capacity up to 450 guests for receptions.
There is no swimming pool at Rosewood London.
Cats and dogs welcome at no charge. Pets allowed in all food and beverage outlets. Not permitted in spa/fitness facilities.
Personal butler service available for signature suites and top-tier accommodations.
Sauna available within the Sense Spa facilities. Guests can use it for up to one hour after a treatment.
A fully equipped fitness suite with Technogym equipment. Note: guests have flagged the lack of dedicated shower/changing facilities as a downside.
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