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The Landmark London has unveiled its newly renovated collection of Marylebone suites following a £3.8m investment in the five-star property.
Designed with architecture studio Alex Kravetz Design (AKD), the new 48 suites are created to feel like an elegant London apartment, decorated with textured wall panelling, Italian parquet flooring and handmade carpets from Portugal.
Either with a city or atrium view, each suite consists of a large living area centred around a marble-framed fireplace and bespoke bar, decorated with blues and taupe.
The three types of suite in the collection are:
The Marylebone One Bedroom Suite (60 sqm): A suite with a separate living room divided by French doors, feature bookcase and marble fireplace. Includes a corner sofa bed (maximum occupancy of three) and interconnecting options.
The Marylebone Junior Suite (60 sqm): A layout combining a seating area with bespoke furnishings. An archway separates the bedroom and living area and a corner sofa bed increases capacity to three people with interconnecting options.
The Marylebone Family Suite (60 sqm): Arranged for families, the suite flows from the bedroom to a separate living room using a connecting archway. Features two double size beds and a corner sofa bed (maximum occupancy of five) and an Italian marble bathroom. Interconnecting options available.
The luxury hotel’s new offerings will also be fitted with premium amenities such as Dyson hair tools and accessories, welcome gifts, 55–65-inch Smart TVs with Sky and Google Chrome casting, ARgENTUM toiletries and a bar area with Cartwright and Butler treats.
Alex Kravetz, founder of Alex Kravetz Design, said: “The Marylebone Suites were conceived as private London residences. We want guests to feel they are staying in an elegant, private apartment; somewhere personal, layered, and architecturally considered. Features such as the fireplace and bespoke help anchor the suite, reinforcing a sense of home that is familiar and sophisticated yet understated.”
Fergus Stewart, CEO and general manager of The Landmark London, added: “The significant investment in our suites reflects our on-going commitment to further elevate our five-star property to meet the expectations of today’s luxury traveller. By blending the building’s heritage with a contemporary residential aesthetic, the new suites put the hotel at the forefront of London’s luxury landscape.”
The Landmark London has unveiled its newly renovated collection of Marylebone suites following a £3.8m investment in the five-star property.
Designed with architecture studio Alex Kravetz Design (AKD), the new 48 suites are created to feel like an elegant London apartment, decorated with textured wall panelling, Italian parquet flooring and handmade carpets from Portugal.
Either with a city or atrium view, each suite consists of a large living area centred around a marble-framed fireplace and bespoke bar, decorated with blues and taupe.
The three types of suite in the collection are:
The Marylebone One Bedroom Suite (60 sqm): A suite with a separate living room divided by French doors, feature bookcase and marble fireplace. Includes a corner sofa bed (maximum occupancy of three) and interconnecting options.
The Marylebone Junior Suite (60 sqm): A layout combining a seating area with bespoke furnishings. An archway separates the bedroom and living area and a corner sofa bed increases capacity to three people with interconnecting options.
The Marylebone Family Suite (60 sqm): Arranged for families, the suite flows from the bedroom to a separate living room using a connecting archway. Features two double size beds and a corner sofa bed (maximum occupancy of five) and an Italian marble bathroom. Interconnecting options available.
The luxury hotel’s new offerings will also be fitted with premium amenities such as Dyson hair tools and accessories, welcome gifts, 55–65-inch Smart TVs with Sky and Google Chrome casting, ARgENTUM toiletries and a bar area with Cartwright and Butler treats.
Alex Kravetz, founder of Alex Kravetz Design, said: “The Marylebone Suites were conceived as private London residences. We want guests to feel they are staying in an elegant, private apartment; somewhere personal, layered, and architecturally considered. Features such as the fireplace and bespoke help anchor the suite, reinforcing a sense of home that is familiar and sophisticated yet understated.”
Fergus Stewart, CEO and general manager of The Landmark London, added: “The significant investment in our suites reflects our on-going commitment to further elevate our five-star property to meet the expectations of today’s luxury traveller. By blending the building’s heritage with a contemporary residential aesthetic, the new suites put the hotel at the forefront of London’s luxury landscape.”
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