Pan Pacific London unveils new suites

Forbes five-star hotel Pan Pacific London has unveiled a new standard of luxury across its forty-two suites. The newly renovated suites offer guests a “tactile journey” through a tapestry of textures, colours, and botanical motifs that evoke the senses – with two evocative styles, each designed to meet the preferences of guests. Designed by Singapore-based FDAT, the suites’ interiors heighten residential ambiance that complements the hotel’s modern aesthetic, while also honouring its Singaporean heritage. Each suite presents a combination of craftsmanship and design with bespoke pieces and customised features setting it apart from existing rooms. Wallpapered artwork pays tribute to biodiversity and the interplay between plant and animal life, inspired by the landscapes of Singapore's Botanical Gardens, while custom octagon-shaped lamps offer nods to “prosperity and good fortune”. The wooden floors create a “warm, inviting atmosphere” with hand-tufted rugs featuring “wave-inspired blue patterns” evoking the calm of the Pacific Ocean and bringing a sense of tranquillity to the space. The suites also include views of the capital, dressing tables, custom-designed dining tables, ergonomic desks and marble bathrooms, while walk-in wardrobes offer ample storage space. Marking the launch of the new suites, Pan Pacific has introduced three new introductory packages tailored to meet the preferences of each guest — whether for a family getaway, celebrating life’s milestones, or business travel. The Devonshire Suite combines “functionality with luxury”: its versatile living area serves as a space for working and relaxing. The ergonomically designed desk, equipped with local and European power sockets, provides a workspace whilst in-room fitness equipment ensures guests can maintain their fitness routines. A one-way Elizabeth Line butler meet and greet from Liverpool Street Station is also included, ensuring guests and their luggage are escorted straight to their Devonshire Suite. The Bishopsgate two-bedroom family suite, spanning over 100 square metres, offers playtime with games and books, personalised children’s turndown treats, along with Singa’s Den Adventure Tepee and access to the Children’s Singa Cub Club programme as well as a £100 hotel credit. The Walbrook Suite offers a dedicated butler, Champagne Taittinger or a bottle of L’Excessive non-alcoholic Sparkling Wine on ice whilst personalised amenities include a pair of monogrammed pillowcases and a vinyl record player with a curated vinyl library. Guests staying in the suites also enjoy access to the hotel’s Sensory Wellbeing Floor with high performance gym, infinity pool, and spa treatment rooms, evening turndown service, complimentary pressing, soft drinks mini bar and Dyson amenities. Donovan Soon, founding director of FDAT, said: “Modern and rich in detail, we wanted to create a unique experience that captures the essence of both British sophistication and the tropical warmth of Singapore. The new suites build upon the original Pan Pacific brand story, offering a sense of discovery and exotic charm. Each suite not only looks beautiful, but also inspires and evokes exploration, promising each stay a memorable journey.”

Pan Pacific London unveils new suites

Designed by Singapore-based FDAT, the suites’ interiors heighten residential ambiance that complements the hotel’s modern aesthetic, while also honouring its Singaporean heritage

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