The Connaught launches The Connaught Suite Collection

The Connaught has launched The Connaught Suite Collection as part of its recently restored suites and rooms programme.

The five-star fully butler serviced hotel is now offering a curated range of in-suite experiences that reflect the art of “fine living”, such as chilled martinis mixed directly from The Connaught Bar, cakes from master pâtissier Nicolas Rouzaud and bespoke in-suite massages from the the Aman Spa wellness team. Other services include the shoeshine service from shoemakers John Lobb.  

Suite guests can now also access The Connaught Cinematic Collection of films edited by the British Film Institute. 

The recent room and suite restoration at The Connaught was spearheaded by designer Guy Oliver, as well as architect Michael Blair and David Collins Studio who helped create the 34 highly individual suites. 

From the terrace suite, a contemporary hideaway with its own terrace overlooking the rooftops of Mayfair, to the library suite, the Sutherland suite complete with grand piano, and the King’s lodge and Prince’s lodge, brought to life by the artisans of the Turquoise Mountain Foundation.  

The Connaught is also home to three Michelin-starred Hélène Darroze at The Connaught, The Connaught Bar, twice voted best in the world, chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s eponymous restaurant and The Connaught Grill remodelled by Mira Nakashima. In addition, the hotel includes The Coburg Bar with its whisky selection, The Connaught Cigar Merchants and the recently renamed Nicolas Rouzaud at The Connaught which serves patisserie.   

Commenting on the launch of The Connaught Suite Collection, general manager Sandeep Bhalla, said: “We have such a rich choice of wonderful experiences on offer at The Connaught, it felt only right that for the first time, we can now offer them to our guests in the privacy of their elegant suites. We can even provide our own Connaught Concert Pianist to play should the mood call for it!”