This classy bedroom is air conditioned and looks out over the mews or the street below. Each of the rooms is well equipped with the likes of complimentary internet access, a desk, a mini bar with complimentary soft drinks, sky television and a laptop safe.

These bedrooms are known as superiors and continue the luxurious themes of the rest of the property, with the likes of rain showers, queen beds and sizeable wardrobes among the features. In addition, the amenities found in the standard rooms can also be found here.

The hotel’s deluxe bedrooms differ from the superiors and standards in that they have king beds or twin beds, however they are equally as elegant and contemporary, as you might expect. There are larger wardrobes too as well as particularly impressive televisions.

If you’re looking to rest after a busy day working or exploring the sights of London the Arch Hotel’s executive rooms are just the ticket for some relaxation time. The beds are either kings or twins while some are even four-poster. Some of the executive rooms have a separate study area for your convenience.

These spacious suites have queen or king beds as well as spaces to sit down and relax in the shape of a sofa and chairs. Some of the beds are four-poster while each facility has a television at the end of the bath to add to the levels of luxury.

There are four spacious and elegant suites at the hotel and they are each named after dialling codes from the 1950s, namely Sullivan 785-799 Westminster, Abbey 222-222 Westminster, Juniper 586-586 St John’s Wood and Chancery 242-242 Holborn.