Superior queen rooms are ideal for the lone traveller, with a desk for work and a plasma screen television, DVD and CD player for unwinding. Superior king rooms are available as double or twin options, and contain all the facilities of the queen rooms.

Deluxe queen rooms are also perfect for single business guests requiring a longer stay in the capital, offering a little more space. Deluxe kings are wonderfully spacious with large windows or window seats offering views over Mayfair. These rooms also contain an additional LCD television in the bathroom, and can be interconnecting for family stays.

Superior junior suites are open plan, with a roomy bedroom and lounge space. Some are available as interconnecting rooms. Deluxe junior suites are bigger, with a separate sitting room and bedroom.

It is the suites that truly illustrate the luxury of the five-star Connaught. Italian bedding, marble bathrooms and Asprey toiletries, mini bar and Bose music systems are included as standard throughout.

The Prince’s Lodge is a luxurious four-poster suite with a lounge and dressing area, furnished with striking Middle Eastern pieces. Alternatively The Eagle’s Lodge has a style inspired by maritime Art Deco, and has a cosy bar and pantry area, and a dressing room.

Further suite options include the one-bedroom and interconnectable Carlos, Connaught and Grosvenor suites, and the Sutherland suites, one of which is perfect for private dining and the second of which has an antique grand piano.

Finally, for the most sumptuous stay the Connaught Mayfair offers the Apartment penthouse suite. This space contains a fantastic array of facilities, including a four-poster en suite master bedroom and second king size en suite bedroom, dressing room, a lounge with fireplace, dining room, cloakroom, a space for butler service and two fantastic outdoor terraces. Guests can also enjoy the Apartment’s satellite plasma televisions, blu-ray players and computer console.