At the Ritz Hotel London there are superior queen rooms and superior kings, rooms that are 20 and 24 square metres respectively. Comfortable and luxurious these rooms are traditional in design with plenty of ornate features.

With traditional French Louis XVI furnishings and features, the hotel’s executive bedrooms are 30 square metres in size and they boast a king bed. Other facilities include internet access and a desk for working.

Complete with a king bed, gold and antique furnishings the deluxe rooms are a sizeable 36 square metres. The rooms are colourful, with blue, yellow, peach and pink tones to meet the eyes inside these facilities.

As with the rest of the hotel the junior suites have a certain luxury and opulence about them and they are fairly spacious with 46 square metres of space on offer.

Elegance and opulence are two words that could be easily associated with the deluxe suites what with their antiques, their paintings and their ornate designs. The deluxe suites are 74 square metres in size.

These traditional suites have one bedroom and two bathrooms – an extra one for guests. Suitable for two people sharing the suites boast views of Piccadilly below.

These facilities offer excellent views of Green Park, as their name suggests and they are said to be among the hotel’s most popular. It is possible to bring together rooms to form suites with two additional bedrooms.

The park suite has one bedroom and looks out over the adjacent Green Park. It is possible to link the park suite up to the Berkeley suite – one of the Ritz’ signature suites.

The Arlington Suite at the Ritz is spacious and full of all sorts of facilities, including two bathrooms, a drawing room, a bedroom and a walk-in wardrobe.

The Ritz Hotel’s four signature suites go by the names Trafalgar, Berkeley, Royal and Prince of Wales and they are the most opulent, grand and spacious places to stay in the establishment.