LONDON - Elite Traveler
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Where to stay<br />
HARLEqUIN SITTING ROOM HARLEqUIN MASTER BEDROOM<br />
THE DORCHESTER<br />
VIP contact: Roland Fasal, General Manager<br />
Phone: +44 (0)20 7629 8888<br />
Email: info@thedorchester.com<br />
Address: Park Lane, Mayfair, W1K 1QA<br />
Website: www.thedorchester.com<br />
The Dorchester is an iconic part of British heritage and a world renowned<br />
landmark on London’s glamorous Park Lane. A 1930s art deco exterior houses<br />
250 rooms and suites designed with classic English interiors, plus three<br />
contemporary roof suites with wraparound outdoor terraces overlooking the<br />
London skyline. The award-winning restaurants and bars at The Dorchester are<br />
led by London’s most experienced and welcoming staff, and the hotel is famous<br />
for its huge number of celebrity guests including Tom Cruise, Johnny Depp, the<br />
late Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, and Lady Gaga.<br />
T R A V E L E R<br />
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DORCHESTER HOTEL<br />
TOP SUITE<br />
HARLEqUIN SUITE<br />
� Square footage: 1,645 � Nightly rate: $13,645<br />
Why we love it: Recently refurbished by New York-based designer<br />
Alexandra Champalimaud, the Harlequin Suite boasts elegant décor<br />
of silk and leather, a freestanding bath, fireplace and large outdoor<br />
terrace with stunning views over London. Discreetly reminiscent of the<br />
Hollywood glamour long associated with the hotel, the design of these<br />
suites emulates the style in which The Dorchester was originally built in<br />
the 1930s while remaining fresh, modern and luxurious. In fact, it was<br />
in this very room that Elizabeth Taylor first heard she would star in the<br />
movie Cleopatra, and the original pink marble bathroom installed for her<br />
use remains to this day.