Accommodations

Set in one of The OWO's iconic turrets, this grand duplex suite boasts a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor and, on the upper floor, a stunning lounge with sweeping views of historic Whitehall.

Taking its name from Sir Stamford Raffles, a British East India Company Official and the founder of modern Singapore, this historic one-bedroom suite overlooking the stately Edwardian architecture of the inner courtyard maintains many of the space's original design elements, including painstakingly restored stucco and an antique fireplace.

In its past life, this dignified one-bedroom suite served as The Army Council Room, where Britain's military top brass made decisive strategy decisions during World War II. Along with views of historic Whitehall through its floor-to-ceiling windows, The Churchill Suite also features magnificent fireplaces and handsome wood paneling.

This luxurious one-bedroom suite pays tribute to Christine Granville, who was said to be Churchill's favorite spy. As befitting her reputation as World War II's most glamorous secret agent, this extravagant suite touts exquisite plasterwork and wood paneling, antique fireplaces, and a lavish bathroom.

Named for one of Britain's most influential War Ministers, Lord Richard Burdon Haldane, who was the first occupant of this exquisite space, The Haldane Suite was also the office of Winston Churchill during World War II. Along with sumptuous architectural details and a rich history, this sublime suite also offers breathtaking bird's-eye views of Horseguards Parade and the rest of historic Whitehall.