Superior Guestroom Luxuriously appointed with amenities like plush bathrobes and slippers, Superior Guestrooms feature a refined design with contemporary silhouettes and crisp, white linens, as well as inviting views of either historic Whitehall Place or the stately Edwardian architecture of Raffles London at The OWO.

Sitting Area Of A Suite Resplendent in soothing greens, warm whites, and rich dark woods, suites at Raffles London at The OWO effortlessly fuse clean, contemporary lines with classical detailing, making for an elegant yet comfortable retreat with a sense of history.

Bathroom In A Guestroom From the herringbone-patterned detailing on the floor to the dark woods and pristine white marble, guestroom bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed with double sinks and abundant lighting, making for a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of London's city center.

Opulent Lounge Area In A Heritage Suite A stay in one of the Heritage Suites at Raffles London at The OWO is like taking a step into the building's storied past, with each boasting sumptuous textiles, soaring ceilings with intricate crown molding, traditional furniture, and stunning views of either historic Whitehall or the hotel's dignified Edwardian architecture.

Guerlain Spa Treatment Room Formulated with the noblest natural materials and offering the most sensual textures, Guerlain treatments enjoy a peerless reputation. The Guerlain massage method is unique and exclusive, with specialized treatments such as Orchidée Impériale and Abeille Royale.

Entrance To Guerlain Spa The world of Guerlain begins at the entrance, which introduces the concepts of emotion, beauty, and sensuality, which are emblematic of this renowned “Institut de Beauté.”

Reception Area Of Guerlain Spa Exuding elegance with a circular design motif, the Guerlain Spa reception area is warm and inviting with neutral tones and copper elements.

Indoor Pool The indoor swimming pool is surrounded by luxurious loungers and a thermal spa suite that contains a vitality pool, sauna, steam room, and experience showers.

The Drawing Room Restaurant Along with a stunning historic fireplace and grand piano, The Drawing Room also boasts relaxed all-day dining, cocktails, fine wines, and Champagnes. Mahogany sash windows look onto historic Whitehall, where the Household Cavalry guards the entrance to Buckingham Palace.

Mauro's Table Restaurant Mauro’s Table is an intimate and elevated chef’s table experience by Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco. Perfect for special events and occasions, the restaurant showcases his creative and inventive cooking style. The dramatic space occupies a rounded corner of Raffles London at The OWO overlooking Whitehall and features an open show kitchen.

Saison Restaurant Saison is an all-day brasserie with a Mediterranean twist, reflecting Chef Mauro Colagreco’s philosophy and commitment to seasonal cuisine. Tuck into breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner bathed in natural daylight from the lovingly restored historical glass ceiling.

Exterior View Four magnificent decorative corner domes are illustrative of the building’s Edwardian Baroque style and a prime feature of The OWO’s façade.

Guest Lounge Area With rich wood paneling, handsome dark woods, and plush leather seating, this lounge area at Raffles London at The OWO offers guests a refined place to unwind after a busy day. Modern art on the walls offers a playful juxtaposition to the room's historic fireplace and ornate ceiling ornamentation.

Edwardian Turret Backdropped Known as much for its dignified English Baroque Revival architecture as the prominent military and government figures who once worked there, The Old War Office has been an iconic London landmark almost from the moment the building first opened. From their lofty perch atop Raffles London at The OWO, four majestic Edwardian turrets tower over historic Whitehall and even serve as grand hotel suites.

Exterior Street View Previously known as just the "War Office," The OWO was the headquarters for the British Army from 1907 until 1964 when its duties were assumed by the Ministry of Defence, which today sits just opposite it on Horse Guards Avenue.

Historical Image Of The Old War Office In Whitehall Historical image of Whitehall with The Old War Office on the right. Construction for the War Office broke ground in 1898 under the guidance of Scottish architect William Young. Sadly, he passed away just two years following the start of the project. Clyde Young, his son, and a fellow architect, Sir John Taylor, took control of the project after his death, with the building opening in 1907.

Historical Image Of King Edward VII's Coronation Historical image of King Edward VII’s coronation on August 9, 1902, following the death of his mother, Queen Victoria. The scaffolding for the Old War Office building, which was under construction at the time, is on the right.

The Whitehall Ballroom Named for the hotel’s illustrious Whitehall location, as well as the ground’s palatial previous occupant, the Palace of Whitehall, this grand ballroom features a soaring 23-foot coffered ceiling and elegant chandeliers. Offering banquet seating for 600 guests, the Whitehall Ballroom is considered one of the largest special occasion venues in London.

Grand Staircase Leading To The Lawrence With an exquisite chandelier suspended above, the marble-clad Grand Staircase harkens back to the days of Henry VIII and provides an awe-inspiring sense of arrival to The Lawrence pre-function space.

Meeting Room Taking their names from Morse Code, the method of communication used extensively by the War Office during World War I to ensure sensitive missives remained secret, the hotel’s six meeting rooms provide boardroom seating for 12, and banquet seating for 10. Ideal for any business meeting, these intimate venues are outfitted with a podium and state-of-the-art audio and video technology, as well as internet and phone capabilities. If desired, breakout spaces can also be combined to create a larger meeting room.

The Lawrence Pre-function Space Mosaic marble flooring, which is original to the 1898 building, handsomely combines with lantern lighting and pillars crowned with Ionic capitals in The Lawrence pre-function space of Raffles London at The OWO.

Exterior Aerial View Of Edwardian Turrets And Hotel Rooftop With Big Ben And The House Of Lords In The Background Raffles London at The OWO is nestled in the famed Whitehall area, the cultural heart of England for centuries. Just a stone's throw away from destinations like Buckingham Palace, the Palace of Westminster, and Big Ben, the hotel is ideally situated in the center of it all. Another storied address, 10 Downing Street, home to the British Prime Minister, is also just an easy five-minute walk away.