The hotel has been beautifully restored and reimagined into a lavish retreat that whispers decadence at every corner. The hotel’s sumptuous interiors, designed by Jacques Garcia, evoke a sense of theatrical grandeur - think rich velvet fabrics, dazzling chandeliers and intricate gold leaf detailing.

L’oscar’s past is as intriguing as its future. Built between 1901 and 1903, in a style coined "Edwardian Free Baroque", it was the London headquarters of the Baptist Church. Today, the hotel has just 39 rooms, offering an intimate escape, where personalised service meets an ambience of sophisticated indulgence set in one of London’s most iconic areas, perfectly positioned to explore the surrounding areas.

Whether you’re lounging in the playfully indulgent L’oscar Restaurant or indulging in a positively decadent afternoon tea, every moment at L'oscar feels like a scene from a classic movie.

The dining room is appointed with four chairs and a separate storage room making the suite ideal for extended stays. The imperial marble bathroom features a rainforest walk-in shower, a marble bathtub and a separate washroom. It’s the little touches that make this suite so luxurious. With underfloor heating, Roja Dove & Lalique bathroom amenities, an Icelandic Eiderdown Duvet and a Nespresso coffee machine. All guests will also have access to complimentary gym passes to Gym Box and a Yoga mat during their stay.

The suite sleeps 2-4 guests.