Opened 1 September 2025
The Chancery Rosewood
London, United Kingdom. Rosewood Hotel Group.
- Opened
- 1 September 2025
- Rooms
- 144
- Operator
- Rosewood Hotel Group
- Type
- City hotel
The Chancery Rosewood opened on 1 September 2025 at 30 Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, London. It occupies the former US Embassy, a Grade II listed building that Eero Saarinen designed in 1960. Sir David Chipperfield led the restoration and Qatari Diar Europe LLP developed it. The gilded eagle sculpture by Theodore Roszak, made from B-52 bomber aluminium, overlooks the square.
The hotel is all suites, 144 of them, in Junior Suite, Suite, Signature Suite and House categories, with two penthouses on the seventh floor. Joseph Dirand led the interiors, and the consultancy Cramer & Bell chose about 700 artworks. Every stay includes flexible check-in and check-out times and the use of a House Car for transfers.
Eight restaurants and bars include Carbone, its first European outpost, then SERRA, JACQUELINE, TOBI MASA, GSQ and the rooftop EAGLE BAR. Asaya Spa fills 1119 square metres underground, with a 25 metre pool, five treatment rooms and the Taktouk Clinic. The Grand Ballroom takes up to 750 guests. Bond Street station is a five minute walk away.
“Today, 1st September, London's newest cultural destination, The Chancery Rosewood, makes its much-anticipated grand opening”
The operator’s wording, read on its own page and last checked 1 November 2026.
Photographs
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The angular exterior of the former US Embassy building.. Photo: Rosewood Hotel Group -
Living and dining area in the Signature Suites and Houses category.. Photo: Rosewood Hotel Group -
Living room in the Signature Suites and Houses category.. Photo: Rosewood Hotel Group -
SERRA, the Southern Mediterranean restaurant.. Photo: Rosewood Hotel Group -
The pool area at Asaya Spa.. Photo: Rosewood Hotel Group
The facts
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- Suites
- The all-suite property welcomes eight restaurants and bars, an expansive Asaya Spa, with 144 suites and communal spaces designed by French interior architect Joseph Dirand Source
- Rooms
- The accommodation types include Junior Suites, Suites, Signature Suites and Houses, the largest accommodation at The Chancery Rosewood. The Houses are Saarinen House, John Adams House, Kennedy House and Chancery House Source
- Architect
- An extraordinary architectural restoration led by British architect Sir David Chipperfield. The building was originally designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen in 1960 and developed by Qatari Diar Europe LLP Source
- Designer
- Interiors of the 144 spacious and thoughtfully designed suites have been led by Joseph Dirand Source
- History
- The Chancery Rosewood is set within the historic former U.S Embassy on Grosvenor Square in a Grade II listed building. Its gilded eagle sculpture, crafted from B-52 bomber aluminium by Theodore Roszak, overlooks the greenery of Grosvenor Square Source
- Dining
- Eight restaurants and bars, including Carbone, the first European outpost of the New York City restaurant; SERRA, Southern Mediterranean cooking; JACQUELINE, a tearoom and dessert salon led by Executive Pastry Chef Marius Dufay; TOBI MASA, the London debut of Chef Masayoshi 'Masa' Takayama; GSQ, a neighbourhood delicatessen with a terrace on Grosvenor Square; and EAGLE BAR, the rooftop bar on the seventh floor Source
- Spa
- Asaya Spa is a 1119 M² subterranean space designed by Yabu Pushelberg, home to the Taktouk Clinic, a fitness centre, a 25M swimming pool and five treatment rooms, with a sauna, steam room and cold plunge Source
- Address
- The Chancery Rosewood, 30 Grosvenor Square, Mayfair W1K London Source
- Getting there
- The Chancery Rosewood is a five-minute walk from Bond Street station, which can be accessed by the Elizabeth line and London Underground's Jubilee and Central lines. It is accessible from all London airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and London City Source
- Website
- rosewoodhotels.com
