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The Chancery Rosewood

London, United Kingdom · Rosewood · Apex Luxury

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The Chancery Rosewood occupies Eero Saarinen's 1960 U.S. Embassy on Grosvenor Square, a Mayfair building so future-facing in its day that it still wears a gilded aluminum eagle, eleven meters wingtip to wingtip, on the roofline. David Chipperfield led the restoration into an all-suite hotel in 2025, keeping the diagrid facade and the eagle exactly where sculptor Theodore Roszak first placed it, while four guest suites carry names, Saarinen House, John Adams House, Kennedy House, and Chancery House, that trace the building's diplomatic past.

About The Chancery Rosewood

History

Eero Saarinen also designed the Gateway Arch in St. Louis and the U.S. Air Force Academy Chapel in Colorado Springs, two of the other defining American landmarks of his career.

The setting

The Chancery Rosewood puts guests in Holborn, London. This is Holborn and the legal quarter: Inns of Court lanes and a different London from Mayfair's squares.

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