Marlene Dietrich

A tribute to Marlene Dietrich who made The Lancaster her Parisian home for over three years in the 1930’s, this particularly romantic suite is decorated in her favourite colour of lilac. “Marquis de Pierre”, a purple fabric with an ivory background, adorns the bedroom walls, whilst the spacious salon features a large Louis XV desk with bronzes, a pair of glass pear-shaped lamps, which were formerly used as display perfume bottles, and a Chinese porcelain showcase, all set within a sumptuous setting of Warner damask silk. Hanging over the bed is a portrait of the diva given to The Lancaster by Marlene’s impresario. Behind the mauve and pale green “Calcott Heliotrope” curtains is a view over the tranquil courtyard garden designed by Philippe Niez and Alexandra Schmidt. Guests will find sleep hard to resist with the gentle murmur of the wall fountain below.

Enjoy your stay at the Hospes Lancaster in the MARLENE DIETRICH PRESITENTIAL SUITE.