If Fabergé had been an architect, Egerton House could well have been conceived by him. Like the jewelled Easter eggs he designed for the Csar, this hotel springs all sorts of delightful surprises. Indeed, as you go from room to room, you feel as if you are inside an ingenious puzzle; not one is the same size or shape and the windows all tell a different story. The decor has the indelible signature of a very gifted designer with a terrific eye for colour, texture and detail. The paintings throughout the house are not just original they are works of art that demand attention. You could say the same about the magnificent marble bathrooms! If your drawing room is as cosy and elegant as the one here then you live in considerable splendour. Like home, the drinks cupboard is discreet and masquerades as an honour bar. By the way, Fabergé eggs are available at Harrods just a five-minute stroll away and the shops of Sloane Street a few steps beyond. The Egerton House London Hotel has been decorated with traditional fabrics, fine antique furniture, porcelain and oil paintings to give their guests the experience of staying in a home from home. Some of the bedrooms have four-poster beds and the majority overlook the gardens. All bedrooms are fully airconditioned and all have well fitted marble bathrooms, direct dial telephones with dataport and voicemail. The cosy drawing room with its honesty bar, give the impression of being in a luxurious private home. Hotel services are extensive and include: butler, valet, housekeeping, secretarial, airline reservations and theatre book facilities.