Brown's Hotel sits in the heart of London's Mayfair, pairing history with contemporary sophistication, having long been a retreat of choice for royalty, presidents and literary figures. Rooms and suites marry heritage features with contemporary touches throughout, offering comfort and style alongside a warm, personal service style. Original fireplaces and wood panelling remain intact in several of the hotel's ground floor lounges, carrying the building's nineteenth century character into its current use. Rudyard Kipling is said to have written parts of The Jungle Book within the hotel's original rooms.