All up, there are 73 rooms and suites, with the pieces de resistance being the two Andy Warhol suites and the two named after fashion icon Coco Chanel. The Warhols are raucous and fun with wacky furniture and sumptuous round bathtubs while the monochromatic Chanels are of a more chic and sophisticated design. What is particularly clever about each of the rooms is the use of space; your yoga mat and ironing can be tucked snugly into a drawer under the bed and, inside a wall in each standard room, is secreted a door-sized minibar (guests may need help finding these). Bathrooms are equipped with “magic” glass walls that, at the flick of a switch, turn from transparent to opaque.
