Stay in Raffles’ Most Iconic Historic Suites

For more than a century, Raffles Hotels & Resorts have welcomed renowned guests and witnessed historic moments around the globe. Since the opening of Raffles Singapore in 1887, each Raffles property has set a standard for gracious hospitality, ensuring guests enjoy exceptional comfort and timeless elegance.

Every Raffles hotel features distinctive suites inspired by local history, notable personalities or the cultural context of the surrounding region. From the original Raffles in Singapore to the elegant new Raffles London at The OWO, these signature suites immerse guests in refined decor and storied atmospheres that evoke another era.

Ray Charles Suite at Le Royal Monceau, Raffles Paris

The Ray Charles Suite preserves the spirit of the legendary musician who frequently visited Paris. Named in his honor, the suite displays artifacts and photographs associated with Charles, including images by Arlette Kotchounian that offer an intimate view into their life together. The suite features artwork by French and international artists, and guests can enjoy Paris’ only in-suite Pleyel grand piano as well as an acoustic guitar. In addition to an open dining area, the suite includes a bedroom, bathroom, living room and walk-in closet, all arranged for comfort and artistic inspiration.

The Personality Suites at Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, Siem Reap

Opened in 1932, Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor has hosted figures such as Charlie Chaplin, Michelle Obama and Jacqueline Kennedy. Four specially designed personality suites pay tribute to people connected to the hotel and the Angkor region. The Henri Mouhot Suite honors the 19th-century French naturalist who studied the ancient Khmer civilization and helped bring Angkor to European attention. The Louis Delaporte Suite and the Henri Marchal Suite celebrate a French explorer and the former Conservator of the Monuments of Angkor respectively, each reflecting regional heritage through decor and curated details.

The Europejski Royal Suite, Raffles Europejski Warsaw, Poland

Located on the hotel’s first floor, the Europejski Royal Suite traces its origins to the Pompeian Room built in 1857–1858. The suite reflects the hotel’s 19th-century grandeur and was once the setting for fashion balls attended by celebrated Polish performers and socialites. Mentioned in Boleslaw Prus’s classic novel The Doll, the original room was destroyed in World War II and later meticulously restored. Restored and reassembled, the Europejski Suite stands today as a symbol of Warsaw’s rich cultural legacy.

The Haldane Suite, Raffles London at The OWO

The Haldane Suite occupies part of the former War Office building—a place associated with Lord Haldane and Winston Churchill—now transformed into the Raffles London at The OWO. One of five historic suites in the property, the Haldane Suite retains restored wood paneling and period fireplaces, preserving the building’s character while offering modern luxuries. The two-bedroom suite overlooks Whitehall and central London, marrying historic significance with panoramic city views.

Sir Stamford Raffles Presidential Suite, Raffles Singapore

At the original Raffles Singapore—where Rudyard Kipling found inspiration for The Jungle Book—the Sir Stamford Raffles Presidential Suite has hosted dignitaries such as Queen Elizabeth II and Elizabeth Taylor. Named for the founder of modern Singapore, the suite overlooks the tranquil Palm Court and the hotel’s iconic porte-cochere from a private verandah. The expansive residence includes living and dining rooms, multiple bedrooms, and carefully selected antiques and artworks that celebrate the hotel’s storied past.

The Presidential Suite, Raffles Udaipur

Raffles Udaipur’s Presidential Suite spans nearly 2,800 square feet and offers sweeping views of the lake and the Aravalli Hills. The suite showcases a hand-painted fresco depicting an evening in a palace garden, and its interiors celebrate Rajasthani craftsmanship with materials such as mother-of-pearl and bone inlay. Guests enjoy a dedicated sauna, a personal massage room and bespoke treatments, all designed to provide a luxurious and culturally rich stay.

Across continents and cultures, Raffles signature suites blend historical reverence with contemporary comfort. Each suite tells a story—of artists, explorers, statesmen and local traditions—inviting guests to experience an authentic connection to place and time while enjoying refined hospitality.