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hotel
The Savoy, London
Marlene Dietrich
“Twelve pink roses and a view over the park please.” Living at
The Savoy on and off throughout her career, actress Marlene
Dietrich’s requests for her stays were simple but precise. Preceded
by its glitzy reputation – fortified by its proximity to the West
End – The Savoy has played host to the who’s who of the screen and
stage for nearly 100 years. One of the Savoy’s nine “personality
suites” is dedicated to Ms. Dietrich, along with Maria Callas,
Charlie Chaplin and Frank Sinatra. The Dietrich suite is comprised
of four rooms and is filled with artwork, photography and curios
evoking the spirit of the star – 12 pink roses await guests upon
arrival.