London Heathrow Airport has unveiled a £3 million refurbishment of its VIP suite.
The private terminal, formerly known as The Windsor Suite, offers a “discreet, luxury and personalised service” for high-profile guests. It has now been rebranded as The Windsor by Heathrow.
The first phase of a three-year refresh features eight upgraded lounges, a redesigned atrium and specially-curated artwork from the likes of Banksy and Warhol, which can be purchased with a QR code.
Interiors were designed by Oliver Burns Studio, while artwork was chosen by art consultancy Tanya Baxter Contemporary.
VIP services include a private chauffeur direct from front door to plane, all airport formalities taken care of, a private butler service, dishes from Michelin-starred chef Jason Atherton and a personal shopper service.
Prices start from £3,812 (including VAT) for up to three guests.
The investment bolsters the recently announced £2.3 billion plan to upgrade the airport over the next two years.
Charlotte Burns, VIP Lead at Heathrow, said: “The Windsor by Heathrow is more than just a rebrand, it’s a testament to our heritage in pioneering luxury travel.
“From the moment you step out of your front door, to the second you board your plane, we ensure that every detail is taken care of – making your journey seamless, relaxing and unforgettable.”
A BA spokeswoman said details about the next phase of the development will be shared in due course.
