The Goring Hotel in London's swanky SWI postal code has been in the family for four generations since the great O.R Goring (Otto Richard - silhouetted on the hotel's logo) opened it in 1910 in the last days of Edward VII's reign.  The luxury hotel has long had aristocratic connections: Lady Randolph Churchill (Winston's mater) lived here; Queen Mary often came to tea; The Queen Mother came for cocktails and of course Kate Middleton (now the Duchess of Cambridge) and her family stayed here the night before she married Prince William. These days the hotel is an eclectic mix of the best of British design, from the likes of Viscount Linley, and touches of quirky. Take for example the sheep motif in the rooms; ewe footstools, fluffy lambs on the pillow (are we counting sheep yet?) ...you get the picture. In an age of cookie-cutter 'design' hotels The Goring stands several storeys above the rest.  So in all this indiviuduality which room is the best? We asked the current custodian of the family jewel, Jeremy Goring  for his  personal favourite, not surprisingly given all those royal visits  it was... The Royal Suite.