Sanook, the below-ground health spa, offers guests use of a bathing pool fitted with stream jets, as well as steam showers and a solarium, and has a range of complementary treatments available in the glass-floored treatment room. A treatment room for couples is also available, and there are workout rooms with weights and cardio-vascular equipment. The hotel has its own private cinema with suede walls, and apple green leather seating accommodating up to 100 people. It plays host to a range of events, including screenings, product launches, corporate presentations, and weddings, as well as running a regular cinema club showing cult films from around the world. The hotel's conference suites have their own reception area, and can be used individually or together, seating from 10 to 200 people. Guests can dine on Italian, Middle Eastern and Asian cuisine in the converted number one courtroom which features a vaulted glass ceiling and the original judge's bench, dock and witness stand. The Carnaby is an informal restaurant with light, modern decor and a brasserie-style menu, and afternoon teas, coffee, and desserts are on offer in the colonial-style Waiting Room café. After a day of sightseeing, guests can wind down with cocktails in The Bar with its stone-clad walls, slate floors, and low leather seating. Nearby attractions to the hotel include the designer shops on Bond Street 200 metres away. Cove nt Garden, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben are all one mile from the hotel. L ondon Heathrow Airport is 15 miles away.