Beckham's bed and Michael Jackson's toilet go on sale as Hyde Park hotel auctions off its entire contents Former A-list haunt is being redeveloped into luxury apartments Contents of each opulent suite expected to make about £2,500 An iconic London hotel favoured by the A list is selling its entire contents at auction, including the bed the Beckhams slept in and Michael Jackson's toilet. The Beckhams" bed is expected to be the star turn in a sale of the contents of the 5-star Hempel Hotel, next to Hyde Park, which is due to be turned into apartments. Lots range from four-poster beds to teaspoons, to including designer art pieces including a sculpture of an elephant named "Bobby." This is where the magic happened: This bed, slept in by the Beckhams, is just one of the lots up for sale as the entire contents of the Hempel Hotel in Bayswater, London, goes up for auction next month Unusual design: The 10ft 5in by 8ft 2in suspended bed frame is seen here in the five-star hotel's Lioness suite, which Victoria Beckham always insisted on when booking rooms there Victoria Beckham always insisted on the Lioness Suite, and you can bid for everything in there, including the 10ft 5in by 8ft 2in suspended bed frame, glass coffee table, sound system, two TVs and mini-bar fridge. The contents of each suite are expected to fetch about £2,500 and the rooms about £1,000, totalling from £350,000 to £500,000. In 2006, Michael Jackson booked out the hotel and stayed in the Beluga Suite, which includes a queen size four poster and a pair of wooden oriental chests. Stylish: David and Victoria Beckham were frequent guests at the hotel, which was a favourite of A-list celebrities since it opened in 2007 The bathroom the singer used can also be bought, with two WCs, two bidets and marble basin. Simon Rose, director of Pro Auction which is handling the same, said: 'Each room is being sold as one lot, so you could not just buy the Beckhams" bed. You would get everything else in there as well. It is really difficult to say how much these items will be sold for. You just need to have two people bidding against each other for the price to rocket, and interest is already high. Other boutique hotels may want to furnish their rooms with a slice of London history, but the general public will also be attracted by the kudos of the people who have stayed there. But you cannot just bid for a teaspoon, for instance. The cutlery and crockery is also in lots because we have to maximise the value for our client. But there will be plenty of pictures or small pieces of furniture individuals can bid for, so there will be things for all kinds of buyers. The hotel was bought for £33million in March by developer British Land, which plans to convert it into luxurious flats - leaving the contents of 40 bedrooms and 20 suites to be disposed of. When it opened in 1997 the Hempel was the place to see and be seen. Sixties actress-turned-hotelier Anouska Hempel designed the interiors of the classical stucco-fronted terrace in her "minimalist" style. New lease of life: The hotel was bought for £33million in March by developer British Land, which plans to convert it into luxurious flats - leaving the contents of 40 bedrooms and 20 suites to be disposed of Chic: One of the bathrooms in a suite at the Hempel Hotel, which only opened in 1997 Well appointed: Sixties actress-turned-hotelier Anouska Hempel designed the interiors in her 'minimalist' style Dramatic: The entire contents of the hotel are now being sold, including this incredible lounge Job lots: Each room is being sold as one lot so any buyers would get a complete set of furniture A-list haunt: The Hempel Hotel was recently voted one of the Top 10 London Luxury Boutique Hotels Everything must go: The hotel's entire stock of furniture, fixtures, fittings and a huge range of crockery and cutlery will be available to bid for on September 12 at the hotel from 10am The Hempel Hotel's dining room: Pro Auctions says it already dealing with a huge amount of interest Pro Auction co-director Mark Flynn added: 'It is not often we get to deal with such a well known property as The Hempel Hotel, so we are very excited about this sale. It offers the chance to purchase high quality products that represent a real slice of London hotel history and this will attract a variety of buyers and scales of purchase, thanks to the combination of classic 5-star quality and cutting edge design. Unsurprisingly we are already dealing with a huge amount of interest, both from the UK and abroad, and are preparing ourselves for a packed house on sale day. Located in Craven Hill Gardens, Bayswater, a beautiful garden square that boasts many fine examples of Victorian architecture, the Hempel was recently voted one of the Top 10 London Luxury Boutique Hotels. Its entire stock of furniture, fixtures, fittings and a huge range of crockery and cutlery will be available to bid for on September 12 at the hotel from 10am. Online bidding is possible through proauction.com and viewings are from 8.30am to 6.30pm on September 10-11. 'It was really, really disturbing': Parents' fury at Miley... Does THAT answer your question? 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