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Hotel Price rangeOne night for two in a double of the lowest category during the off-season will cost approx.:
Restaurant Price rangeA 3-course menu or dinner à la carte per person will cost approx.:
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Ham Yard HotelLondon €€€
There is a wonderful roof terrace with vegetable and herb garden, lounge, and a magnificent view across the Soho rooftops. |
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The Beaumont HotelLondon €€€
"Room" – a unique suite designed by renowned artist Antony Gormley. The bedroom part is dark, cavernous and mysterious – a great place to meditate, but also to find yourself. From the outside, the daunting suite is a monumental sculpture and simultaneously an architectonic element set into the hotel façade. |
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Frenchie Covent Garden RestaurantLondon €€
We love the flavour-focused creations of Grégory Marchand that go well with each other in any of various combinations. The small servings at Frenchie Covent Garden let you literally eat your way down the menu. |
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The Connaught HotelLondon €€€
It's an absolute treat to sit in the brightly day-lit "Espelette" dining room with its sweeping view of Mount Street, and to enjoy the sophisticated finger sandwiches filled with foie gras or salmon and wasabi. The fluffy scones fresh from the oven are served with jams made by Christine Ferber, the queen of jams. The macarons as well as the miniature Bûche de Noël have been designed by Michelin star winning chef Hélène Darroze. The finest afternoon tea in town! |
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The Knightsbridge Hotel HotelLondon €€
A perfect temporary home for fashionistas. Harrods is just around the corner, as are many famous designers on Sloane Street. "Shop till you drop" – into a comfortable bed. |
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The Ledbury RestaurantLondon €€€
Truly masterful cooking in Notting Hill! Brett Graham, a native of Australia who has held two Michelin stars since 2010, is considered one of the greatest culinary talents in London, and aptly so. |
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Pollen Street Social RestaurantLondon €€
Jason Atherton's oeuvres will not only pamper your palate but will be a feast for your eyes, too, because of the handsome china on which they are presented to you. Be sure to swing over to the bar for dessert, so that you get to watch the sweet delights being prepared for you. |
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Bulgari Hotel HotelLondon €€€
The spa area counts among the finest found in London's hospitality sector. After swimming a few laps in the 25-metre pool (the largest in the city), you may recline in one of the poolside cabanas to recover from a strenuous day in town. It is a favoured spot that those who occupy it are loath to relinquish. |
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Dean Street Townhouse HotelLondon €€
Spacious rain shower in nostalgic chic look; inside a large selection of the proprietary Cowshed line of trendy organic cosmetics in original size containers. |
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Brown's Hotel HotelLondon €€€
While enjoying a palpable sense of history here, you need not make do without any high-tech amenities. When it opened in 1837, Brown's Hotel was the very first hotel in London. |
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Chiltern Firehouse RestaurantLondon €€
Hot and hip! We enjoyed the boisterous atmosphere and the view of the open kitchen. |
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Haymarket HotelLondon €€
Generous in-house swimming pool! After a few laps in the 18-metre pool (facing a light installation by Martin Richman) you are ready to resume your forays into the city. |
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Kitty Fisher's RestaurantLondon €€
It has a wonderful cosy-plush ambience without seeming musty. It is quite tempting to linger. |
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