Claridge’s is also known for having one of the city’s best afternoon teas.
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Is that Adam Sandler?
I said to my partner as we walked across the lobbys polished marble under its sparkling chandeliers.
The Claridge’s lobby.Credit:Courtesy of Claridge’s
Small raisin and plain scones with Cornish clotted cream and house-made jam followed.
The hotels sexy speakeasy was calling.
The Fumoir can be found through a guarded art deco-embossed silver glassed door on the side of the lobby.
Cakes and finger sandwiches for afternoon tea at The Foyer and Reading Room.Courtesy of Claridge’s
Heres my review of what its like to stay at Claridges.
But making a reservation for its ultra-elegant afternoon tea is like a London rite of passage.
Claridges Restaurant is its all-day dining venue, recently reopened after a head-to-toe renovation.
Seasonal and local British ingredients are the focus, with a majorly fancy twist.
Expect to see Orkney scallops, Cornish lamb, and Norfolk chicken alongside truffle and caviar.
But its two bars are the place to see and be seen.
His ingenious use of lines, light, and limestone makes the heated pool feel bigger than it is.
Wellness concierges and personal trainers can create custom programs to aid whatevers ailing you.
Plus, kids get mini bathrobes, teddy bears, and welcome bags.
Older kids can also request a gaming console for a night in.
All elevators, entrances, and restaurants are wheelchair accessible.
Before you book, take a peek at Claridges special offers.
Cakes and finger sandwiches for afternoon tea at The Foyer and Reading Room.Courtesy of Claridge’s
Claridge’s restaurant.Courtesy of Claridge’s
The Fumoir, an intimate cocktail bar at Claridge’s.Courtesy of Claridge’s
The relaxation pool, designed by André Fu, at the Claridge’s Spa.Courtesy of Claridge’s
