Ritz Hotel

Afternoon Tea at the Palm Court, Ritz was on our bucket list. Our experience from the start was magical, that is, right from the reservation. Friends have mentioned how there’s been 6 months of waiting period for their reservation. Imagine my surprise when I managed to get a booking on our anniversary… just 2 months ahead!
First of all. I felt more royalty here than I did in a palace. The music, the finery, the ambience — they all add up to transport you to sheer opulence and class. We had a Champagne Afternoon Tea that came with finger sandwiches, scones, cakes and of course… tea. To be honest, my tea was ok; I have had better. However, the way it was served made me enjoy it with dainty sips. The finger sandwiches were fabulous — each and every one of them!
What completed my experience was a visit to the toilet. Call it vanity, but It actually felt good stepping into a door that read «Powder Room» (and not «Ladies’ Toilet» with the symbol of a woman standing with her legs apart!),
The Afternoon Tea at the Ritz is an experience, not a place to go if you want wholesome food or a caffeine kick. Also, not a place for people who want value for money seen on the plate; but the value for money in terms of experience is brilliant!

I will start by saying that I am glad that I tried the Ritz afternoon tea but it is overrated and I won’t ever go back. Go with the expectations that the food is NOT going to be mind blowing and the service is NOT going to be that fantastic and you would not be disappointed. The scones and clotted cream are fab but the sandwiches are just ok. The waiter serving us was top notch but I can’t say that for the other staff members we encountered. I can’t fault the ambience and I guess that is ultimately what I paid for. Got to say that I won’t recommend the Ritz for afternoon tea. There are better places to spend your money at in London.

I have had afternoon tea in locations around the world including the Goring, the Mandarin Oriental, Fortnum & Mason, the Ritz Tokyo, the Peninsula Tokyo, the Drake Chicago, and a few others. No afternoon tea service is as wonderful as the Ritz London. It is the afternoon tea by which I judge all other afternoon teas.
The décor of the Palm Court is classic and elegant. It’s easy to imagine the year is 1916 instead of 2016. Both times I went they had a five piece orchestra playing, which creates a beautiful ambiance. I have never had live music at afternoon tea anywhere else.
The staff is helpful and attentive without being overbearing.
The sandwiches are quite average but the scones and desserts are fantastic. The staff also comes around with extra desserts for you to choose from. Order as many teas as you want, and you can also buy the tea to take home.

This is one of those places that was probably great in a bygone age, but is now living off the legacy of hype.
I wanted to go here for years but never justified the price, and now that I’ve been, it wasn’t worth it.
I can’t speak for the hotel, but my experience was with afternoon tea. Upon entering I was rudely and abruptly stopped and told in an obnoxious way that ‘we do ask our male guests to wear a dinner jacket, after spending more than half a second looking down at me, he noticed that I was wearing a dinner jacket and just had my coat on top as it is the middle of winter.
For some strange reason, the cloakroom is in the entrance to the men’s room.
This is my second concern that this place is suffering from some kind of a problem.
A tiny cupboard with a grumpy lady who refused to speak, instead grunts and gestures dismissively to take my coat and give me a gigantic tag to hold.
Ok I’m still in high spirits thinking it was just bad first impressions, maybe they are both having a rough day so I’ll cut them some slack.
Entering the restaurant was ok, looks nice and classical but nothing unique or special.
seems to have been painted in a rush as not the neatest job edges of walls looking rough and paint has bled awkwardly where it wasn’t painted professionally. Tables somewhat unevenly and haphazardly spaced.
Sandwiches were quite unashamedly bland and ordinary. First year students can make more interesting sandwiches than this.
Scones where left on the table from the start without even any protection letting them dry out.
Cakes? There was a guy walking around with a trolly, I think he may have been a bit under the influence or just didn’t like us as he sliced off the worlds thinnest most pathetic slice of a tart I’ve ever seen (not seen). It was so thin it couldn’t even stand and fell flat on my plate and crumbled away due to lack of any structure. I didn’t even get all the ingredients of the tart as it was so thin it looked like a piece of cardboard that had it’s sides chewed off by mice. I really can’t stress enough how insulting this was, to be given this ridiculous excuse of a ‘portion’. But I though ok never mind, when he comes around again, we’ll ask for another for my girlfriend so I can try a piece that actually contains tart. Maybe the first time, my spikey hair scared him into cutting it properly. Who knows.
He never did come back, instead when asking for some more tea after waiting thousands of years for someone to finally come close enough for us to get their attention, we asked for some tea to be angrily told that ‘There is no more time, you can’t have anything as you have to leave now, more people are coming and they need your table’
I was stunned and couldn’t respond, by the time I regained composure he had stomped off. We had enough. We knew we would never come back here unless it is completely and utterly changed in all aspects.
I would seriously advise you to take your money elsewhere. Places like The Rosebery in Knightsbridge with it’s unique take on sandwiches and it’s amazing selection of teas is somewhere all the staff at The Ritz should attend and maybe learn a thing or two, maybe then I would reconsider coming back.
However, some other people do seem to walk away saying that they thought it was great so maybe I’m crazy? Maybe I imagined all of it? Maybe I am just really unlucky. If this is how the staff think it is appropriate to behave, if this is really their idea of fine dining and this is their level of excellence? Then I think that they may need to take a time out and rethink things.

Loved the bar, we came in here for small bites and champagne. I had the 2006 Cristal by the glass and my husband had a few cocktails which he thoroughly enjoyed. Excellent service, great people watching, and a fun ambiance.

I wish I could have loved the Ritz as much as it has been hyped up to be. Don’t get me wrong, it was beautiful, food was lovely but sadly service let it down for us.
I’ve had a couple of afternoon teas in London and so I expect no less from the Ritz and somewhat more for the price we paid and everything I’ve heard about it.
We started off with the sandwiches which were delicious and I enjoyed the different type of bread used for each different filling, each to match the texture of the filling itself. For example a softer seeded bread for the egg and mayo and a firmer bread to hold the smoked salmon.
But before we even finished our first plate of sandwiches the waiter had already served us the scones which I thought was suppose to come fresh and warm for us to enjoy. We went through several platters of sandwiches before we even reached the scones and by that time they had been out in the air getting cold.
We admit they were lovely scones and still remain fluffy and light inside but we felt so rushed. We thought the whole experience would be relaxing.
The fresh cake trolley missed us a couple of times and we felt ignored. And when they did come towards the end we didn’t get a generous enough portion to share amongst the two of us and the trolley had already disappeared for us to call them back.
What was more shocking was the extremely rude service by one of the waiters when we asked to try another tea. The first waiter we called was nice. He handed us the menu again but sadly didn’t come back for us to order. So when we did find a waiter that was free to order he told us we didn’t have enough time to enjoy our tea as another afternoon session needs to be prepared. His exact words were «I won’t recommend it», looks at his watch and then sternly whilst shaking his head says «Actually no, you can’t». My partner and I were shock. At that price we paid, £50 a head we don’t expect to be spoken in such manner. We didn’t mind if he kindly reminded us of the time limit but his wording and body language was rude and abrupt.
By that time I just wanted to leave. It was a horrible experience to be left with and I felt I had to accept it as it made me feel greedy and out of their way.
I’m glad I have tried the Ritz to experience dining in such beautiful surroundings. But I definitely won’t recommend it if you are looking for a relaxing afternoon tea. Does not justify the price you pay. Shocking!

I love afternoon tea and The Ritz has a fantastic reputation so it would be rude not to try it.
It’s not something you do on a whim as it was £75 a head for a Champagne afternoon tea, but as it was my sister’s 30^th birthday we thought we’d treat ourselves to something special.
Positive points: The service was faultless. This was the highlight of the experience for me — the staff just can’t do enough for you
Unlimited sandwiches. My sister and I are pretty greedy and finished all the sandwiches quickly. They told us we could have some more if we liked and of course we said yes.
Warm scones — the scones come out when you have finished the sandwiches so they stay warm. The jam tastes home made.
The china and silver tea sets make the experience more elegant
They gave my sister a free birthday cake as I rang in advance and told them it was her 30^th
Low points: You only have 1.5 hours to finish as there are a lot of settings. When you leave, you can see the next group of people prepare for their sittings
It’s a bit touristy — the vibe is people who’ve come up to London for the day or weekend
It cost £75 a head!

Can I give tea at the Ritz more than 5 stars? When they say Tea at The Ritz is an institution within itself, they are more than correct! It raises the bar to absolute perfection.
I have partaken in high tea in many places such as Maurice’s in Paris, Betty’s in Yorkshire, Laduree’s, the Mandarin in Vegas and various places in LA. Tea at the Ritz is the best!
I was on a four week trip with my daughter when she graduated high school and I knew this would be a perfect experience for the both of us. Having high tea with my daughter, has been our thing for awhile. My daughter was spoiled at this place, to the point when we go for tea at other places, she comments that the servers don’t pour her tea lol.
When we arrived at the Ritz two doormen opened both doors in synchronization. My daughter felt like she walked into a classic movie.
I was impressed and whispered to her that I wanted to go through the doors again :).
The tea was perfect and it was always poured by our server. He was very attentive and would check our cups as he passed by. The delicacies served were truly marvelous. The sandwiches were traditional and fresh. There is nothing worse than dry sandwiches at tea. My daughter enjoyed the scones and we shared the pastries. Everything amazing!
The attention to detail is impeccable– from the China, the silver flatware and tea pot, the fresh flowers, tuxedo wearing servers and the pianist. They have been doing tea forever, so they set the bar.
The service is what brings it over the top. Please don’t look at the price as it is more than other places. You are having high tea at the Ritz for god sakes! The history and the dignitaries who have partaken tea here should be a factor of having high tea here. You will be treated like royalty.
Five stars? More than 5 stars!

Love the tea here ! Absolutely amazing atmosphere, cakes, sandwiches, scones are the best. Staff are well trained and very professional. Will be back !

Took my friend there for afternoon tea on her birthday. One of the incredibly nice staffs gave us a slice of cake with my friend’s name on it for free. They also voluntarily played ‘Happy Birthday’ on piano for us. Overall very pleasant experience.
Besides, it’s one of those places where you would NOT feel embarrassed about taking selfies because everybody else is doing it: D

I’ve only been here for Afternoon Tea. It was a VERY pleasant experience. The tea, sandwiches, and pastries were great. This place is clean and classy. The staff was exemplary. I’d definitely like to stay here sometime.

This review is just for breakfast in The Ritz restaurant: There’s only one way into the hotel, and it’s past a set of very old wooden revolving doors and very stern-​looking men in suits. They line the entrance hallway and give you the elevator look – slowly down, then slowly back up – as you walk in. So make sure you’re not stumbling into breakfast wearing whatever you had on your bedroom floor. It’s not all suits (one pair of tourists was in sport shirts), but you’ll want to wear the next best thing.
Grab a newspaper on your way into the restaurant and sit down at a table by the window, then enjoy not lifting a finger for the next hour. Staff is very accommodating and pleasant, and the tableware specially made for the hotel is unique, in a robin’s egg blue. There’s a small continental buffet set up for cold cuts, cheeses, fruits, cereals and the like. But make sure you order something off the menu too – it will be the most elegant and perfectly plated breakfast you’ll ever have.
Minus one star for staff twice not refilling the coffee, because if they can manage it at Denny’s they should be able to do it here.

Nice food and very friendly staff. Not sure why it’s necessary for dinners to have to wear there jacket when eating though. I was suited and booted, waist coat and tie so I was hardy likely to make the place look untidy.
Expect a big bill and to be hungry when leaving. Portions are pretty small although of good quality.

If you are a tea lover like me, this is the place to be! I haven’t seen a more beautiful tea salon before in my life!
The Palm court is beautifully stunning! And the service is amazing! They do make you feel like royalty!
You get to choose from many tea flavors and you get endless pastries, sweets, cakes and 5 different kind of sandwiches!
Besides the amazing food, tea and service, we enjoyed violin, piano players and live singing of classical music! So classy and romantic!
This is definitely my new favorite place in London! I will continue to visit the Ritz afternoon tea every time I come by to this beautiful city!
If new in London YOU MUST EXPERIENCE IT!

Best afternoon tea I’ve had in London so far.
Everything from tea and champagne to sandwiches and scones were perfect. Oftentimes, it’s easy to see where the hotel tries to cheat by serving something of lesser quality, but there was nothing here that I could say wasn’t the best.
Service was great as well. Very prompt and kind waiters, who would also take a moment to chat with you amidst their busy times.
Ambience was phenomenal. Very posh and elegant — I really felt as if I were dining in a palace of sort.
If you had to choose one place to experience afternoon tea in London, I’d vote for The Ritz.

The Ritz Christmas Tea — «The girls» (My mom, mother in law, and two sister in laws) went out for tea the day after Christmas while they were visiting this past December. We had to book this tea back in September due to his high popularity, but it was worth it! It is one of the most expensive teas to attend, but as you can see, there were beautiful Christmas decorations and wonderful music by the carolers. It was quite the experience. The food was delicious and they brought out some extra sandwiches when we asked for them. There was a large selection of tea, and they even brought around «Christmas cake» in addition to all the treats on our table.

Ahh, the Ritz, The epitome of London glamour and opulence. The Ritz has been, by its mere presence, an architectural statement of upper class sophistication and luxury since the early 1900s.
I was fortunate enough to have been a Ritz resident for a week through work; and when asked by my employer which hotel near Green Park we should book, without hesitation, I proclaimed the virtues of the Piccadilly denizen. I had never actually entered the establishment, but its reputation assured me of the quintessential English experience we were hoping for. Taking most of our meals in the hotel itself, I can attest to the quality of the food and the rooms themselves. Though, for the time being, I will not be able to comment on the Afternoon High Tea.
Upon arrival we were greeted by several doorman and bell boys and a Christmas tree which would rival many strategically placed in the squares of New York. Our belongings were whisked away leaving us to check-​in at reception and collect our keys at the opposite information desk.
ROOMS: The King Deluxe room said to comfortably accommodate 3 persons was quite small, only slightly bigger than my King Superior for one person. It was so cramped that an upgrade was required to one of the 7^th floor suites. The suite was less ornate in décor but spacious with a small patio looking out over the street’s light and sounds. The staff was more than helpful in showing us the room and spelling out the price increase. My room was more large with a Louis XVI, Versailles-​eque scheme of rose, white, and gold. Very European in décor, with a large bathroom, and a window also overlooking the busy outside world, this slice of heaven made me feel like I was living in a small chamber in a Parisian palace. Complete with a false fireplace, a budet, and a locked mini-​bar, there was not much room for complaint. Also, towards the evening hour, an earnestly cheerful «butler» appears offering to make reservations to one of the local restaurants, obtain tickets to a sought-​after show, or generally bring you the paper, etc. Of course, there is a fold down service as well.
SERVICE: Everybody was exceedingly helpful, answering you with an air of your being a member of the landed gentry or a retired politician frequenting seasonally. The lackey (for lack of a better word) and the ushers through the various hallways heighten the sense of traditional English manners. Two issues with service, the time it takes for food to come in both restaurants is excessive even when not busy. And there were serveral occasions when I had to phone up housekeeping to make the beds and fold down as well. The personnel is strict about dress code, particulary for men but you mus take it in stride and be amused rather than irked at this staunch keeping with the days of old.
FOOD: The food was sub-​par for my tastes. In the Ravoli bar the service took forever to arrive and the burger was average as was my Caesar salad. The sandwhich I ordered with steak and stilton lacked any stilton flavor or presence (trust me I looked and tasted thoroughly). I didn’t bother complaining as the wait would be eternal and I wasn’t paying for it so I quietly ate my steak burger sans blue cheese. The main restaurant has a more grand appearance, requiring formal wear and waited upon with men in evening tails. The ceilings were painted in renaissance style angels and florals with gorgeous columns running through. Service is more attentive here though the main are pricey. I did have a lovley slow cooked hens egg with supreme sauce which was remarkable but small. Breakfast had a nice continental spread with cooked items being available to order. Room service was exceedingly quick and they bring a whole wooden fold out table as well, in case you dont want to sit on your floral sofa.
Overall a wonderful experience of stepping into the old age and all its glory for the elite, new money, and connoisseurs of historical chivalry. It is definitely pricey but if you can stay in this world famous historical benchmark for 5-​star hotels, I would recommend it. Even for just a day you can feel like royalty and to be able to open your door with a proper skeleton key rather than a swipe card.

This is a review of the hotel and restaurant, not the high tea that many of the reviewers here have written about.
If the the founder of the Ritz could see his hotel a hundred years later I think he would be very pleased. Its maintenance and refurbishment are tip top, and its staff still cleaves to old-​time standards of service. While the strict enforcement of the no jeans or sneakers rule may irk some, and the requirement of a jacket and tie in the restaurants may seem old fashioned, they work to enforce the tone attempted here, which some may find a bit snooty. So be it; if that’s not your thing, there are plenty of alternatives. But if you’d like to step back to the glamour of a past age, this is the place to do it.
The Restaurant at the Ritz offers a similarly rarefied experience, at rarefied prices. But actually the tasting menu, which included eight courses for 95 pounds, was a good deal. While the food is not likely to garner Michelin stars, several courses were quite good. The matching wine pairings were generous, but few actually matched the food. Service was, of course, impeccable.

Very stuck up staff. They think they are the rich and famous working there. They yes sir you to death as if you are very stupid!
Overpriced and whatever!

I had to try afternoon tea @ the Palm court (Ritz) during my trip to London. Ordered the champagne afternoon tea for £59 per person, including a glass of champagne. I wasn’t impressed with the champagne, feels rather diluted.
I opted for the Ritz Royal English tea (the waiter said this tea was exclusively served at the Ritz. The tea itself was just OK, nothing spectacular.
I was surprised to have to pour my own tea. The waiter just brought the hot fresh tea pots to the table and just left them. At most tea places, the waiter would pour your tea for you, which is part of the overall experience.
There were 3 trays served on the table — a tray for scones, sandwiches, and assorted pastries
1. Scones (plain or raisin)
The scones were amazing — soft, buttery, delicious and melts in your mouth.
2. Sandwiches
There were 6 finger sandwiches to pick from
— Ham & Mustard
— Cheddar cheese
— Cucumber & Dill — not a fan of this
— Chicken breast & horseradish
— Scottish Smoked salmon
— Egg mayonnaise
I wasn’t impressed with the sandwiches — they were decent, but nothing to rave about.
3. Desserts
Macaroons, chocolate cake. Nothing spectacular about the desserts
I saw some waiters carrying refill carts but for some reasons, our table was never asked if we would like anything refilled.
I also felt rushed towards the end of the meal, as the waiters constantly reminded us that they had to prepare for the next seating. At other tea places I’ve been to, there is usually no time limit, and you can relax, take your time and enjoy your afternoon tea.
For the price we’re paying for afternoon tea, I was expecting a better experience. The sandwiches and desserts were mediocre. The tea wasn’t anything spectacular, and the service was mediocre.

Fünf Sterne trifft es hier ganz exakt. Wir hatten ein Wochenende im Ritz verbracht. Ich kann mich meinen Vorrednern nur anschliessen, hier kann man nicht mehr von Hotel Sprechen, das ist wirklich ein Palast. Die Zimmer sind grandios, der Service ist weltklasse. Ein gediegenes Abendessen im Clubrestaurant ist sehr zu empfehlen.
Die Lage ist hervorragend, auch hier erreicht man zu Fuss alle markanten und bekannten Sehenswürdigkeiten dieser wunderbaren Stadt. Fünf Daumen hoch für Dich alt ehrwürdiges Ritz

der beste service der welt, fantastische Zimmer, das Essen im Ritz club ist großartig, aber das Casino ist grausam. leider wird der dresscode nirgends im Ritz mehr beachtet, weil kein Russe sich darum schert, aber das ist kein Ritzproblem. ich werde dort wieder übernachten

Das Ritz ist eins der renommiertesten und glamourösesten Hotels London. Was sage ich da, Hotel! Es ist ein Palast. Ein Palast, in dem sich Prinzessinnenträume erfüllen, wenn man einen Prinzen hat, der einem zum Geburtstag mit einer Londonreise und einer Suite im Ritz überrascht! Alles ist sehr vornehm und der Glanz hört nicht bei der Eingangshalle auf, sondern zieht sich fort, in die Zimmer, ins Casino bis hin zum Restaurant. Alles ist sehr edel und man befindet sich in einer ganz anderen Welt, wenn man im Ritz residiert. Mir ist klar, dass man sich das Ritz nicht immer leisten kann, zumindest die meisten nicht. Aber wenn sich die Gelegenheit ergibt, sei es auch nur, um eine kleine Köstlichkeit sowie den obligatorischen Tee zu sich zu nehmen, so gönnt euch das besondere und genießt das majestätische Ambiente im Ritz.

Un hotel realmente grandioso. Ser aconsejable mucho. La calidad de los cuartos y las suites es enormemente alta. A continuación es de los servicios en el superior nivel internacional. El personal es amable, educado y servicial. En limpieza es puesto en este hotel el superior valor. También la comida muy es buena mucho. Puedo sólo recomendar este hotel.

Wir haben zwar nicht im Ritz gewohnt, aber einmal einen Tee im altehrwürdigen Ritz zu trinken konnten wir uns nicht entgehen lassen. Vom Tee verstehe ich als Kaffeetrinkerin nicht sehr viel, aber — und jetzt kommt die Sensation, besuchen Sie den Ladies Powder Room — rosa Tapeten im Vorraum, Sesselchen neben einem Tischchen, Magazine und sogar Mineralwasser laden zum Verweilen ein.
Wahrscheinlich die eleganteste Toilette die ich jemals auf Reisen sah :)

Ein grandioses Hotel. Ich durfte in meinem Leben bisher in einigen Top-​Hotels dieser Welt übernachten. Aber dieses Hotel ist einzigartig. Das Flair im Edelstadtteil Mayfair schadet natürlich auch nicht. Das Interieur des Hotels ist beeindruckend, ob im Casino, im Restaurant oder im Club (normalerweise nur für Mitglieder). Die Qualität der Zimmer und Suiten ist hervorragend. Der Service ist auch im internationalen Vergleich absolut wegweisend. Hier habe ich mich nicht nur zu geschäftlichen Anlässen wohlgefühlt. Wer sich etwas gönnen will (und kann), sollte hier auch mal mit der Familie residieren. Benno
PS. An das Qype — Mitglied Kicker: Nein, ich bin nicht der Besitzer dieses wunderbaren Hotels

Years ago I had afternoon cream tea at the Ritz. First, it was certainly not cheap, but worse its not really something to write home about. Ive had better cups of tea in my life and their worldfamous cucumber sandwiches left a lot to be disired. They just live on the name.

The Ritz Club. In diesem Club muss man Mitglied sein um eintreten zu dürfen. Einzige Ausnahme: Man bucht ein bestimmtes Package im The Ritz Hotel, dann darf man sich auch einmal hier wohlfühlen. Da ich Mitglied bin, kann ich mich hier so lange und oft aufhalten wie ich möchte. ²⁴⁄₇ lautet das Motto. Eine lange, über 1,5 Etagen führende Treppe bereitet einem den Weg in den Club. Kommt man vom Inneren des The Ritz Hotels in den Club betritt man die Treppe durch eine unsichtbare Tür die in einer Spiegelwand integriert ist. Eine echte Show! In dem Clubvorzimmer wird man empfangen und muss seine Clubkarte vorzeigen und sich eintragen. Die Clubzimmer und das Restaurant sind an den Wänden mit Bernstein sehr geschmackvoll eingerichtet. Ölgemälde zieren die Wände. Der Hit ist ein großer Spiegel über dem Kamin. Hinter dem Spiegel verbirg sich (wen man ihn einschaltet) ein Plasma TV in 46. Die Sessel sind typische englische Armchairs in denen man sitzt wie auf Wolke 7. Der Service ist wie nicht anders zu erwarten Weltklasse. Very british und diskret. Das Restaurant bietet Speisen aus aller Welt die durch einen Sternekoch zubereitet werden. In der Spielbank (Casino) kann man sein Geld verzocken. Dieses habe ich mir aber erspart da eh immer nur die Bank gewinnt. Sehenswert ist das Casino in jedem Fall. Und klasse eingerichtet. Das gesamte Ambiente in diesem Club lässt es mir nach 6 Jahren Clubmitgliedschaft immer noch kalt den Rücken runter laufen, so toll überwältigend ist es hier! Dresscode: Dunkler Anzug mit Krawatte für den Herren, das kleine Schwarze für die Dame. Dann ist man richtig gekleidet. Über die Preise der Speisen und Getränke spricht man nicht; ein Abendessen zu zweit mit einem 4 Gänge Menü und begleitenden Weinen, etwas Süßes und verdauendes liegt schon bei ca. 500 Pfund!, und der Wein war nur 200 Pfund! Also immer genug Geld einstecken oder die Kreditkarte auffüllen!

El RITZ un lujo al alcance de muy pocos
Es sin duda el hotel más famoso de todas las capitales europeas y el de Londres no iba a ser una excepcion, junto al rio Támesis se alza este majestuoso hotel de superlujo al alcance de muy pocos, debido al precio desorbitado que piden por habitacion. Las habitaciones son una maravilla, parecen apartamentos de lujo al estilo del siglo XVIII con toda clase de lujos del siglo XXI, una autentica obra de arte

Ça vaut le coût
C’est cher, certes, mais royal. Les chambres sont à la hauteur du décor de l’hôtel, le service excellent ainsi que l’accueil. Situé à côté de Piccadilly et de petits restos très sympas. J’ai même eu un probleme de CB, faut dire que les premiers prix des chambres débutent à £250, ils ont été très cool. Quelquefois les grands hôtels vous regardent de haut quand ont est pas Mlle de… Mais la toujours royal, c’est Londres…