London Boutique Hotel

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Whether your London stay lasts a weekend or a week, a lack of options will be the least of your concerns. The British capital offers a plethora of stuff to see and do, even for the most selective vacationer – hotels you will not want to leave, restaurants with dishes like nothing you’ve ever tasted, and hidden-away markets ideal for foodies, fashionistas and antique-lovers.
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First quest: find a place to spend the night. Mr & Mrs Smith’s definitive hotel collection of 14 London boutique hotels presents something for every preference and personality.
Blakes
Anouska Hempel-designed Blakes boasts a secluded setting on South Ken’s Roland Gardens. The hotel’s 50 rooms, inspired by the renowned designer’s travels through Asia and Europe, are known …show more content…

They offer a variety of grilled, pan-fried and deep-fried dishes, salads, bowl food, a children’s menu and freshly made ice creams. Having opened in February 2008, Tom’s Place is already a well-known spot among lunchers and diners in the city. For in-depth information on the fishing industry and sustainable issues, keep your eyes out for Tom’s second book.
An evening of exciting European food with top class avant-garde performances is best spent at The Brickhouse Restaurant on Brick Lane – a fine restaurant and performance supperclub. Experience a unique way of eating in a three level restaurant where the entertainment keeps you up till the wee hours. Upcoming artists include ‘neo-burlesque’ starlet Empress Stah and Brickhouse favourites Ta Mere who plays jazz cabaret, Balkan traditionals, bluegrass, gipsy swing. the list goes on. As for the food, you can select from the a la carte or a six course grazing menu. …show more content…

With around 300 stands and three floors Alfie’s Antiques, is a real treasure for antique enthusiasts, collectors, interior decorators and celebrities in the know. Located at 13-25 Church Street in Marylebone, Alfie’s has a huge selection of genuine items for bargain prices. Art Decorative & Design, Duncan Clarke, Tycho Andrews and Zeitgeist are a few dealers they recently welcomed into their world of

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