One of Britain’s first food festivals and now in its 18th year (September 7 -9, 2012), more than 160 independent producers set out their stalls on the medieval streets of Ludlow, selling everything from meats to preserves, pickles and puddings. But there is far more to this festival than simply buying and eating; the Slow [...]
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Belgraves Hotel in London, England
London Belgraves combines conventional British hospitality with an American bohemian attitude. Thompson Hotels’ premier transatlantic addition Belgraves understands the Thompson Hotels luxury practice in London. Thompson Hotels’ leading transatlantic addition, Belgraves, is situated in Central London’s prosperous Belgravia neighborhood, just minutes from internationally celebrated shops, sites, and the bustling Sloane Square. This hotel brings an [...]
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Boundary Hotel in London, England
Boundary, located in London, formally opened on New Year’s Eve 2008 and is the first project from Prescott & Conran Limited; succeeding projects have included Albion, Lutyens and Château Boundary. The new-format Boundary building includes three restaurants and bars; 12 individually designed guest bedrooms, plus five suites; a small British food store; and a bakery. [...]
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Don’t Miss: The World Shakespeare Festival
The World Shakespeare Festival (WSF) is a celebration of Shakespeare as the world’s playwright, produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company, in an unprecedented collaboration with leading UK and international arts organisations, and with Globe to Globe, a major international programme produced by Shakespeare’s Globe. Thousands of artists from around the world will take part in [...]
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The Metropolitan Hotel in London, England
The Metropolitan, London is a chic, modern hotel situated on Park Lane. Many of the hotel’s suites have views where guests can look out over Hyde Park, the green heart of London. Interiors by United Designers are pared-back and cosseting, and Wi-Fi is standard all through The Metropolitan. The hotel has a variety of rooms [...]
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Must Visit: Roman Baths in Bath, England
Visit the heart of the World Heritage Site. Around Britain’s only hot spring, the Romans built a magnificent temple and bathing complex that still flows with natural hot water. See the water’s source and walk where Romans walked on the ancient stone pavements around the steaming pool. The extensive ruins and treasures from the spring [...]
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Town Hall Hotel in London, England
Found in London’s pulsating East End, the award-winning Town Hall Hotel unites architectural magnificence with radical design and a dedication to the happiness of life. Town Hall Hotel has a rich tradition, an attraction for over a century, a place that people all over the world recognize because of its fame as a film setting. [...]
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St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London, England
Voted the Number One Hotel in the UK in The Sunday Times Magazines 2011 Top Hotels in the World, St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel is located in London, England. This charming hotel is a Victorian tour de force refurbished. Sir John Betjeman called this Gothic treasure “too beautiful and too romantic to survive” in a world [...]
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Busaba Eathai a Modern Thai Restaurant in London, England
Busaba Eathai, conceived by Alan Yau, is modern Thai eatery. Busaba is a Thai flower. Eathai is a fusion of the words eat and Thai, it replaces the term restaurant, which is often associated with formal/fine dining establishments. Busaba Eathai is a casual dining venue offering a single course eating experience devised to feed you [...]
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Eccleston Square Hotel in London, England
Eccleston Square Hotel is a new, hi-tech, luxury, boutique Design Hotel bordering Belgravia in the heart of Central London SW1. The hotel is within trouble-free reach of the Victoria travel hub. This hotel is historical on the outside yet timeless on the inside. Eccleston Square Hotel is a stylish union of past meets present. The [...]
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