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Pearl Restaurant and Bar - Chancery Court Hotel Renowned for its cracking service and charming oppulence, this hotel bar is located in a part of town with few rivals. More... Add new comment |
Coburg at The Connaught Hotel Award winning bar, in what is consistently London's highest rated hotel. Charles de Gaulle stayed here with his Blue Bar at The Berkeley It is the kind of venue that can seem intimidating, but like any of the upper echelon of hotels, | Mirror Bar - The Landmark Hotel Opulence is a word that will float in and out of your consciousness as you pass through the six storey atrium, Roof Garden - The Trafalgar Hotel (Apr-Dec)The Roof Garden at the Trafalgar Hotel in London's West End. You can't really find a venue more central than this and the views are so appealing, not the highest (six stories), The Roof Garden is only open for part of the year, since London's climate is not conducive to year-round al fresco refreshment, it's best seen during the summer months, when the square below is heaving with oblivious tourist crowds. Be sure to ring ahead before a visit, as private parties may mean the bar is temporarily closed to the public. The Trafalgar Hotel to which the Roof Garden is attached, is part of the Hilton stable and is their first stab at a boutique hotel. It has minimalist, cool interiors and couldn't be better placed as far as visitors are concerned. Major galleries are on the doorstep, Buckingham Palace and Westminster are 10 minutes leisurely walk away and Leicester Square, Piccadilly Cicus and Covent Garden radiate out from Traflagar Square. Handily placed for theatres, the Royal Opera House and ENO, which is just across the square. |
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