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> THE DORCHESTER BY HERSCHEL MEADOW
Clotted cream, hot scon es, nger sammies. What do these three have in common? ey are all distinctly English and can be had at any hotel’s “High Tea.” Taking the place of a late lunch, High tea is one of the most rewarding meals you can have in London. Teatime can be great anywhere, but when you have it at the Dorchester, it is an entirely majestic experience. e meal comes with an assortment of nger sandwiches, an extensive list of soothing teas and delicious scones hot out of the oven. e hotel’s whole ambiance radiates excellence and elegant decor. e sta is welcoming, rooms are gorgeous and the hallways on eac h oor are carpeted in a plush individual design. For tea, the Dorchester o ers a room that is one of the swankiest in London, with comfortable seating and beautiful imperial style design. Attending to the area is a well trained sta that is able to meet your every need. Aside from being one of London’s go to places for tea, the hotel is situated in central London and is a close walk to London’s major attractions. Selfridges and Harrods are large department stores that o er a variety of products for every age group including wine for parents and a Lego store for the kids. Hyde Park is also right across
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the street and provides an immense space for activities on the well maintained lawns. e park also contains a small lake where pedal boats and canoes are for rent during the day. When you’ve nished your exploring you can always have a spa day in the hotel’s relaxing spa. Try the complimentary steam shower, which has an innovative shower system that performs like a manipulated waterfall with many features, expanding from relaxing to stimulating
by altering water pressure, temperature and use of mist. dorchestercollection.com/en/london/the-dorchester
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