There are few things more civilised than a traditional English afternoon tea.
So where better to indulge in the decadent treats of honey roast sandwiches, fine china and clotted cream than the top hotels in England's capital.
One of the topics of discussion at afternoon tea will be debating which of London's many attractions will you choose to experience.
We have selected some of our favourite experiences for you to book before you fly. Make the most of your vacation book now.
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Afternoon Tea in Mayfair is just one of those things that has to be done. This is an award winning tea in a quiet, refined area.
The Athenaeum, a five star, family owned hotel with timeless views and a premier location on Piccadilly, has been a home away from home for generations of guests. The recent refurbishment has seen key... Read more
Taken in the Montagu Restaurant, this is a very traditional British afternoon tea.
Situated in the heart of the West End, yet offering views over the tranquil gardens of Portman Square, this five-star hotel is perfectly placed for London’s theatre district, main shopping areas and tourist attractions. The hotel’s well-appointed guest rooms offer extreme... Read more
Confessions of a Chocoholic - this is a twist on the traditional with a Chocolate themed afternoon tea.
Located on prestigious Park Lane in the heart of Mayfair, the five star deluxe London Hilton on Park Lane is one of the country's finest. Awarded UK Best Business Hotel 2010 by Business Traveller Magazine, the hotel boasts 453 luxurious bedrooms and suites... Read more
The Afternoon De-Light menu for those looking for guilt free indulgence. The menu offers all the old classics but with a healthy interpretation.
The Metropolitan is a design phenomenon and could only be situated on prestigious Park Lane. Established as one of London's trend-setting boutique hotels, its decor is stylish and contemporary... Read more
The Park Room is recognised by the Tea Guild as an exceptional destination.
Set in Mayfair near museums, landmarks, department stores and West End theatres. Featuring a large forecourt with the original Lutyens wrought iron gates, a striking reception and intimate library, luxury guest rooms and lavish public spaces. Visited by royalty... Read more
Palm Court is famed as the place where afternoon tea was born over 140 years ago.
The Langham London is a veritable icon among London hotels, offering impeccably luxurious surroundings on Regent Street, one of the city's premier locations. Following an £80m restoration, guests can now enjoy a beautiful spa and culinary excellence... Read more
Afternoon tea at The Ritz is an institution, served in the spectacular Palm Court.
Perfectly located in a landmark position in the heart of London’s West End, The Ritz is ideally placed to suit both business and leisure visitors alike. With a total of 113 guestrooms and 23 suites, the hotel's elegant rooms combine original Louis XVI style interiors... Read more
Afternoon tea is served in the Thames Foyer, or, on Sunday's, an indulgent new Art Decadent Tea is served in the Beaufort Bar.
One hundred and twenty years after it first took London's breath away with its luxury, technology and sheer style, The Savoy reopened and claimed its place at the top table of London’s finest hotels. The hotel... Read more
