Very last min London trip

notakid

Hi!:D

I'm thinking of taking my daughter to see Lady in Black this weekend in London as well as an afternoon tea. Does anyone know where I can find good sites that do both? I've tried last minute/superbreak and also I found it on buy a gift but because I won't to use it asap I don't think its suitable.

Anyone know of any other sites?

poet123

For afternoon tea book direct; the Berkeley do a great girly tea with everything in the shape of dresses, bags etc. http://www.the-berkeley.co.uk/fashionista_tea.aspx

We loved it, much nicer than the Savoy or the Ritz.

balletshoes

poet123 wrote: »

For afternoon tea book direct; the Berkeley do a great girly tea with everything in the shape of dresses, bags etc. http://www.the-berkeley.co.uk/fashionista_tea.aspx

We loved it, much nicer than the Savoy or the Ritz.

omg that looks fantastic - I'm so going to take my daughter there when she's a little older!

notakid

poet123 wrote: »

For afternoon tea book direct; the Berkeley do a great girly tea with everything in the shape of dresses, bags etc. http://www.the-berkeley.co.uk/fashionista_tea.aspx

We loved it, much nicer than the Savoy or the Ritz.

It looks lovely. Sadly its booked up for Saturday.:( I suppose all the good stuff is in demand.:p

poet123

http://www.hrp.org.uk/kensingtonpalace/foodanddrink/orangery

I believe the above is also good and they don't do reservations.

minerva_windsong

http://www.afternoontea.co.uk/ has some good links to various offers for afternoon tea in London.

Depending on your budget I can recommend the Strand Palace Hotel (which is quite near the theatre where Woman in Black is on) or the Montcalm Hotel, which is a bit more expensive than the Strand and a bit further away from the theatre but very nice inside and the afternoon tea is really good.

ETA that you can get two top price tickets for the Saturday matinee for £52 if you have a National Rail train ticket: http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/the-woman-in-black

GonnaNeedABiggerBoat

Liberty is fantastic for afternoon tea and isn't that far away, plus it's an iconic building which is worth looking around, as well as being next door to Carnaby Street etc...