Smart, chic and sophisticated - the finest luxury hotels in London have all the luxurious amenities of the guests, including restaurants. Of those established names that are run by famous chefs who appear on the scene who are just now taking the stage, here is a summary of the most creative restaurants that offer luxury hotels in London, and which will make loyal gourmets faint.
Best Place for Celebrities: The Dorchester Hotel, Mayfair
If eye candy is what you are looking for in a restaurant, the old favorite Hotel Dorchester recently went facelift and became the most generous place in the city.
There are several restaurants - Chinese Tang - a popular celebrity hot spot with a 1920s style in Shanghai. Enjoy incredible Chinese cuisine in a glam atmosphere with antiques and stylish waitresses. Meanwhile, the grill has more classic English dishes, and this is a great place for a Sunday lunch, where the meat is served fresh from the whole joint by confident waiters.
However, for a truly cool setting, it’s impossible to beat the signature menu in Dorchester, which is headed by accused Alain Ducasse and provides a non-parallel menu and setting that personifies French chic.
Best to merge: St Martins Lane, Covent Garden
Hip and stylish St Martins Lane is a mixture of funny retro-colors and Philippe Starck's ultra-cool design. And when it comes to food and drink, this, of course, will not disappoint. The Asia De Cuba restaurant is as simple as cool - make sure you book a table in advance, and the round crowd in London will quickly fill all the seats. Although the atmosphere is relaxed, the quirky taste fills the decor with photos, curved lighting and bookshelves, and the food is a fun mix of Asian and Latin influences.
Later, the guests turn into a conversation about the Light Bar, where the multi-colored lighting and huge projected images are as broken as the cocktails. For something truly unique, you can even order a custom creation from resident mixologists. For a more energetic evening, hotel guests can also explore, as a rule, only for night clubs located in the neighborhood, Bungalow 8.
Best for Afternoon Tea: Claridge, Mayfair
Claridge is an institution in London and beyond, and it's easy to say why when you sit in Grand Foyer. Accompanied by a violin, classic evening tea offers such elegance and distribution that the hotel prides itself on. It is surrounded by marble floors and glamorous guests. This is a place that brings together so many celebrities as celebrities, and, of course, is the hallmark of traditional traditional English cuisine.
Other options here include a relaxed reading room that serves modern cuisine, as well as the TV star Gordon Ramsey for a festive occasion. Ramsey Restaurant is in itself, thanks to the modern European flavors that are served with exciting creativity.
