England
The Lakeside Hotel. Discover this beautiful propery on Lake Windemere.
It seems The Lakeside Hotel can cure all ills. Just lately I’ve noticed myself growing a little grumpy about hotels. Twenty years on the road as a travel writer have turned the old excitement of walking into a new and different foyer and sleeping in cool clean sheets into a grouchy wariness.
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Cheneston’s Restaurant. Leafy Kensington has never tasted so good.
London is awash with good restaurants, celebrity chefs and temporarily trendy eateries. Those in the know though, keep little secrets to themselves to unwrap when the occasion allows. For me, Cheneston’s Restaurant is my little secret, so let’s keep it just between us then.
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The Milestone Hotel. Discover wonderful old world luxury in Kensington.
A cold December day, but the welcome sign in the lobby of the Milestone Hotel warms our hearts, “please help yourself to our complimentary hot chocolate, marshmallows and chocolates.” Now that’s what I call the perfect hello.
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The Cherry Tree Inn at Stoke Row. Super English character in the Chilterns.
Lucy Daltrof redisvoers Henley as she stays at the Cherry Tree Inn at Stoke Row.
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Newby Tea. Discover Pyramid style tea bags at Waitrose
Newby Tea pyramid tea bags are at Waitrose Indulge in an elegant afternoon tea dunking silken leaf laden pyramids in a posh hotel and it’s very likely you’ll be tasting Newby tea, a company well versed in supplying luxury hotels. Well now you can have that same experience at home with the news that eight […]
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Adam Handling at Caxton. Incredible food from a master chef.
It can only be a matter of time before even greater honours are awarded to Mr. Handling, the latest one being British Culinary Federation’s Chef of the Year 2014 and you will be hard pressed to experience food of this quality at these prices.
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