London

The hotel’s luxury rooms and suites celebrate The Savoy’s dual historical influences, featuring either elegant English Edwardian design or sensational Art Deco style.
Fine dining has always been an integral part of The Savoy: Kaspar’s at The Savoy offers informal dining in a stylish Art Deco setting, whilst Gordon Ramsay’s Savoy Grill presents a British Grill menu with a French touch.

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As one of the world’s most iconic luxury hotels, The Dorchester is quite simply the place to be in London. Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester is the only UK hotel restaurant with three Michelin-stars, putting its creative French cuisine firmly in London’s culinary spotlight.

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The Connaught perfectly blends a discreet English ambience with the contemporary touches expected by the modern traveler.
In the beautiful surroundings of Hélène Darroze’s two Michelin-starred restaurant at The Connaught, her lifelong passion for the finest produce and incredible skill is reflected in every aspect of one of Mayfair’s most intimate dining experiences.

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The Berkeley, in fashionable Knightsbridge, is one of the leading hotels in London: luxurious, welcoming, ready to meet the needs of the modern traveler.
Marcus Wareing offers two Michelin-starred dining. The stars go for award-winning cocktails at the Blue Bar, and fashionistas for Prêt-à-Porter, the catwalk-inspired London afternoon tea.

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Rated among the city’s finest, Corinthia combines grandeur and heritage with modern freshness. the hotel is a destination in itself, minutes from the West End and the River Thames.

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Clarette is the project and brainchild of a new generation of wine lovers. Offering a unique curated wine list including many exceptional wines by the bottle, alongside an extensive selection served by the glass in a relaxed and stylish setting.

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Surrounded by beautiful formal gardens in the grounds of Kensington Palace rests The Orangery, a relaxed and elegant setting for breakfast or lunch and the only royal palace in London.

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In a room refined by a curious mind, a touch of humour, it’s a work of art, a striking backdrop, it’s David Shrigley’s Gallery…

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The hedonistic way of thinking originated in the early Greek philosophic schools where it was believed that pleasure was the only intrinsic good. There are many things which one should enjoy in life & with the word “hedonism” frequently used in tasting notes wine is certainly one of them. What better name for a store that offers some of the best wines and spirits?

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Majestic Wine considers that wine – whether you buy it or sell it, and especially when you drink it – should be a lot of fun. Living and breathing wine, no one here could ever recommend a wine in which he did not believe.
Majestic Mayfair

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Roberson Wine is an independent wine company with a mission to sell wine of value, character and substance. Whether they are selling wine at £10 a bottle or £500 a bottle their goal is the same: to bring good value and excellent service.

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Set right in the heart of London, Hyde Park offers both world-class events and concerts together with plenty of quiet places to relax and unwind. Hyde Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks.

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Kew Gardens is a fantastic botanical garden located in Southwest London that houses the largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world.

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Steeped in heritage and truly unique, St. Katharine Docks are home to a collection of high-quality offices, restaurants and bars. A vibrant and dynamic London quarter.

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Overlooked by most visitors in spite of its worldwide fame, the Greenwich meridian is a destination in itself. Indeed, this corner of London is of a rare beauty. The village and its outstanding heritage are a perfect mix of architecture and art of living.

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For three centuries Fortnum’s has been committed to bringing the world’s best food to its flagship store on Piccadilly – often from continents away. Fresh food, though, has always come from as close to these Isles as possible.

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Borough Market is rich with history, but it remains as relevant now as it has ever been. As London’s oldest food market, it has been serving the people of Southwark for 1,000 years, and that extraordinary heritage is an important part of its appeal.

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Mortimer and Bennett is a small but thriving deli packed with the best artisan cheeses, charcuterie, confectionery & deli cupboard delights we can source, serving Chiswick, west London, since 1990.

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General Store is a neighborhood grocery shop in Peckham, South London. It sells cheese, bread, coffee, wine, beer, seasonal fruit and vegetables, and lots of store cupboard essentials.

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Flora Starkey takes inspiration from many sources including the work of the Dutch Masters and Renaissance artists, Victorian flower photographs and the English country garden, her displays are both romantic and sumptuous. Focusing on seasonality, Flora will often use flowers and foliage she has grown herself.

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The Harrods name is synonymous with luxury, excellence and service. Visitors of this department store can expect to enjoy an exemplary level of care, outstanding personal service and a brand of magic experience only to be found at Harrods.

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