The world’s tallest and shortest women met for afternoon tea in London in celebration ... life experiences during their meeting at The Savoy hotel. Ms Gelgi holds the Guinness World Record ...

Rumeysa Gelgi, who stands at a towering 7-feet-tall and Jyoti Amge, who just scrapes 24-inches in height, came together for tea time at London’s Savoy Hotel as part of a Guinness World Records ...

Live art meets afternoon tea at The Kensington. London's afternoon tea scene really gets going for the year in February, with Valentine's treats, a rather retro sweet menu (served on the move ...

The Savoy has been a London icon since 1889 ... Brown’s Hotel is one of London’s oldest and most prestigious hotels. Afternoon tea is served in the elegant Drawing Room, known for its cozy ...

After joining the Bulgari as managing director, Duncan Palmer has been tasked with keeping the luxury London hotel ranked ...

Luxurious, decadent and pretty much irresistible, Hartwell House is part of living history. The present building dates back ...

THE ICONIC Ritz Hotel in London could soon close ... A more affordable option that's popular with tourists is afternoon tea at The Palm Court, costing around £76.

But here’s where we’re here to help as we’ve rounded up some of the best things to do in London whether you’re on a budget - or feeling super fancy. From afternoon teas with a twist to ...

But if the day comes and you just don’t have the energy, there’s now the chance to scuttle through them by way of sandwiches and cakes at this London landmarks afternoon tea. Setting up shop at The ...

Where: 30 Portman Square, London, W1H 7BH, United Kingdom Afternoon tea at St Martin’s Lane is crafted to tell the tale of the hotel itself. Look forward to a playful yet delicious array of sandwiches ...

After all, isn’t afternoon tea really just one big children’s tea party? Many of London’s hotels and restaurants are now serving fun-filled, magical takes on the classic British afternoon tea, ...

If you want to spend quality time with your loved one, take them for afternoon tea. If you want luxury, you can’t go wrong with the popular London hotels such as Claridges and The Savoy. If you're on ...