The Landmark combines magnificent Victorian architecture with five star service and luxury. The best time to take tea here is in the winter months after dark when the hall is floodlit and the palm trees give the illusion of summer.Take a date for tea and watch them swoon over the cakes, pastries and you by the end of the evening!
As winter descends upon London, seasonal spirit simply sweeps the streets. Come the end of November red-cheeked shoppers, carol singers and merry revellers bustle across... More
The Landmark
222 Marylebone Road, NW1
Opened in 1899, the Landmark combines magnificent Victorian architecture with five star service and luxury. Massive iron girders and soaring palm... More
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Afternoon tea with a large dollop of royal elegance.
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The Landmark combines magnificent Victorian architecture with five star service and luxury. The best time to take tea here is in the winter months after dark when the hall is floodlit and the palm trees give the illusion of summer.Take a date for tea and watch them swoon over the cakes, pastries and you by the end of the evening!
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