Afternoon Tea At The Savoy London

Afternoon Tea At The Savoy Delicate cucumber and smoked salmon sandwiches, fresh cream scones, an envious selection of pastries on silver cake stands, and endless cups of blended tea taken in the refined surroundings of one of London’s most prestigious hotels.

Afternoon tea at the Savoy is served in the famous Thames Foyer with its art decor mirrors and is accompanied by the resident pianist, a position once occupied by Noel Coward.

There are two sittings from Monday to Friday, 2:00pm to 3:30pm and 4:00pm to 6:00pm when a traditional afternoon tea costs £24.00 plus service charge per person. A champagne afternoon tea costs £31.50 per person.

On Saturday and Sunday there are three sittings - 12:00pm to 1:30pm, 2:00pm to 3:30pm and 4:00pm to 6:00pm. At the weekend, a traditional afternoon tea costs £27.00 per person and a champagne afternoon tea £34.50 per person.

Sunday is extra special because of the tea dances where guests dance waltzes and tangos to a four-piece band - something that the Savoy has been known for since the roaring ’20s.

Dress in smart casual attire and to avoid disappointment it is better to reserve a table in advance. As of December 15, 2007, The Savoy has been closed to undergo a £100 million restoration and the hotel will reopen in 2010 and so no bookings are being taken currently.

Until The Savoy reopens, we recommend a five star afternoon tea for two in the exclusive surroundings of another of London's most luxurious hotels, The May Fair.

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	Delicate cucumber and smoked salmon sandwiches, fresh cream scones, an envious selection of pastries on silver cake stands, and endless cups of blended tea taken in the refined surroundings of one of London’s most prestigious hotels. Afternoon tea at the Savoy is served in the famous Thames Foyer with its art decor mirrors and is accompanied by the resident pianist, a position once occupied by Noel Coward. There are two sittings from Monday to Friday, 2:00pm to 3:30pm and 4:00pm to 6:00pm when a traditional afternoon tea costs £24.00 plus service charge per person. A champagne afternoon tea costs £31.50 per person. On Saturday and Sunday there are three sittings - 12:00pm to 1:30pm, 2:00pm to 3:30pm and 4:00pm to 6:00pm. At the weekend, a traditional afternoon tea costs £27.00 per person and a champagne afternoon tea £34.50 per person. Sunday is extra special because of the tea dances where guests dance waltzes and tangos to a four-piece band - something that the Savoy has been known for since the roaring ’20s. Dress in smart casual attire and to avoid disappointment it is better to reserve a table in advance. As of December 15, 2007, The Savoy has been closed to undergo a £100 million restoration and the hotel will reopen in 2010 and so no bookings are being taken currently. Until The Savoy reopens, we recommend a five star afternoon tea for two in the exclusive surroundings of another of London's most luxurious hotels, The May Fair. Return To The Before You Die Earth Category

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