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The most memorable dates are rarely rushed. They’re chosen with care, guided by mood, and shaped by the pleasure of good company.

  • A busy city street scene with elegant historic buildings, cars, and pedestrians during sunset.

    Hotel Café Royal

    Five-star luxury hotel located in the heart of central London, blending historic charm with modern amenities.

  • Mandarin Oriental

    A prestigious five-star hotel located in Knightsbridge, renowned for its luxurious amenities, exceptional service, and prime location next to Hyde Park and high-end shopping districts.

  • Exterior view of a hotel with white facade and black wrought-iron entrance canopy, potted plants, and flags, in a city street with red brick buildings in the background.

    The Connaught

    A prestigious five-star luxury hotel located in London’s Mayfair district. The hotel features 121 rooms and suites that blend traditional Edwardian elegance with contemporary design. Specialized suites like The King’s Lodge and the Adams Suite offer bespoke experiences, often including personal butler service.

  • Rosewood

    An international ultra-luxury hotel and resort company known for its distinctive properties, each designed to reflect its location's culture and history. Guided by the "A Sense of Place" philosophy, each hotel provides a bespoke, immersive experience.

  • The Ritz

    Opened in 1906, The Ritz London is a world-renowned five-star luxury hotel overlooking Green Park. Known for its opulent Louis XVI-style interiors and formal British traditions, it holds a unique Royal Warrant from King Charles III for banqueting and catering services

  • The Mandrake

    This five-star boutique hotel is known for its eclectic, surrealist design and focus on spiritual wellbeing.

  • Elegant dining room with round tables, black chairs, and a decorative wall of white illuminated flowers and branches.

    Tattu London

    A chic, upscale Chinese restaurant and bar known for its stunning interiors, especially the cherry blossom decor, and panoramic city views from its rooftop location.

  • Elegant dinner table set with plates of dessert, glasses of red wine, water, and a small decorative flower arrangement.

    Frog by Adam Handling (One Michelin Star)

    Contemporary British fine-dining focused on luxury and sustainability. It offers a theatrical experience with an open kitchen where chefs often serve dishes directly to diners.

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    Galvin La Chapelle (One Michelin Star)

    Housed in a stunning Grade II-listed former Victorian school, the venue is celebrated for its high vaulted ceilings, large arched windows, and a menu that blends classical French techniques with modern Mediterranean influences.

  • The Ritz Restaurant (Two Michelin Stars)

    It is world-renowned for its opulent Louis XVI-style dining room and classical British-French cuisine. In 2025, it was named "Restaurant of the Year" by the National Restaurant Awards.

  • A dimly lit restaurant or bar with a U-shaped wooden bar counter, blue chairs, and shelves with decorative items. There are napkins and glasses on the counter, and a blackboard with writing in the background.

    Kitchen Table (Two Michelin Stars)

    An intimate 20-seat horseshoe-shaped counter where guests watch chefs prepare a multi-course tasting menu. Focuses on meticulously sourced British ingredients (e.g., oyster, truffle, venison). Reservations are released three months in advance.

  • Interior of a stylish cafe with patterned black and white tile floor, green velvet armchairs, white marble tables, and large glass windows with black frames, decorated with hanging plants and lush greenery.

    The Ledbury (Three Michelin Stars)

    A premier fine-dining restaurant specialising in Modern European cuisine with a strong emphasis on seasonal British ingredients, many of which are sourced from the chef’s own farms. It exclusively offers tasting menus for lunch and dinner. Reservations open 90 days in advance.

  • Elegant restaurant interior with wooden floors, large windows, round tables set for dining, and plush chairs, illuminated by pendant lights and recessed ceiling lights.

    Core by Clare Smith (Three Michelin Stars)

    A restaurant celebrated for modern fine dining that emphasizes sustainable British produce and artisanal suppliers. It offers two distinct seven-course tasting menus, along with à la carte options for lunch and dinner. The venue includes a dedicated Chef’s Table for up to ten guests, offering a direct view of the kitchen. Bookings are highly sought after and typically released on a rolling 90-day basis.

  • Three small dishes with different types of sushi on a bed of green beans, on a wooden tray, and a placemat with two wine glasses in the background.

    Luna Omakase, London City

    An exclusive 12-seat Japanese dining experience that is entirely gluten-free and nut-free, offering a "Sosaku-style" Edomae omakase that blends traditional Japanese techniques with modern innovation.

  • An assortment of raw fish and seafood, including slices of tuna, salmon, and other fish, arranged on a wooden sushi tray.

    Maru, Mayfair

    An intimate, luxury Japanese restaurant specializing in Omakase-style dining and dry-aged fish. It features a custom-made counter seating only 10 guests per sitting. The experience often begins with a ritual where guests choose their own chopsticks. The venue serves a daily changing 20-course tasting menu. It is the first in the UK to focus on the technique of dry-ageing fish, which is showcased in custom fridges.

  • Person slicing raw meat on a wooden cutting board in a kitchen.

    Kanpai Classic Soho

    A premium Japanese steakhouse specializing in A5 Grade Wagyu and authentic Yakiniku (barbecue) cuisine. Each table is equipped with a high-end grill where trained staff cook premium cuts in front of guests.

  • Gauthier Soho

    The restaurant exclusively serves seasonal tasting menus that redefine luxury plant-based cuisine, located in a historic four-storey Regency townhouse in Soho. It focuses on progressive French gastronomy "sans frontières," offering a refined, intimate atmosphere where guests must ring a doorbell for entry.

  • Ixchel, Chelsea

    A modern Mexican restaurant and tequila bar located on the iconic King's Road in Chelsea, London. Named after the Mayan goddess of the moon, it offers a vibrant "Tulum-esque" atmosphere spread across two floors.

  • AMAN Spa at The Connaught Hotel, Mayfair

    A serene escape with globally-inspired treatments and facilities including a swimming pool and steam room.

  • AIRE Ancient Baths, Covent Garden

    A subterranean, candlelit spa located in a historic 18th-century townhouse near Covent Garden, once home to Peter Pan author J.M. Barrie. Inspired by Roman, Greek, and Ottoman traditions, the facility offers a sequence of thermal baths at varying temperatures in an atmosphere of strict silence and "faded grandeur”.

  • Elegant indoor swimming pool area with natural light coming through a large skylight, surrounded by lounge chairs, plants, and decorative lanterns.

    The Guerlain Spa at Raffles London, Westminster

    Highly rated for its opulence, expert therapists, and advanced treatments. Features a 20-meter pool, vitality pool, and thermal suites.

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    The Bulgari Spa at the Bulgari Hotel, Knightsbridge

    A 2,000-square-metre, two-storey luxury wellness destination in London, featuring a 25-metre colonnaded pool, vitality pool, and 11 treatment rooms, including a private Onyx Suite. It offers advanced, personalized wellness, including WORKSHOP fitness, cryotherapy, and thermal, designed with Italian, Onyx, and Oak aesthetics.

  • 67 Pall Mall, Mayfair

    A private members' club in the heart of St James's, London, founded by and for wine lovers. It is known for having one of the most extensive wine lists in London and offers dining and events in a historic, Grade II listed building.

  • A dimly lit scene of an old apothecary or potion laboratory with shelves filled with bottles, a table with scientific tools, and warm lighting from two lamps.

    Oriole, Covent Garden

    A stylish cocktail bar and restaurant located in Covent Garden, known for its creative cocktails, Latin American-inspired food, and nightly live music. It offers a sophisticated atmosphere with explorer-style decor, perfect for dates or special occasions. 

  • Backlit display of various bottles of liquor on shelves behind a bar counter, with empty wine glasses and cocktail glasses in the foreground.

    Nightjar Shoreditch

    A celebrated speakeasy-style subterranean bar in London known for its innovative, visually stunning cocktails and live jazz, blues, and swing music.

  • The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden

    A world-class performing arts venue that serves as the permanent home for the Royal Opera, the Royal Ballet, and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House.

  • English National Ballet

    It is one of the UK’s five major ballet companies. Founded in 1950 by dancers Alicia Markova and Anton Dolin, it has grown from a touring company into a world-class institution known for both classical excellence and bold contemporary works.

  • Ronnie Scotts, Soho

    Established in 1959, Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club is one of the world's most famous jazz venues and a cornerstone of London's Soho nightlife. The club offers an intimate, low-lit atmosphere where audiences sit at tables close to the stage.

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