But beware: While many hotels offer afternoon tea, not all are created equal, says Jason Cochran, editor-in-chief of Frommers.com and author of Frommer's EasyGuide to London guidebooks.

Opened in 1837, 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 fireplaces and classic British charm.

It might be sitting in a prime spot in London’s popular Covent Garden ... former guise as BBC Kensington House, and the hotel’s afternoon tea is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to its rock and ...

Romance can mean different things to different people, but we can all agree that there’s nothing better than a romantic hotel experience ... is known for its afternoon tea experiences, but ...

Live Art Afternoon Tea at The Kensington, from £58 per person. 14-15 February (Valentine's Day), 29-30 March (Mother's Day), ...

Tea is served in the hotel’s glass-ceilinged Orangery, which is wallpapered in oversized patterns of her own design. And that Wedgwood china it’s served on? She designed that, too. What was ...

Hotel Cafe Royal has decked the halls for guests to enjoy a cuppa in a holiday wonderland. There are two things London especially does well: the art of afternoon tea and decking out in holiday spirit.

guest can take their afternoon tea in the hotel’s storied library. I spoke to Govert Deketh, General Manager, London Marriott County Hall, to get more insight into how the hotel prepared for the ...