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Savoy Hotel
Afternoon Tea

Savoy hotel afternoon tea

Have you planned a city vacation around London’s West End theatre district?

While you’re being tempted and thrilled by over two dozen musicals (think Andrew Lloyd Webber, Walt Disney, and famous revivals) or over two dozen plays including Shakespeare, classical drama, and farcical comedies (have they revived “No Sex Please, We’re British”?), you’ll need to recover your strength at the Savoy hotel afternoon tea.

Or you can wait for the early evening Theatre Tea conveniently timed so you can get to your seat before the curtain rises on Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap.

What?

You didn’t see The Mousetrap on this visit?

Don’t worry.

As the longest running play in the history of British theater (they set the record on April 12, 1958, and then they just kept going), they plan on taking reservations “into the hereafter.”

Famous guests

Over the last hundred years, the Savoy has hosted Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten before they became Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.

Sir Winston Churchill was a frequent guest.

Sarah Bernhardt, Dame Nellie Melba (yes, of Melba toast and Peches Melba fame), Oscar Wilde, Noel Coward, George Bernard Shaw, F. Scott Fitzgerald, H.G. Wells, and Ernest Hemingway have been guests here.

Monet and Whistler have painted using the view of London’s parks from their rooms.

George Gershwin, Margot Fonteyn, Anna Pavlova, Josephine Baker, Enrico Caruso, Coco Chanel, Al Jolson, Laurence Olivier, Vivian Leigh, Katherine Hepburn, Louis Armstrong, Marlon Brando, and Elizabeth Taylor have been guests at the Savoy.

More guests include Harrison Ford, Sophia Loren, Mel Gibson, Nicole Kidman, Jane Fonda, and Bob Dylan.

Who’s their most famous celebrity guest?

How could you choose between Marilyn Monroe and the Beatles?

The Savoy hotel afternoon tea menu and store

You may try several different teas, including decaffeinated varieties during your meal.

The tiny sandwiches include vegetarian choices.

There are miniature cakes and delicious fresh pastries served on silver cake stands.

Of course, you will have a variety of warm scones with homemade jam and clotted cream.

How fresh are the pastries?

You can watch them being make, along with the fresh chocolates, when you visit the Savoy Tea Store to purchase some of your favorite teas, accessories, or gifts.

The Savoy London has completed an elaborate restoration of the original Edwardian elegance and Art Deco interiors.

But if you aren’t traveling to London, they are part of the Fairmont chain, so you can find their hotels catering to your tea preferences throughout North America, Caribbean, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

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