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The Winter Garden at The Landmark London

The Winter Garden at The Landmark London

Dating from 1899, when it first opened as the Great Central Hotel, The Landmark London was the last of the great Victorian Railway Hotels constructed during the golden age of steam and combines a triumphant sense of scale and Victorian opulence with distinctive contemporary style. 

The Winter Garden with its wonderful domed glass ceiling is set within this great and historic railway hotel, being located facing Marylebone Station, and remains one of London's most popular and stylish afternoon tea venues!

Served in the architecturally fabulous Winter Garden Restaurant, The Landmark's famously innovative "Winter Garden Tea" comprises assorted sandwiches, tea breads, freshly baked scones, preserves and clotted cream, French pastries and freshly brewed leaf tea from a carefully selected tea menu which includes the very popular and well regarded "Tregothnan Tea" which is grown in Cornwall.

"The Landmark Tea" adds strawberries and cream and a glass of Taittinger champagne or you could choose a delicious glass of Rose Taittinger champagne! 

NEW - The Landmark Gluten-Free Afternoon Tea  -  Due to demand from customers with dietary needs, The Landmark now offers a speciality menu for their guests who are gluten intolerant.  Gluten-Free scones and delicacies such as Chocolate macaroons, Strawberry Meringues and Raspberry Creme Brulee will be served alongside a selection of sandwiches made using gluten-free bread. Please indicate that you require this afternoon tea when making your reservation.

  •     Awarded The Tea Guild's Award of Excellence 2010

Tea served every day, 3pm-6pm
Booking recommended
 

Address:
The Landmark London
222 Marylebone Road
London
NW1 6JQ

General Manager: Mr Francis Green
Phone: 020 7631 8000
Web: www.landmarklondon.co.uk
Email: reservations@thelandmark.co.uk

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