RITZ LONDON

“The aura of the first hotel after more than 100 years is the model of today's English Afternoon Tea.”

Ritz London   Not only a high-quality luxury accommodation experience, but also a unique experience where you can experience the British aristocratic life culture.

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imageAs one of the world-famous old hotels, the Ritz London Hotel combines English style with French touches. Here, it is not only a high-quality luxury accommodation experience, but also a unique experience that you can experience the British aristocratic life culture.

imageIn 1906, César Ritz came to London to created the second Ritz hotel in the world. Before this, César Ritz and his Paris Ritz is already famous even when the Ritz in London is not officially opened yet and has become the new favourite of the British upper class. After the end of the First World War, Ritz became a "party" place for celebrities and nobles. The aura of the first hotel after more than 100 years is the model of today's English afternoon tea.

The neo-classical style of Louis XVI allows every guest who has set foot to return to the golden age of 100 years ago in this national second-class protected building. The Ellerman Group spent £80 million to buy the hotel, which took eight years and cost £40 million to rejuvenate Liz. In 2002, the Ritz London Hotel received royal recognition from the Prince of Wales for its excellent banquet and catering service. The 80th birthday of Queen Elizabeth is also held here.image










Cesar Ritz  RITZ LONDON  The aura of the first hotel after more than 100 years is the model of today's English Afternoon Tea.

In Ritz London, what has never changed is the elegance of the Palm Court, the silverware on the table, the bone china tea set and the waiter in the tuxedo all reflect this century-old hotel style and the famous Ritz afternoon tea, which is magnificent. Enjoy the lobby, elegant music, delicious refreshments, exquisite tea sets and impeccable service. English afternoon tea, tea is always the protagonist, there are more than ten kinds of tea to choose from, recommended: Ritz Royal English Tea, this tea is made of Kenya, Assam and Ceylon black tea, the taste is relatively thick, add milk Make it soft and gentle, imageand balance the taste. Followed by refreshments, refreshments are very traditional, including finger sandwiches, classic British scones and dessert cakes, placed separately in three layers of trays. The cutlery that matches the refreshments is provided by Heritage Silverware for Ritz, both of which are at least a hundred years old.

Whether it is a hundred years ago or now, the name "Ritz" always has the ritual sensation that the British cherish, representing the glory of British luxury hotels.

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