Sunday, 16 November 2008

Festive nights at Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill


It may still seem a bit early to be thinking about Christmas, but if the thought of all that home catering and cooking drives you mad, then you might think about sitting back and enjoying the festive celebrations in a hotel. If you fancy going to London for Christmas or the New Year, then the Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill not only have some special fun arranged, but also provide a great setting in which to celebrate Christmas.

This five-star hotel is in a perfect location, with the peace and quiet of Portman Square on one side and the lively West End on the other, and what could be better than to be in the heart of London’s main shopping areas, tourist attractions and theatres at Christmas? And if you stay there this Christmas Eve you will receive a visit from Father Christmas!

With Christmas over you only have a week to rest and then it is time to celebrate the New Year, and what better way to do it than by seeing the New Year in at this central London venue, with a fine five course dinner, to the accompaniment of live music. Dishes will include an “Assiette of Montagu Starters”, including paté, oysters and lobster bisque, followed by wild seabass, a champagne sorbet and lamb cannon with an “Assiette of Montagu Desserts” to round of the meal to perfection. In addition, The Churchill Bar will be playing live music throughout the evening and will be open until 3:00am.

Guests staying overnight can enjoy brunch in The Montagu on New Year’s Day, whilst listening to live jazz and enjoying the views over Portman Square gardens.

If you are looking forward to the fresh start of the New Year then the hotel has a special package where you will also receive a £50.00 Selfridges Gift Card, a bottle of chilled Champagne on arrival and full English breakfast in The Montagu.

So if you feel like getting out of the house over the festive season this could just be the place to go.


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