Bloomsbury was developed into a fashionable residential area of London in the 17th and 18th Centuries by the Russell Family. It has strong literary links and a wide range of cultural and educational institutions. The British Medical Association and Great Ormond Street Hospital are two medical institutions serving the area and the most notable tourist attraction is the British Museum where you can also take afternoon tea in the Court Restaurant.
A fabulous afternoon tea within easy walking distance of London's theatre district.
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In London's leafy Bloomsbury you will find the delightful Montague on the Gardens.
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Close to the British Museum and the hotel overlooks the beautiful Dickensian Woburn Walk.
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Afternoon tea at the Great Court Restaurant inside the British Museum.
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Experience afternoon tea in the light and airy Woburn Place Restaurant.
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The 5 star St Pancras Renaissance Hotel is a wonderful place to take afternoon tea.
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The Academy is one of London's most charming hotels.
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The Coral Room at the Bloomsbury Hotel is a welcome addition to the London afternoon tea scene.
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Dalloway Terrace’s Spring installation is a joy to behold!
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