Tuesday, February 16, 2016

The Intercontinental Park Lane London, United Kingdom

Our first port of call in October 2015 when arriving in London was our hotel, the Intercontinental Park Lane, where we stayed for a night on a points and cash rate. This was our third stay in three years.
 
We were recognized by the greeter and at check in as returning guests. To our big surprise we were upgraded to a London Room on the 8th floor with courtyard view. We had considered booking this room type for some time now, so we were very happy to have received the upgrade and we weren’t disappointed.
 
The room was medium sized, but very detailed furnished and beautiful throughout.
 
There was dark wooden furniture and the color scheme was grey, blue, brown and gold tones, which was a nice contrast and added elegance.
 
The carpet had a beautiful plant print.
 
The large and extremely comfortable king size bed took in most of the space.
 
There was also a seating area with a coffee table and a club chair, a writing desk with a leather chair and stylish lamps.
 
Artwork depicted Apsley House and the Wellington Arch and reading material was the Where in London Magazine, which we enjoy.
 
The bathroom was small but well thought out with a sink, toilet, shower/bath combination and Agraria amenities.
 
The minibar was fully stocked and the Flat Screen TV offered regional and international channels.
 
We had ordered our lunch from the in room dining menu. It had changed since our earlier stays and was getting more health conscious and exciting. We had of course to try out the Wellness – “I’m worth it” by Neuropath Elisabeth Peyton-Jones Spa Bento Box. It included grilled chicken on Baby Gem, lemon and yogurt dressing, watermelon, mint and feta salad, salmon sashimi and couscous with moutabel. We also had drinks from the range, the Stamina and the Vitamin Shot. All was beautifully presented and tasty.
 
Later we had dinner at Theo Randall’s. A review is going to follow about it at a later stage.
 
The next morning it was hard to get out of the comfortable bed. Our next adventure was waiting, though, and we had to get ready for breakfast and our train journey to Birmingham.
 
We shared a Wellness “I’m worth it” Healthy Start breakfast with green tea, an Energy Jolt, a fruit salad, granola and bran flakes with soya milk and wholemeal toast. It was delicious.
 
Afterwards our check out was quickly dealt with and we were on our way.
 
We are looking forward to stay at the Intercontinental Park Lane again in the future.
 
 
©2016

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