Afternoon tea reviews
A long-term lover of afternoon tea, it has ‘accidentally’ became a tradition of mine to have afternoon tea at each new destination I visit.The idea all began during my first trip to Asia, when I visited Hong Kong and decided that I just had to have afternoon tea at The Peninsula. Chatting over the scones I started talking about how great it would be to try out different afternoon teas around the world and in that moment my ‘Global Afternoon Tea Challenge’ was born!Since then I’ve been on the look out for exciting, quirky or renowned afternoon teas wherever I travel – and I regularly make time for afternoon teas at home here in the UK.Here’s where my Global Afternoon Tea Challenge has taken me so far!Keri x
Afternoon tea at Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, Siem Reap
After some colonial luxury? Then try the afternoon tea at Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor, where you can choose from a classic, Khmer or tropical dining experience in the hotel’s beautiful conservatory.
Sketch London: Why You Need To Visit
Louise visits Sketch London for the first time, inspired by her Instagram feed and love of David Shrigley, here's what she thought of the quirky hot-spot.
Afternoon tea in Warsaw: The Column Bar, Hotel Bristol
If you’re looking for an afternoon tea venue steeped in history, then you can’t beat a visit to Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel in the heart of Warsaw.
Afternoon tea at Hotel du Vin Bristol
Afternoon tea at Hotel du Vin Bristol is sandwiches and scones with a twist: a two course experience with seasonal cocktails!
Singapore Heritage Afternoon Tea at Clifford Pier
Find out why Fullerton Bay Hotel’s Singapore Heritage Afternoon Tea continues to stay at the top spot in Keri’s Global Afternoon Tea Challenge.
Herend Afternoon Tea at the Four Seasons Gresham Palace, Budapest
A decadent afternoon tea with a Hungarian twist at the Four Seasons Gresham Palace; a beautiful art nouveau hotel in the heart of Budapest.
Afternoon tea at Pettigrew Tea Rooms, Cardiff
Early last month I headed over the Severn Bridge to spend a weekend in Cardiff for Traverse 16 – a dedicated travel blogging conference. As well finding a shed load of inspiration and learning tonnes of cool tips, I also got to meet lots of other great bloggers in person, including Melissa from Footsteps on the Globe, Emma from Paper Planes and Caramel Waffles and Lexx from Travel Lexx. An invitation to afternoon tea After a day of talks and workshops us lucky bloggers were invited to take part in a Sunday Experience courtesy of Visit Wales, and with my ongoing Global Afternoon Tea Challenge in mind, I chose to…
