Located in the well-to-do Mayfair District, Bond Street has been
frequented by the elite since the 1850s. New and Old Bond Streets run
between Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Street and make up what is easily the
most exclusive shopping area in Britain. World-renowned designer labels mix
neatly with art dealers and jewelry shops. Here you'll find the likes of
Armani, Hermes, Versace, Gucci, Chanel, Asprey, Cartier and famous auction
houses Sotheby's and Phillips. As an added bonus, all of it is set against
the backdrop of elegant houses-turned-shops that once were home to a host of
distinguished politicians, artists and writers.
Bond Street is a haven of chic boutiques and boasts
flagship stores for Burberrys, Hermes and every girl’s favorite: Tiffany’s.
Here it’s a case of ambling amongst the Dior clad ladies who lunch and
having a friendly bank manager or plastic that can take the pressure!
Tiffany's Bond Street record 02/12/2007
Tiffany, the luxury jeweller, has set a new record for rents in Britain with the sale and leaseback of its Bond Street shop in the heart of London's Mayfair.
Despite a downturn in capital values in the wider commercial property market, the annual ...
Eurostar now operates from London's St Pancras International 20/11/2007
Last week, Eurostar, the high-speed train service between the UK and the Continent, said goodbye to Waterloo International after exactly 13 years of operations. Eurostar has moved to its new London home at the beautifully restored St Pancras ...
The Wonder Room Welcomes Arab And International Luxury Shoppers in London 25/09/2007
An ultimate high end shopping destination offers wondrous items in a magnificent setting
Selfridges, London?s landmark department store treasured by so many Arab shoppers, has just added another attraction to its Oxford Street store. Officially ...
Multrees Walk big names arrive fashionably late 24/09/2007
It was supposed to be Edinburgh's answer to London's Bond Street or Milan's Via Monte Napoleone, Via della Spiga and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele where Glasgow's footballers and their wives go shopping.
Now, five years after opening with a whimper, ...
Four Seasons Hotel London
The hotel is located in Mayfair, just off Piccadilly and overlooking Hyde Park.
Hyde Park underground station and a number of buses are two minutes walk. The
large rooms are all comfortably furnished in a traditional style and to a very
high standard. Both the marble bathrooms and the bedrooms are in excellent
condition. The two restaurants are on the first floor, accessible by lift or by
the grand staircase situated between the lobby and the lounge. There is also a
traditional bar on the first floor and a lounge serving traditional afternoon
tea on the ground floor. Comfortable, high quality, modern hotel, situated in
the heart of London. Click here for more information and Booking Details
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Luxury shopping for the ridiculously rich
Quintessentially has 18 offices worldwide and was founded in 2000 by Aaron
Simpson and Ben Elliot, the well-connected nephew of Camilla, Duchess of
Cornwall.
It is essentially a club for the insanely wealthy, as the top level of
membership costs £24,000 a year and is "by invitation only". This buys
personal attention round the clock in any time zone.
They have taken a vow of silence with regards to their celebrity clients,
however they are known to have fixed things for Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow, P.
Diddy, Jemima Khan and a galaxy of other stars.
For 24 grand a year, nothing is impossible. They have persuaded a
Premiership footballer to kick a ball around with a businessman's son, they
have delivered 12 albino peacocks to grace an A-list party at three hours'
notice, and they have relocated a certain pop diva and her entire entourage
from one hotel to another in the dead of night.
The cheapest membership is £750 a year and even this gets your whims catered
for, 24/7, 365 days a year.
The ground floor at Quintessentially HQ contains a large open-plan office
with banks of desks crammed with workers gazing at computer screens or
chatting into their headsets. A screen at one end is monitoring the level of
calls.
This is essentially a posh call centre, but instead of being located in
downtown Delhi, or on the ring-road outside Warrington, it is situated in
the pumping heart of Soho. The staff are young, savvy and very stylishly
dressed.
There is a restaurant team who can get members a table at usually
impossible-to-book celebrity haunts such as The Ivy. The nightclub
department can arrange VIP treatment at the hottest clubs in town. The
travel desk looks after flights and exclusive holiday destinations.
Dirty Dancing Theatre Show with Optional Dinner Get set to have the time of your life and hear the immortal words "Nobody puts baby in the corner" when you combine a pre theatre meal at Christopher's American Bar and Grill in nearby Covent Garden with a top price ticket to Dirty Dancing The Musical.
Billy Elliott Theatre Show with Optional Dinner Billy Elliott - He'll lift your spirits, make you cry and send you home high with hope! The original multi-award winning creative team from the film are joined by music legend, Elton John to create the most anticipated musical of the decade. Combine a top price ticket with a pre-theatre dinner at the Chez Gerard Victoria.
Located in the well-to-do Mayfair District, Bond Street has been
frequented by the elite since the 1850s. New and Old Bond Streets run
between Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Street and make up what is easily the
most exclusive shopping area in Britain. World-renowned designer labels mix
neatly with art dealers and jewelry shops. Here you'll find the likes of
Armani, Hermes, Versace, Gucci, Chanel, Asprey, Cartier and famous auction
houses Sotheby's and Phillips. As an added bonus, all of it is set against
the backdrop of elegant houses-turned-shops that once were home to a host of
distinguished politicians, artists and writers.
