Champagne Afternoon Tea at the Courthouse Hotel, London £35.00!!Step off of the bustling streets of London and indulge yourself and a lucky friend or partner in a splendid Champagne Afternoon Tea at the Courthouse Hotel. This Grade II listed building was once a magistrate’s court that saw the trials of many famous people, including Oscar Wilde and John Lennon, in its time,. Now it welcomes guests from all over the world into its stylish interior which has retained many of its original features including the judge’s bench and witness dock located in the restaurant. Sit back and enjoy a chilled glass of Champagne along with a tasty afternoon tea of sandwiches, pastries, cakes and warm scones. Perfect as a break between shopping or as a treat for a special occasion, this experience with its unique location is a fabulous way to spend an afternoon.

Spa Retreat and Afternoon Tea for Two £39.00!! Enjoy an afternoon of pure relaxation and indulgence with a Spa Retreat and Afternoon Tea for Two at a choice of eight locations. Whether you want to relax and unwind in a contemporary environment or enjoy the views of the countryside, there will be something for you. Whichever location you choose you will enjoy a delicious display of finger sandwiches, homemade cakes and fresh scones with jam and clotted cream. The fillings and flavours may differ per location, as will the spa facilities but you are bound to enjoy the sauna and steam room where ever you choose. Soak up the atmosphere at one of these gorgeous hotels or fine estates with this experience designed to help you relax and treat yourself to a much deserved afternoon away from it all.

Evening Thames Cruise for Two with Bubbly and Canapés £33.00! See London’s riverside at its most beautiful with this Evening Thames Cruise for Two with Bubbly and Canapes. You and a friend will be welcomed aboard a fabulous sightseeing*river cruise boat*for a two hour journey along the River Thames, passing several of the capital’s most iconic landmarks including the London Eye, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.