The Ampersand Hotel London

The Ampersand Hotel’s unique concept is inspired by the capital’s world-famous museum district and the iconic ampersand symbol, which illustrates the hotel’s role in connecting its guests to the best of South Kensington.

From the interior design to the collections and curiosities, The Ampersand Hotel unites guests with the local surrounding area through the five themes of botany, music, geometry, ornithology and astronomy.

The hotel, which opened in its modern incarnation in summer 2012, was originally built as a boutique hotel, called The Norfolk Hotel, with only 80 rooms, each of which had different fittings and furniture. The hotel was comfortable and luxurious and was set apart by its character and distinction.

At The Ampersand Hotel, we take our responsibilities to the planet seriously. We are running on 100 per cent renewable electricity, sourced from wind, solar and biomass generators.

SUITES
Our fourth and fifth floor suites — the largest rooms at The Ampersand — have interiors inspired by geometry and views of the London skyline. Each of these comfortable luxury suites reflect The Ampersand’s British sense of whimsy, with quirky geometry wallpapers and colourful plump velvet cushions.

You have ‘Mary Poppins’ views across London’s skyline from the floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony among the eaves. There’s also a kitchenette with a microwave oven. Space is plenty: There’s a bedroom with a king-size bed, a separate sitting room, a freestanding bath and walk-in shower, or a bath/shower combination.

All bathrooms in our Kensington Suites have built-in TVs above the bath. Two of our Suites can also be interconnected to Deluxe Rooms, which works well for those travelling with families.

DELUXE STUDIO
Our Deluxe Studios, complete with comfy sofas and writing desks, are brimming with botanical references, from the colourful cushions to the elegant floral wallpaper. The Deluxe Studios are designed with longer-stay guests in mind: comfortable king-size beds to sink into, a spacious sitting area to entertain friends, a writing desk to spread out work documents.

The centrepiece of the room is the enormous royal blue velvet headboard, backed by floral wallpaper and highlighted by colourful scatter cushions. Quirky lamps, orchids and colourful artwork completes the design.

En suite bathrooms feature delicately scented L’Occitane toiletries, while a number of Deluxe Studios have TVs above the bathtub — those that don’t have grander, freestanding baths in the main bedroom.

DELUXE ROOM
Our light-filled Deluxe Rooms feature ornithologically-inspired interiors, with deep purple headboards and comfy double or king-size beds. In our striking Deluxe Rooms, it’s the little details that stand out: the feather wallpapers, the delicately plumped pillows, the ornithologically-inspired reading book.

These rooms are designed for maximum comfort — a chaise longue lines the end of the bed, while an opulent armchair stands in the corner. Pillowy beds are supported by oversized velvet headboards, ensuring nights spent in the room restore you for days spent exploring.

All of our modern bathrooms are kitted out with the finest toiletries. Some feature walk-in showers, while others have a bath and shower combination. If you have a preference, please let us know.

SUPERIOR ROOM
Our Superior Double Rooms, inspired by the wonders of music, are generously proportioned for a comfortable stay in South Kensington. Our Superior Double Rooms are a great choice for a weekend stay in London.

They are at once spacious and intimate, providing maximum comfort for evenings spent lounging in the room, as well as a desk to work from for those here on business.

The luxury finishes — music-inspired wallpaper, cappuccino-coloured velvet headboards, cushion-like duvets — mean time spent in the room is always relaxing, especially with the complimentary mini-bar. The modern ensuite bathroom features either a spacious walk-in shower or a bath and shower combination, with toiletries by L’Occitane.

APERO
Apero, tucked beneath the Victorian cellar arches of The Ampersand Hotel, brings a shot of fresh Mediterranean style to the heart of South Kensington. An intimate and laidback restaurant where you can catch up over a shared plate of something deliciously simple and modern. The space is softly lit, with cool white metro tiles and exposed brick walls.

Menus inspired by the Mediterranean’s best ingredients and the region’s most enduring flavours are popular with both locals and hotel guests, who gather here from breakfast to late evening.

The buzzy bar, tended by staff with a real passion for what they serve, is an understated but elegant place to get into the ‘aperitivo’ spirit with a signature cocktail or glass of wine before dinner.

JURASSIC AFTERNOON TEA
Join us on a journey back in time when the dinosaurs roamed the earth over 200 Million years ago and where gastronomy and history collide in a one of a kind dining experience.

Inspired by our award winning Science afternoon tea, join us for our Jurassic themed tea, taking its cue form a time when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Expect a mix of exciting and curious dishes including a Volcanic eruption, a Jurassic mountain and a Dinosaur egg basket.

Choose from our Jurassic, Kids, Vegetarian, or Gluten free menus, with or without a glass of Charles Heidsieck Brut NV or Rosé Champagne, a glass of Wild Idol alcohol free sparkling rosé, or our Jurassic Tea Pot Tails with or without alcohol.

Spoil your little ones to the children’s version of our Jurassic Afternoon Tea. Our inventive menu features dinosaur biscuits and a dinosaur cheese claw. Our Kids’ Jurassic is designed to suit all the fussy eaters out there, while still pushing the boundaries of culinary ingenuity.

Food is served on a dinosaur-shaped stand, with dry ice shooting out of the top. Your children will leave feeling as full as a T-rex after a dinner of Triceratops. Our Kids’ Jurassic Afternoon Tea can be booked as part of a Kids’ Dinosaur Birthday Party, which includes room hire, food and drink. Please contact us for more information on inclusions and bookings.

This grown-up twist on The Ampersand Hotel’s Jurassic Afternoon Tea includes playful treats and fruity cocktails for an exciting dino experience. Enjoy a cocktail flight including Dino Sour, T-rex Mex and Raptor Brew served alongside our Jurassic afternoon tea.

Expect a delicious selection of sandwiches, scones and Jurassic inspired pastries including Elderflower and mixed berry jelly, Raspberry & lemon volcano eruption, dark chocolate & caramel dinosaur egg nest and Chocolate dinosaur.

But just because it’s for grown-ups doesn’t mean it’s lost all the fun: you can dust for mini dinosaur biscuit ‘fossils’ hidden beneath chocolate soil.

THE DRAWING ROOMS
Part English drawing room, part ‘salon de thé’, this is the place to enjoy pretty pastries, exceptional teas and freshly pressed coffees in South Kensington.

It is here that we serve our one-of-a-kind Science Afternoon Tea, completely unique to The Ampersand. Having won Best Themed Afternoon Tea at the Afternoon Tea Awards 2018, it is gaining huge popularity in London now. You can expect a mix of exciting and curious dishes, from jellies served in petri dishes, to chocolate spacemen and dinosaur biscuits.

Our Drawing Rooms are popular with our Kensington neighbours, as well as those who want a meeting in a quiet corner of our discrete London address. The feeling is both intimate and buzzing, with sunshine pouring in through the large Victorian windows.

SCIENCE AFTERNOON TEA 
Join us on a journey of discovery, where physics, chemistry and gastronomy meet in a curious alchemy to create an out-of-this-world dining experience. Our inspiration came from our South Kensington neighbour, the Science Museum.

Here, they experiment with sounds and visuals, making each experience interactive. We wanted to do the same with our food. Expect a mix of exciting and curious dishes, from jams served in petri dishes, to chocolate spacemen and dinosaur biscuits.

This one-of-a-kind experience, unique to The Ampersand, won Best Themed Afternoon Tea at the Afternoon Tea Awards 2018. Each treat is expertly prepared by our chefs in unique and unusual ways. Your food is served with tea, coffee and — if you like — Champagne.

Spoil your little ones to the kid-friendly version of our Science Afternoon Tea. Our inventive menu features dinosaur biscuits and a rocket cheese straw. Our Kids’ Sci-Fi Tea is designed to suit all the fussy eaters out there, while still pushing the boundaries of culinary ingenuity.

You can sample jellies served in petri dishes, bite the heads off chocolate spacemen and crunch through not-so-ancient edible fossils. Food is served on a rocket-shaped stand, with dry ice shooting out the bottom. Your children will leave feeling one step closer to the stars, and as full as a T-rex after a dinner of Triceratops.

Our Kids’ Sci-Fi Tea can be booked as part of a Kids’ Science Birthday Party, which includes room hire, food and drink, and hands-on interactive science entertainment.

This grown-up twist on The Ampersand Hotel’s famous Science Afternoon Tea includes playful treats and fruity cocktails for an exciting dining experience. Our menu is inspired by the neighbouring Natural History and Science Museums.

Enjoy a cocktail flight including Darwin’s Draught, a refreshing mix of Lalani & Co Earl Grey infused Chase vodka with cucumber, apple and ginger; and Marie Cure-All, a mix of Lalani & Co Premium Genmaicha infused rum with Aperol, Antica Formula & Amer Picon.

These will be served alongside perennial afternoon tea favourites. Expect a delicious selection of seasonal sandwiches including chicken with tarragon; brioche with roast beef; truffle and mushroom tart; and cheddar and thyme scones with truffle butter.

But just because it’s for grown-ups doesn’t mean it’s lost all the fun: you can dust for mini dinosaur biscuit ‘fossils’ hidden beneath chocolate soil, sample orange and lemon half-moon cakes alongside milk chocolate spacemen, and also try our expertly-crafted patisserie including caramel passion fruit planet mousse.

THE LIBRARY
The intimate library is perfect for a low-key meeting, press day, private meal or small cocktail reception, with a capacity for 17 seated and up to 35 standing. The Library is home to The Ampersand’s specially-curated collection of books, lining the walls to create a distinctive design that inspires conversation and creative thought.

This light-filled space is a unique choice for intimate lunches or friendly business meetings, with plump armchairs, eye-catching artwork and a bold colour scheme. The furniture can be arranged to suit your needs, whether a long central table for dinner, a T-shape design for meetings or a layout more conducive to lively discussion.

THE GAMES ROOM
This colourful room, lined with bookshelves full of quirks and curiosities, is the largest of our meeting spaces, ideal for birthday celebrations, cocktail receptions or large meetings for up to 32 seated or 50 standing.

The Games Room is a continuation of The Ampersand’s playful, quirky style. Kingfisher blue bookshelves are full of curiosities, games and books to wile away afternoons. The creative design lends itself to brainstorming meetings and free-thinking sessions, while the large size makes it a great choice for children’s birthday parties.

We can also bring in our full-size ping pong table for special events or to let off some steam after meetings. As with every Ampersand experience, the layout of the room can be personalised to suit your event.

THE WINE ROOM
This elegant space, with an imposing oak banqueting table, is ideal for private sit-down dinners or intimate boardroom-style meetings for up to 10 people. The Wine Room is a decedent, regal space with a polished basalt floor.

Set into the walls behind glass cabinets are almost 100 bottles of wine from around the world for you to choose from. Colourful wine glasses decorate the shelves, with quirky statement lighting hanging in the centre of the room.

Dominating this space is our beautiful oak banquet table and 10 comfortable leather-back chairs, creating a sophisticated environment for private dinners, meetings or wine tastings late into the night.

CHILDREN’S PARTIES 
At The Ampersand, we cater for children in everything we do, from our child-focused choices on the dining menu to providing the best entertainers and birthday cakes for parties. We have a number of different ways children can celebrate their birthday or special event at The Ampersand, from party entertainers and games to buffets and child-tailored afternoon teas.

Our Games Room and Library can be reserved for private functions, offering the perfect space for games and private feasts. For the adults, there’s also the Wine Room, where we can supply Champagne and canapés when you need a moment of calm.

We are also happy to help you arrange children’s furniture, balloons and decorations, as well as bake cakes and cupcakes to enjoy after the fun.

CREATIVE & TRAINING SESSIONS
We provide the inspiration, you create the ideas — this is the goal of our meeting rooms at The Ampersand: to inspire free thought and encourage new ways of thinking. The Ampersand is known around London for its playful design, making it a great choice for creative meetings and informal training sessions, tailored to the needs of your business.

Our meeting rooms were designed with creativity in mind — kingfisher blue bookshelves, emerald green armchairs, walls lined with books and bold statement lighting: each element carefully added to lift the mood during long meetings.

We can provide catering, AV equipment and breakout spaces, as well as a range of fun events for after the work is finished, from cocktail and pasta making classes to wine tasting. See our Day Delegate Rates for more information on pricing and inclusions.

WEDDINGS IN LONDON
The Ampersand is a proud holder of a Wedding License, which means we are able to host your ceremony and reception in our intimate private spaces. These include our Library, Games Room and Wine Room, each offering an original and beautiful venue for your wedding or party, which can be decorated in flowers, candles, and personalised touches.

Every Ampersand event is paired with exquisite food and exceptional service, ensuring your day is spent relaxed as we take care of the little details, whether that’s arranging cakes, sit-down meals, decorations or canapés.

All food is prepared in our Apero kitchen, where our talented Head Chef can tailor a menu to your specifications, with food tastings available before the big day.

FITNESS
Our boutique London hotel with a gym features the latest equipment from Technogym including a bike, treadmill and crosstrainer with integrated digital screen, internet access and iPod dock, as well as free weights.

The lower-ground floor space is open to guests 24 hours. As a luxury hotel near Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, we can also help you harness the great outdoors with running maps and access to activities such as horse-riding and roller-blading.

When it’s not in use for private events, guests are also welcome to use the table tennis table in The Games Room. Private trainers can also be arranged by request.

DISCOVER LONDON
The Ampersand, at the heart of South Kensington, is well-placed for exploring the best of London by foot, from Hyde Park to Chelsea, Knightsbridge to Mayfair, as well the Natural History Museum and V&A gallery.

CHELSEA
Chelsea became famous in the ‘swinging sixties’ when locals included the Rolling Stones and the Beatles, and shops like Biba and Granny Takes a Trip were popular with dedicated followers of fashion.

Modern-day Chelsea is smarter and less bohemian, but still offers some of London’s best nightlife and shopping; you’ll find a number of high-end fashion labels around the King’s Road and Sloane Square.

The area is also home to Chelsea Football Club located at Samford Bridge stadium. The club has some of the wealthiest fans, and most expensive players, in the country. Chelsea also has its own reality TV show, Made in Chelsea, which follows the lives of the area’s affluent young people.

Chelsea is located just south of The Ampersand Hotel, with its borders stretching to the River Thames and along the Chelsea Embankment. It is easily reached on foot from The Ampersand Hotel. Ask our Concierge for maps and directions.

HYDE PARK
Hyde Park — London’s most famous royal park — occupies 350 green acres at the heart of the capital. This much-loved open space is also home to a number of important city landmarks, including the Serpentine Lake and contemporary art gallery, Speakers’ Corner and the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain.

The park hosts big annual events including the Tea in the Park festival and Royal Gun Salutes, as well as open-air music concerts throughout the summer. Other activities in Hyde Park include lake swimming, boating, cycling, tennis and horse-riding.

There are also a number of cafes and restaurants. Just ask our Concierge for advice and information on booking. You can reach Hyde Park on foot, it’s just a short five-minute walk northwards from The Ampersand Hotel.

KNIGHTSBRIDGE
Knightsbridge is famous for its upmarket shopping, notably Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores. Christmas in Knightsbridge is especially exciting, when both stores put on impressive window displays and festive lighting.

Knightsbridge is also home to the flagship stores for high-end fashion and designer labels like Jimmy Choo and Manolo Blahnik, as well as many international antiques dealers and private banks.

You don’t have to be super-rich to enjoy Knightsbridge. London’s museum district is also located here, offering some of the world’s greatest cultural experiences, many of them with free admission. Knightsbridge is easily reached on foot from The Ampersand Hotel. Ask our Concierge for directions and information on shopping and exhibitions.

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM 
Unearth the great mysteries of life and the universe at this world-leading cathedral to natural history. With over 70 million items in its vast Gothic vaults, all life – and afterlife – is here. Particularly famous for its dinosaur skeletons. Cromwell Road.

This world-class collection is one of London’s best-loved museums, appealing to children and adults alike. Exhibits like Dippy the Diplodocus are complemented by an immense trove of rare finds and breathtaking displays, in-depth knowledge and hands-on technology, guaranteeing a unique visit every time.

VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM
The world’s greatest museum of art and design is just a five-minute walk from The Ampersand Hotel. From pearl-encrusted ballgowns and art nouveau glass to Japanese prints and Islamic metalwork, there is a niche to intrigue everyone. The shop is a destination unto itself.

This lavish collection of art and design is home to some of the world’s finest examples of fashion, photography, ceramics, furniture, textiles, jewellery, metalwork and more. The museum is also a leading resource for research, talks and courses.

SCIENCE MUSEUM
Interactive gizmos, awesome space rockets and a 3D Imax cinema make the Science Museum a failsafe visit for kids. There’s plenty for adults too, this perfectly curated museum making light work of big bangs, climate changes and astrophysics, among other things. Exhibition Road.

The Science Museum is one of the coolest museums in the capital. Interactive exhibitions take a sideways look at contemporary and historical issues in science, with core collections that let you marvel at everything from space rockets and early computers to steam trains and gruesome medical artefacts.

There’s also an IMAX cinema, a Red Arrows and jet plane simulator, and a range of rotating exhibitions, open daily.

ROYAL ALBERT HALL
The Ampersand is well placed for a visit to the Albert Hall. The iconic circular hall, built to fulfill the vision of Prince Albert in 1871, showcases an ever-changing programme of events and exhibitions, many of them music-led. The Summer proms – an eight-week series of classical music concerts – are particularly popular.

Internationally-acclaimed orchestras and artists from the worlds of classical music, jazz and other genres draw enthusiastic crowds to this unique auditorium. Secret History tours are also a great way to discover more about London’s past. The Royal Albert Hall is a five-minute walk from The Ampersand Hotel.

SHOPPING IN LONDON
The neighbourhood of South Kensington, bordering on Knightsbridge and Chelsea, is popular for both well-known luxury brands and intimate boutiques. The Ampersand Hotel staff can point you towards what’s hot, what’s not and the inimitable London addresses Kensington locals try to keep to themselves.

HARRODS
No visit to London is complete without a jaunt around this world-famous palace of a department store. With over 300 departments and 32 restaurants, there is something for everyone here, from furs to picnic hampers. The Food Hall and Christmas departments are musts.

At 87-135 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge. Four-and-a-half acres of retail indulgence, set over seven floors, make Harrods the definitive London luxury shopping experience.

Decadent food and cosmetics halls, the popular Urban Retreat beauty salon, ten restaurants and a host of in-store services, make visiting Harrods a memorable occasion for everyone. Open 10am to 8pm Monday to Saturday & 11.30am to 6pm Sunday.

HARVEY NICHOLS 
Like a younger, cooler kid sister to nearby Harrods, Harvey Nichols is eight fabulous floors dripping with exclusive fashion, beauty and lifestyle. A one-stop-shop for international luxury, you can come here to shop or recharge at the Fifth Floor Café. At 109-125 Knightsbridge.

Known affectionately to Londoners as Harvey Nicks, this is where the serious fashionista stocks up on contemporary and international collections, designer shoes and the world’s leading beauty brands.

In-store Style Concierges, two spas and a Hersheson’s blow-dry bar polish the experience. Open 11am to 7pm Monday to Wednesday, 11am – 8pm Thursday – Saturday & 11.30am to 6pm Sunday.

SKANDIUM
Scandi-fever shows no sign of abating in the UK and here’s where you’ll find your fix of the best in Danish, Swedish and Finnish design, from Marimekko fabrics and iconic Artek chairs to essential Poulsen lamps and cute Moomins breakfast bowls. At 35 Thurloe Place Kensington.

WHOLEFOODS MARKET 
Wholefoods is the place to find organic food in Kensington. The largest of the hit American brand’s UK stores, the range includes great regional cheeses, handmade chocolates, organic meats and all things wholesome. There’s also a good cafe upstairs. At 63-97 Kensington High Street, The Barkers Building.

THE CONRAN SHOP
There is no better temple to great international design. Set in the deco-fabulous Michelin House building, here’s where to find Eames chairs, Original BTC lighting, Philippe Starck knick-knackery and other contemporary classics for your home and garden. At 81 Fulham Road.

THE LIBRARY
Gentlemen of a sartorial bent will love this luxury outfitters, its pared-back, industrial-style interior offsetting a carefully curated selection of contemporary menswear. Labels to look out for include Dries Van Noten, Julius, and Carol Christian Poell. At 268 Brompton Road.

CARAMEL BABY & CHILD
Parents who like their kids logo-free will love the Caramel style. Relaxed and understated in a muted palate, the range reflects a very British kind of cool, from tweed princess coats and dusky pink cashmere cardies, to soft leather booties and loose cotton grandad shirts. At 291 Brompton Road.

STELLA McCARTNEY
This is the second London store for the queen of British fashion. Alongside luxury ready-to-wear, kids, accessories, jewellery and fragrances, you’ll find the adidas by Stella McCartney range. At Brompton Cross, 91-97 Fulham Road.

V & A SHOP
Gone are the days when the museum shop sold a novelty pencil sharpener. Inspired by its world-class collection, the V&A leads the way in stocking some of the coolest gifts in town, from kitsch egg-cups to fabrics featuring designs from the archives. Cromwell Road.

THE MONOGRAMMED LINEN SHOP
The leading luxury linen shop in London, this Chelsea stalwart is known for its fine lace and embroidery, Egyptian cotton, linens and silks, cashmere and luxury nightwear. Choose from the in-house range or create your own bespoke monogrammed linen. At 168-170 Walton Street.

LONDON EVENTS
In London, there’s always something happening and it’s normally close to our front door. Our concierge team will help with all bookings, whether Wimbledon or the Chelsea Flower Show, Royal Ascot or the BBC Proms.

LONDON BBC PROMS
Each year the BBC Proms host two months of concerts, aiming to bring the finest classical music to the city of London. Shows include contemporary world premiere, family concerts and classical favourites, as well as performances from leading musicians, singers, orchestra and soloists from across the world.

The eight weeks of concerts culminate in the famous Last Night of The Proms, performed at the Royal Albert Hall – less than a mile from our front door.

LONDON FASHION WEEK 
London Fashion Week is one of the world’s hottest fashion shows, taking place each year in February and September. Over 250 designers works are presented to a global audience of influential media and retailers, with designers and models flying in from around the world.

You can watch catwalks featuring never-befroe-seen designs, listen to talks by inudstry icons, and have access to the first sales of the season. This is an unmissabele event for anyone with an interest in fashion.

LONDON BOOK FAIR 
The London Book Fair brings three days of knowledge, creativity and innovation to West London. It sees more than 25,000 publishing professionals arrive in London to learn, network and kick off their year of business.

For anyone interested in books or reading, it is a must visit event, and a chance to meet authors, listen to readings and attend free seminars covering a range of topics, including how to start writing your own book. The show is at the heart of London Book and Screen Week, which aims to uncover and unite readers, writers, gamers and film fans alike.

CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW
The Chelsea Flower Show is one of the world’s greatest flower and landscape garden shows. This five day celebration of gardening, organised by the Royal Horticultural Society – the world’s leading gardening charity – has been running in Chelsea since 1912, though RHS garden show dates back to 1862.

Expect designs of all kinds, from colourful gardens bursting with flower and water feature, to abstract, urban features at the cutting edge of avant garde. Each year at 4pm on the last day of the show, the plant sell – off begins.

TROOPING THE COLOUR
This colourful parade marks the Queen’s official birthday. Hundreds of officers, horses and musicians in ceremonial uniform lead a procession through the streets of London.

The Queen is escorted in a carriage from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade – a parade ground near Whitehall – where she carries out an inspection of her troops, before leading her guards back to Buckingham Palace.

There, she takes the salute, and guns are fired in Green Park and at the Tower of London. Finally, she joins other members of the Royal Family on the palace balcony to watch the Royal Air Force flypast at 1.00pm.

OPEN GARDEN SQUARE WEEKEND
For one weekend a year, more than 200 London gardens are opened up to the public, from gardens belonging to historic buildings and museums, to private gardens and community allotments.

This year, participating green spaces include the garden of 10 Downing Street – home of the British prime minister, the rooftop garden of the London bank, and a secret garden next to Shakespeare’s Globe.

ROYAL ASCOT
This world famous horse race meeting is considered one of the most fashionable events in London’s sporting calender. Each year, Royal Ascot is attended by the members of the Royal Family, including the Queen herself.

There is usually a daily horse – drawn processon from Windsor Castle to Ascot Racecourse, led by the royal carriage. The race was founded by Queen Anne 1711, and is steeped in tradition, heritage and pageantry.

WIMBLEDON
Wimbledon is one of the UK’s proudest sporting events. Here, the world’s top players compete in what is the longest-running tennis tournament in history, and one of four annual Grand Slam tennis events held around the globe.

You can experience two weeks of first-class tennis, and plenty of strawberries and cream. The tournament attracts around 500,00 spectators each year, and millions of television viewers worldwide.

Rooms: 80

Price: from 199 EUR per night

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