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Straight Up: the Mirror Bar at The Landmark London
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"Superfood cocktails" - it sounds like a contradiction in terms, like "healthy fry-up" or "nutritious candyfloss".
But given London’s obsession with early-morning Psycle classes and raw-pressed green juice, it was only a matter of time before our national pastime was also given a clean-living makeover.
And so The Landmark London’s Mirror Bar has launched a list of "healthy" cocktails, all made with non-alcoholic spirit Seedlip.
Launched in 2015, Seedlip is the brainchild of Ben Branson, who wanted a sophisticated alternative to soft drinks, to “solve the dilemma of what to drink when you’re not drinking”.
Champagne Brunch at the Landmark Hotel, London, UK - Emma ...
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Recently it was my Mummy’s birthday and as a gift, my brother and I bought her Champagne Brunch at the Landmark Hotel.
The buffet tables groaned with an assortment of salads, fresh seafood, roasted meats, traditional English breakfast foods (eggs, bacon etc), omelettes, pasta, sushi, charcuterie.
I definitely prefer the brunch foods so for my next plate I took a trip to the Omelette station.
Champagne Brunch at the Landmark Hotel appears to be a popular birthday treat!
It’s a special occasion sort of thing, not an every-week brunch spot but we had so much fun and the food was delicious.
The Landmark London, Marylebone - Hotel Designs
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From the outside, its archetypically Victorian façade immediately gives away the building’s roots as one of London’s great railway hotels – one of several constructed during the golden age of steam travel; the other tell-tale clue being its adjacency to Marylebone station.
The beating heart of the hotel is the grand atrium with its Winter Garden restaurant and elegant public spaces.
This is best illustrated by the Gazebo, where guests can take afternoon tea or grab a bite to eat, but can also double up as a space for a drinks reception for the hotel’s numerous corporate events.
The 11 meeting and event spaces – with a capacity ranging from intimate 6-person interviews right up to 750-people drinks receptions – not only incorporate the elegance of the hotel as a whole, but also provide functionality and the state-of-the-art technical facilities required.
With the hotel having gone through a series of renovations throughout its various incarnations and long but not-always illustrious history, I was fascinated to discover that the current, healthy selection of 300 rooms and suites is less than half of the building’s original 700-room offering.
Five Reasons Why The Landmark London is London's Best-Kept ...
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Welcome to The Landmark London (Credit: Landmark London) The five-star hotel has 300 rooms, including 51 suites - and these are among the largest in the capital.
Traditional meets luxury in one of the hotel's Executive Rooms (Credit: Landmark London) Following on from the restoration of the hotel's Ballroom and Grand Ballroom, the hotel is currently in the midst of renovating the bedrooms in collaboration with design studio Alex Kravetz (not that you'd know it, though, as only a few are being refurbished each month to keep disturbance at a minimum).
The Duvet Day, Movie Night Package Of course, once you've checked in and checked out your luxury room, you probably couldn't be tempted outside anyway, but the hotel has just launched a new package to enable you to stay put with no excuses.
Stay in for treats with Landmark London's new package (Credit: Landmark London) The Duvet Day, Movie Night ramps up a cozy night in with friends to new heights.
Staying in is the new going out at Landmark London (Credit: Landmark London) You can stay at The Landmark London in a Superior Room from £264 per night, including breakfast.