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Haymarket Hotel

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Well we did try to book a table at Gordon Ramsey's on Royal Hospital Road only to find out that four weeks isn't advanced enough booking for any of his restaurants; despite getting on the cancellation list for Petrus we didn't get the call back. We consoled ourselves to an old faithful Conran restaurant, Coq d'Argent. Whilst the food was excellent the room lacked atmosphere (well, what did I expect being in the deserted financial district on a Saturday night?) even though the other three occupied tables looked to be enjoying themselves.

Then we hit Ronnie Scott's for a late session with our beloved Carleen Anderson. That place hits the spot for an intimate, almost aphrodisiac-like atmosphere with the sharp-dressed jazz brigade. But the prize goes to our Haymarket Hotel for being head and shoulders the highlight of our stay – you know all the adjectives.

Lisa, BlackSmith, April 2008

Try Lab Bar, 12 Old Compton Street, Soho – a funky setting for fabulous cocktails. Pretty informal, but a great spot to start the evening.

Sara, BlackSmith, April 2008
we stayed at The Haymarket Hotel and had a fabulous room, but we had had breakfast in the hotel and decided to venture out for dinner so we found Bently's Oyster bar within walking distance and it was stunning,Old world charm and fantastic service. we asked to sit in a table at the window so we could people-watch and this appeared to be no problem for the more than friendly staff.the food was great, the wine was wonderful and the oysters absolutely fresh and delicious.
I was initially thinking of going up to the fish restaurant but i am glad we asked for and got the table downstairs at the oyster bar, much more fun and wow would i go back again.
dr naseema, SilverSmith, June 2008
Although the hotel is suberb, walk into St James' Park and get away from the west end hussle and bussle. Eating at The Inn Park is recommended for the day time - no it's not a top restuarant but the food (either snack or restuarant) is good value for money for such a location.

Nearby Jermyn Street is one of the best parts of the west end.
chris, BlackSmith, April 2008

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