Feel like royalty during your stay at The Arch London. The luxury boutique hotel has a special Royal Wedding Package.
To celebrate the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan taking place May 19, 2018, five-star boutique hotel The Arch London has created a lavish Royal Wedding package.
The Arch London is offering the ultimate luxury getaway so guests can celebrate the big day in style and be treated like royalty. The Royal Wedding package includes a two night stay in an extravagant two-bedroom suite with a large entertainment lounge and private courtyard or kitchenette.
During their stay, guests will be treated to a Best of British three-course dinner in the hotel’s stylish restaurant Hunter 486. The following morning guests will receive the ultimate Royal treatment whilst indulging in a luxurious Champagne breakfast. This will be followed by a quintessential Royal Afternoon Tea for a truly British experience.
The exclusive package includes a tour of Windsor Castle which is the venue for the Royal nuptials and home to The Queen, boasting over 900 years of Royal history (no tour on May 19, Wedding Day). The package also includes a £100 Fortnum & Mason shopping voucher for a truly exquisite shopping spree. The Arch London will also arrange airport transfers for guests.
The Royal Wedding package is priced at £3,900 per room for a two night stay based on two people sharing. The package is available exclusively throughout May 2018.
The Arch London is a luxurious Georgian townhouse hideaway in the heart of central London. Located in an affluent area of Marylebone, across the road from Queen Madge’s London pad, the hotel is the perfect place to make guests feel like royalty. The hotel is tucked away on a quiet residential street, a stone’s throw from Bond Street, Hyde Park, the West End and London’s top attractions, and spans seven Grade II listed Georgian townhouses and two mews homes.
Dine for Free at The Arch London
The Arch London is offering guests a complimentary two-course dinner for two people when staying on a Sunday night on a bed and breakfast basis.
Guests can enjoy a two-course dinner from the ‘Best of British’ inspired menu at the boutique hotel’s stylish restaurant Hunter 486 – which is named after the 1950s dialing code for Marylebone.
Hunter 486 has an extensive wine and Champagne list with 27 available by the glass, and has been awarded the one-star award in The World of Fine Wine World’s Best Wine Lists 2017. Adjacent to the restaurant is Le Salon de Champagne. This stylish area has a unique arty ambience with intimate secluded leather booths veiled with floor-to-ceiling silk voile drapes and oozes timeless London glamour.
In addition to a complimentary dinner, guests can also take advantage of complimentary WiFi, Nespresso coffee, tea making facilities as well as complimentary soft drinks from the minibar.
Each guestroom features luxurious amenities which are personally designed to anticipate guests every need. A handpicked selection of classic novels can be found in the suites, while all rooms have a full Sky HD TV package, DVD Player and internet radio with over 19,000 channels for international guests. The bathrooms feature modern flourishes such as heated anti-steam mirrors and flat screen TVs built into the wall above baths.
Prices start from £350 for a Deluxe Room and from £420 for a Suite. Dine for free offer is valid until April 30, 2018.
The Arch London, 50 Great Cumberland Place, Marble Arch, London W1H 7FD, reservations, call: 020 7724 4700 or www.thearchlondon.com.
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