With world-class department stores and stylish independent boutiques, London is one of the world’s premiere shopping destinations. In the heart of glamorous Mayfair, Brown’s Hotel is perfectly positioned to explore Bond Street, Regent Street and Dover Street. From chauffeured store trips to indulgent pampering treatments, our shopping weekend in London is brimming with luxurious treats to make your experience extra special.
After checking in to your room or suite, let Brown’s Hotel’s concierge arrange exclusive access for you with leading Bond Street brands like Dolce and Gabbana, Chanel and Dior. Shop the January sales before anyone else and enjoy your personal pick of designer items. When shopping on Bond Street or Regent Street, you can use Dropit to deliver your shopping to the hotel.
Recharge in the afternoon at Brown’s Hotel’s historic English Tea Room, where Queen Victoria took Afternoon Tea. The elegant, wood-panelled space is an impeccable spot to enjoy our Festive Afternoon Tea with Roast Holly Farm turkey, Atlantic prawn cocktail and apple & bay leaf bauble. Should you want to jumpstart your new year health kick, our Healthy Tea-Tox by nutrition author, Madeline Shaw features toasted gluten-free treats, banana and chia seed honeyed yoghurt and miso-glazed salmon.
There’s no finer way to arrive at Harrods or Harvey Nichols than in our chauffeured Bentley Mulsanne. Arrange with our concierge to be escorted you to your shopping destinations of choice within a three-mile radius.
Following a successful shopping session in the sales, revive tired feet with our seasonal Mistle’toes pedicure treatment. You’ll adore the warming clove and cinnamon foot bath, accompanied by a fragrant glass of mulled wine.
To treat yourself to a London shopping weekend at Brown’s Hotel, our 180th Anniversary Package is the best way to receive full benefits.
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