Five Star London Theatre Break with Dinner and Top Price Seats for Two
London's West End is the best place to see a musical or a quality play, but if you don't happen to live close by then getting to and from the shows can be a chore. Make the whole thing hassle-free and leave yourself time to relax and enjoy the show (and a bit of shopping). You'll get two top-price tickets to the West End show of your choice. You'll be in the best seats available on the night in either the stalls or the dress circle, giving a fantastic view of the action. You will stay in the superb five star Royal Garden Hotel situated in the heart of Kensington, overlooking beautiful gardens. Enjoy a courtesy cocktail each in the Park Terrace bar. Also included in your package is a two-course dinner in the hotel Park Terrace Restaurant, with a bottle of wine to share. All rooms are en-suite and offer a choice of twin or double bedded rooms. A full English breakfast the following morning makes a perfect conclusion to your experience.
£ 750.00
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