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The Savoy, A Fairmont Hotel Is Located On The
Strand And Is One Of London's Most Famous Landmarks, Overlooking
The River Thames And Set 300 Meters From Trafalgar Square. The
Hotel Is Packed With Original Art Deco Features And Has 263
Individually Decorated Guest Rooms. All Are Decorated In
Traditional English Style, With Colorful Walls And Chintzy
Fabrics. Amenities Include Service Call Buttons, Cd Players,
Irish Linen Sheets, Slippers And Bathrobes And Bathtubs With
Floris Toiletries. Rooms Face The Inner Courtyard Or The Street
And Have Internet Connections And Separate Sitting Areas.
In The Michelin Starred Savoy Grill, Guests Can Sample
Traditional Dishes With A Modern Twist Created By Gordon Ramsay's
Protege Marcus Wareing. The Savoy Grill Was Originally Run By
Cesar Ritz, And A Refurbishment By American Designer Barbara
Barry Has Retained The Dining Room's Original Look, With Mirrored
Walls And Russet Brown Decor, The Ceiling Is Lined With Silver
And Platinum Wallpaper. Alternatively, Guests Can Enjoy A Relaxed
Dining Experience At Banquette, Marcus Wareing's Take On An
American Diner. Evocative Of The Interior Of A 1950s Corvette
Stingray, The Menu Can Include King Crab Risotto, Traditional
Sheperd's Pie And Beef Fillet Burger With Pear Chutney. The
American Bar, Where The Dry Martini Is Said To Have Been Created,
Serves Cocktails To The Strains Of Jazz Piano Music, As Does The
Laurent Perrier Bar, A Vintage Champagne Bar. Guests Can Also
Take Light Lunch, Afternoon Tea Or Dinner In The Elegant Thames
Foyer Where Pavlova Danced In Cabaret, Caruso Sang And Noel
Coward Performed. The Fitness Gallery Is Home To One Of Only Two
Roof Top Swimming Pools In London. London Heathrow Airport Is 45
Minutes Distant And 19 Miles Away.
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