Property of the Week 8/10

Where do I wish I was this Friday?? Well in honor of the Olympics, I choose London!

I studied abroad in London for 6 months. Lets just say, I wish I never had to leave. Ever since, I have been trying to go back once a year (missed out this year, so far). Every time my visit is coming to an end, I never want to pack my bags (and generally my bags are more full and heavy with all the shopping). So much has been going on this year across the pond. Between the Queen's Diamond Jubilee AND the Olympics, I am missing it more than ever. There is so much to do, shopping, sightseeing, nightlife, etc. I love the people there, they always want to have a good time, and quite frankly, that's what I'm looking for when I go places.

Now being in the travel business there are so many places I want to stay! But my favorite place I have stayed thus far in London is the Metropolitan. It is in a great location, a few feet away from the Hilton. It has wonderful service, great nightlife  and the infamous, Nobu! It's very chic, located next to Hyde Park and walking distance (in good weather) to all of London. Most importantly,walking distance to Harrods. $$$ :)

One of my favorite things about this hotel are the rooms. The rooms are very light and modern. We did not have a suite like the picture showed here (we stayed in a Metropolitan Room), but we had a terrace, which is always a big perk on my list! The room was large, clean, and very inviting.

Now knowing I can book through Frosch, I will now get a full breakfast and welcome gift each time I stay there..And so would you! And lets face it, London is expensive, anything that's free is good :).

While I would love to stay at the Metropolitan every time, I like to experience other properties as well...so what's next? Well I'm not quite sure. But I may have to squeeze in the Metropolitan for at least a couple of nights! 

If you would like to recieve the perks and amenities booking through us email me at: golf@frosch.com !


Happy Friday, everyone!

-Mar

Photos by Metropolitan, Maren Silberstein