Royal Reception from Conrad and Waldorf Astoria Hotels

Travelers who have ever wondered what it means to live like a king will soon have a chance to experience it first hand thanks to the Conrad London St James, Conrad New York and Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem hotels, which are also preparing for the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Conrad London St. James

The hotel invites its guests to receive an “offer from the prince” - a special event inspired by the engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The couple will be offered a deluxe room, a horse-drawn carriage ride through the Royal Gardens and the famous 5-hour tea party on the theme of the upcoming wedding. In addition, members of the Hilton Honors loyalty program will have the opportunity to return points spent on the “Offer from the Prince” through the Hilton Honors Auction platform.

Hotel Conrad London St. James is one of 32 chain hotels worldwide. It is ideally located in Westminster, in close proximity to St. James's Park, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. The hotel has 256 rooms with an elegant design, among which the hotel’s business card is a deluxe room with one bedroom and a personal elevator.

The offer is valid until August 31, 2018, prices on request.

Conrad new york

The Conrad New York Hotel also encourages couples to take advantage of the “Prince's Offer,” which includes two nights at the Conrad Suite, a one-hour helicopter tour of New York and a personal meeting with London Jewelers, a jewelry company that inspired the Meghan Markle engagement ring. .

Conrad New York is a modern hotel in lower Manhattan, close to the city’s main attractions. The 16 floors of the hotel are just Suite rooms and the Loopy Doopy bar on the roof of the building, which offers superb views of the Statue of Liberty and New York Bay.

The offer is valid until June 1, 2018, prices on request.

Waldorf astoria jerusalem

The Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem Hotel has launched the Afternoon Tea, an embodiment of British tradition under the leadership of Chef Claude Ben-Simon.

“British afternoon snacks are sandwiches with gherkins and cheese, smoked salmon and a classic salad with eggs, as well as bread, sweet pastries and cakes served in porcelain dishes with an butter knife, dessert forks and teaspoons of silver. This custom began in back in 1840, Countess Anna Bedford was hungry before dinner, scheduled for late hours. According to the chef, under Queen Victoria, afternoon tea turned into an obligatory element of the daily schedule at court and acquired great cultural significance. Pastries served with tea "These are sweet bagels that appeared in Scotland in the 16th century. At that time they were baked from oats, and the more modern version, from wheat flour, gained incredible popularity and became an integral part of tea drinking. In accordance with the best British traditions, pastries are served with jam and butter. or heavy cream.

In addition to the aforementioned dishes, guests can taste a dozen types of Ronnefeldt tea, including Darjeeling, Assam Bari, Peach, Bora Bora and many others. Tea is held every day from Sunday to Thursday from 15:30 to 18:30.

Traditional afternoon snack: 255 shekels ($ 75) for two, 25% discount for children under 12 years.

A traditional afternoon snack with two glasses of sparkling wine: 305 shekels ($ 89) for two.

Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem is one of the most famous hotels in Israel, located in the heart of Jerusalem, at the intersection of King David, Agron and Mimil Streets, in the immediate vicinity of the Jaffa Gate. The building of unique architecture, which is already 80 years old, accommodates 226 rooms, two restaurants, a SPA center and halls for events.

Further information www.conradhotels.com and www.waldorfastoria.com