What’s your preference?  Pizza, burgers, seafood – or are you interested in something more unusual like Korean street food or Peruvian food?  Then head for the Kingly Court to find the perfect meal.

The range of dining opportunities at Kingly Court is enormous, and it is easily accessible to anyone shopping in Oxford Street, Soho or visiting West End theatres making the perfect food destination.  Located just off Regent Street near Liberty’s, and beside Carnaby Street, it is very easy to find. Being a resident at Mowbray Court Hotel London in one hand will make your stay comfortable and in close proximity to the above-mentioned restaurants will make taste more mouth watery.

This is where you can dine or relax with a drink, sitting outside in the pretty courtyard or seek shelter when the weather is cooler.

So just what is on offer?  The answer is something for everyone no matter whether you are vegan, vegetarian, flexitarian, carnivore or pescatarian.  You can explore new flavors and dining experiences, or stick to something more traditional.

Senor Ceviche offers a great range of Peruvian food with menus that include Chiffa Chicharrones, Pachamanca Ribs, Super Pollo, and Ceviche.  Alternatively, if Asian food is your preferred choice then head for Jinjuu Soho for the best in Korean street food such as wagyu mini burgers or bibimbap. Life Goddess majors on Greek food like meze, grilled octopus, and mousakka made in traditional clay pots and Pizza Pilgrims offers a great choice of pizza.

Equally worth trying for something unusual is Le Bab’smiddle eastern style cuisine where the menu includes pigs head, shawarma and cauliflower pastilla cooked over charcoal and wood.  Mongolian lamb and kimchi chicken can be found at dishes at the Oka Restaurant. Anyone seeking a really good brunch should take a look at The Good Egg, which offers a Jerusalem style brunch throughout the day. Or you can try jerk chicken and spicy Jamaican food at Rum Kitchen.

Pescatarians will love the Wright brothers menu as this includes langoustines, tempura monkfish, skate wing served with a spicy chili jam, crab in a bisque sauce as well as the ever-popular raw oysters.

Want to try some really classic British food? Then head for Shampers Wine Bar and Restaurant.  Innovative cake flavors can be enjoyed at Crumbs & Doilies Bakery and Cake Shop where cakes can include rainbow, peanut butter, and Raspberry ripple flavors. There are numerous cheap hotels near Earls Court where you can stay and taste some really delicious classic British food.

Prefer American style burgers? Stax Diner is a good choice – but don’t expect a straight burger in a bun.  The menu includes Caramel Blue Cheeseburgers, Buttermilk chicken, and Halal gourmet burgers.

Complete the Kingly Court experience with a drink in the 1940’s style Cahoots Cocktail Bar where you can try a Vera Lynn cocktail served in a Toby Jug!

Who can resist the beauty of Monet? His lyrical paintings, especially the stunning Waterlily series are a delight to the eyes.  He was one of the greatest of all Impressionist painters, recognized and admired for his skill during his own lifetime.  When you think of Monet, it is those of those beautiful scenes of flowers from his garden at Giverny that immediately come to mind.  In setting up this latest exhibition of his work, the National Gallery has taken a different approach. Instead of focusing on flowers and scenery, the emphasis is on buildings and the way he approached architectural settings such as cityscapes.

The exhibition contains a rare opportunity to see examples of Monet’s art drawn from art galleries all over the world. There are over 75 paintings on display, dealing with all kinds of buildings from mills to churches, cathedrals to palaces.  Book your stay at Mowbray Court Hotel London so that you can see numerous drawings of Monet while you visit the National Gallery.

Many of the paintings reflect his stay in London. He came to London at the turn of the twentieth century and stayed in the Savoy Hotel. From his room, he could see views across the river and of the Houses of Parliament.  Initially, it did not impress him. He wrote ‘London would be quite ugly if it were not for the fog.’

But as soon as he started painting, he was inspired by the luminous quality of the fog, the architectural nature of the immense bridges and buildings that surrounded him.

The exhibition covers three distinct stages of his work covering his entire career. The earliest work on display dates from 1863 and shows a sixteenth-century house in Honfleur. The first part of the exhibition deals with The Village and the Picturesque, focusing mainly on scenes within France which he encountered during his travels.  This includes views of Rouen Cathedral and various Norman churches.  The second section concentrates on The City and the Modern, while the third section deals with The Monument and the Mysterious both of which include works created on his travels around London and Italy especially Venice.  One of the loveliest of these paintings is of the Doges Palace, with its myriad reflections in the water. If you are interested visiting various other art museums, you should check out for accommodation Earls Court London.

Monet & Architecture is at the National Gallery until July 29.  Tickets need to be pre-booked as this is proving to be a very popular exhibition.

No matter what the weather, Londoners like to be outdoors during the summer. One of the most popular places to go is the Regent’s Park Outdoor Theatre.  

Located in a secluded natural amphitheater, it is surrounded by tall trees. Once here, you could easily be in another world.  The layout is reminiscent of an Ancient Greek theatre, with ranks of seating rising up the enclosure and looking down on the semi-circular stage.  It is a very magical place, and very atmospheric. Not surprisingly, one of the most popular productions to be staged here is Shakespeare’s Midsummer Nights Dream!  After all, the setting is perfect for such a magical place. Book your stay at Mowbray Court Hotel Kensington for an affordable accommodation due to its close proximity to Regent’s Park where you can enjoy watching plays of Shakespeare.

The 2018 season focuses on a very different selection of plays.  The eighteen week season starts with a children’s favorite – Peter Pan. This tale of Lost Boys and the Boy who never grew up was written by James Barrie, and all the action starts in a London house before the characters fly off to Neverland.  Other productions of these summers include The Little Shop of Horrors starring a talking Venus Fly Trap, Dinosaur World Live and The Turn of the Screw ghost story. There is, of course, a Shakespeare play to be enjoyed during the season. This year, the team are focusing on one of Shakespeare’s most perennially popular romantic comedies, As You Like it. If you are looking forward & watch different other plays, you should search for accommodation Earls Court London.

Booking in advance is recommended.  The Regents Park Open Air Theatre is one of the most popular in London. Over 140,000 people attend productions here throughout the summer and most seats are filled every night.  

The Outdoor Theatre is just one of the many attractions to be found within this pretty Royal Park.  There are acres of fantastic flower beds, perfect for gentle walks within Queen Mary’s rose gardens; there are landscaped grassy areas where you can sit and relax or children can play.  Regents Park is also home to London Zoo, where long entertaining days can be enjoyed meeting all kinds of wild animals including lions and tigers. It’s Reptile House even featured in one of the most perennially popular films – Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone as this is where he was seen talking to snakes.

For eleven months of the year, the Royal Hospital Chelsea is a quiet, relaxing place surrounded by acres of parkland and home to the red-coated Chelsea Pensioners.  Come May, a massive transformation takes place turning it into a hive of activity and the setting for the most spectacular flower show of all – the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

This event has been held here for over one hundred years and it has become a focal point in the London Social calendar.  The preview day is attended only by specially invited guests, which include HM The Queen and members of the Royal Family.  During this preview, the RHS judges award medals and commendations to many of the garden designers and nurseries present. These medals are highly sought after, making the pinnacle of a gardening career. The event will start on 22 May 2018 and will continue until 26 May 2018.

So what can you do at Chelsea? You can explore beautifully created instant gardens that look as if they have always been there; discover the latest garden trends, talk to designers and other garden professionals. You can buy stunning plants, tools, and accessories to take home. You can find out about sustainability, new techniques or how to create bold, innovative garden styles. You can relax with a picnic in the parkland, or enjoy a fine dining experience complete with a three-course meal.

If you want to become a part of this show and want to have convenient stay in London, then you can search for Mowbray Hotel Court London which will provide you affordable accommodation and will make your stay memorable.

Demand for tickets is extremely high and always have to be pre-booked.  New this year is an opportunity to explore parts of the Chelsea Flower Show in the evening at Chelsea Late. With space on site limited during the day, this is a way of extending the opening hours and allowing even more people to enjoy the beauties of Chelsea.  To make Chelsea Late even more fun, the organizers have arranged for a variety of entertainers and musicians to wander around the grounds, entertaining visitors. An artisan food market will be open, so you can relax with a nice meal while enjoying the event.

Millions of people from different parts of the globe come to London to become a part of this flower show.You can also search for Mowbray Court Hotel Offers & Deals to get best deals and offers for your stay.

Whatever your style of gardening be it contemporary, minimalist, heritage, water gardening, alpines or trees; Chelsea is guaranteed to have something new and different to attract your attention. It is an experience not to be missed!

An amazing array of works by one of the artistic giants of the twentieth century can be seen in London throughout the spring and summer.  Tate Bankside is holding a superb exhibition on Pablo Picasso – marking a rare solo look at his work within a pivotal year of his life.

‘Picasso 1932 – Love, Fame, Tragedy’ is set to be one of the most popular modern art exhibitions to be ever held in London. Recognised worldwide as an artistic genius, Picasso had an immense impact on modern art.  1932 proved to be a key year in his personal life and artistic development describing it as “A Year of Wonders’.    Already a renowned artist, his work was highly sought after.  1932 was a year when he created some of his most famous works, exploring and pushing the boundaries in a variety of artistic mediums.  It was also a time when his personal life underwent a transformation. Although he was a proud father and husband, he met a woman many years his junior with whom he embarked on a passionate love affair that can be seen clearly in his many paintings and drawings.  In just five days in March 1932, he created three stunning portraits of his lover, Marie-Therese Walter.  Until now, these portraits have never been seen together again.  This exhibition brings them together allowing visitors to see the development of his portraiture, and gain insights into his relationship with Marie-Therese.  You will love to stay at Mowbray Court Hotel Kensington and visit this event that has already started from 8 March and will continue until 9 September 2018.

“Picasso famously described painting as ‘just another form of keeping a diary’.  This exhibition will invite you to get close to the artist, to his ways of thinking and working, and to the tribulations of his personal life at a pivotal moment in his career,” comments the exhibition curator Achim Borchardt-Hume.

Over 100 works of art together with rarely seen personal photographs will be on display in the exhibition.  Many of these paintings are rarely lent out to exhibitions so it presents an opportunity to see works of art owned by collectors and museums all over the world.  Typical of these artworks are La Reve (The Dream) which has never been on display in the UK before, while La Jeune Fille Devant Un Miroir (Girl before a mirror) rarely leaves its home in the Museum of Modern Art. Search for accommodation in Kensington London so that you can have a sneak peek at more artworks.

Finding your way to the Tate Bankside is easy – all you have to do is walk across the bridge from below St Paul’s Cathedral or walk along the Thames riverside from the Southbank Centre and London Eye.