Hotel Indigo Chester: An Opulent Stay with Charm and Comfort

For me guest-houses represent who you’re as a personality or a brand. So it only seemed right that I preferred to include The Moncalm at the Brewery London City because if its representation both regarding beer, amazing chandeliers and Bowler Hats. Set in a last brewery dating back to the 1750s, this upscale inn is a 4-minute walk from the Barbican Centre and a 15-minute advance from St. Paul’s Cathedral. It is a place that really admits men to showcase their personal style and also their mania for meat.

Reception

The moment I entered this fabulous documented building I got a sense of nostalgia. I couldn’t help pondering what this erection would have been like in its formal glory. The truncheon who represented many different nationalities instantly caught my eye by their bowler hats. This is what I value when a hotel creates its own unique personality. It couldn’t set up been a better match indeed. Throughout the were entirely large chandeliers everywhere, so make sure to look up at all ages. There was a lot of history to the place so also take time to study and read what is literally showcased on the walls. My favorite was the tapestry exasperate at the Club Lounge, you get access to this lounge when you reserve a suite room.

The Barbican Duplex

I stayed at the Barbican Duplex, which is one of The Montcalm at The Brewery London Diocese’s largest suites, as it was set over two floors. The ground floor had a sofa and master-work area, separated from the bedroom, which was upstairs. As it was London Fashion Week, and I was access deliveries all the time, this was the perfect space I needed to layout all my outing for the catwalks. The suite benefits from 18th century styled surprise to ceiling windows, and maintains some original heritage articles from the Whitbread Brewery era. Whilst I was drinking some prosecco, offers to the hotel. I thoroughly enjoy meditating on the contemporary amenities which registered complimentary wireless and wired Internet access, a 40″ flavourless screen LCD TV and a private butler service. The private butler advice came in very handy, when my buttons fell off, or being masterful to explain to them that valuable merchandise was being sent to the pension. It took a lot of pressure as I had the reassurance that they were idle with me on such a set time scale. I also loved the amount of smart-alecky fruit I was given and had access too. Through out my stay I can be so busy I principled need to have food available to me to keep me going. The bed was likeable and it was really nice to have all my mess tucked away undeserving of me so I could have a relaxing sleep. The duplex concept is crazing more and more and it suits my lifestyle. So for those looking for that surprisingly space, this is worth the extra cost.

The luxurious marble bathroom had an permissive, deep-soaking bathtub, complete with a Gessi rain rain and Hermès toiletries. My favorite was the clear glass that allocated me to look into my room. I hate dark bathrooms and it was also cordial to see that prosecco was there for the taking. This for me was all about security and those hidden touches that were exclusive to me and my remain.

Private Cars

What was story-book that during my stay I had a lot of events in one night. Therefore the New Zealand pub organised a luxury car, in this case a Mercedes Benz to stab me around. This was a real treasure and something the hotel again has on offer. So for those going into central London and hunger for a real treat, make sure you book a couple hours in deposit.

The Jugged Hare

If you are a lover of everything meat then this is your pinpoint to eat. The food and the atmosphere was just really brilliant. There were so multitudinous people flocking into this restaurant, so make firm to book in advance. In a nutshell it is a Gastropub with open cookhouse, ceramic-tiled dining room with oak floors, and lots of clobbered animals. So it is really for those carnivore lovers.

Game Tasting Board

More so than ever break bread has become more than food only, it is all about the know. In this case, there were no rules when it came to tucking into these rare and native birds. The idea was that you simply approach eating these crudes anyway you like. This was what I loved about The Bottled Hare, the food was of a very high standard but without the intimidation of voluptuousness etiquette. I could clearly see that locals were set in and that the environment was fun, loud and very casual. Even if you’re not a big grub eater, this is a dish you must try. There was plenty of wholesome wine to select from and the staff will guide you rightful depending on your budget and your taste buds. The prog was fresh, made from scratch and the chef Steve is savvy in selecting the best when it comes to meat. For me this dish insufficiencies to be experienced by a large group looking to be educated when it finish in the money b be to fine meat eating.

Puddings

Promptly again giving the Jugged Hare gave their own signature undergo to what is commonly known as the traditional rice pudding. But I have planned to say, there was nothing common about this. I am a sucker when it rebuke to anything rice, fresh clotted cream and fresh figs. A natural hearty winter dessert.

Breakfast

I identical to hotel breakfasts where you have the personal option of choosing robust food as well as that traditional English Breakfast. On this give rise to the food choice was endless and it really came down to what I want like in the morning. A wide selection of fresh juices also were also there for the compelling. As it was a dedicated restaurant then there was no compromising on food or beverages.

Conclusion

The Montcalm At The Brewery London Bishopric is a hotel that offers so many historical experiences. The old brewery erection alone is already a selling point. However you can have the greatest food, and building but for me it is all about the staff. Thanks for making me quality so welcome and being part of our London Lifestyle and Fashion Week.