London Highlights: From Fancy to BoHo

The Savoy Hotel, originally opened in 1889, and has the glamour of the past with all the modern conveniences. Meaning that it’s old school but with fresh interiors.

Breakfast was included in our room rate…and I took full advantage of it…

this doesn’t even show the bacon, eggs and grilled tomato that came next.

This made it possible to easily skip lunch!

Even if you aren’t staying in the hotel…I recommend trying the breakfast or Afternoon Tea.

Pricey, but worth the experience. And the dollar is really strong against the pound right now.

There are pretty little corners all over the hotel…

The Labor and Wait shop features cool, sturdy home goods.

It’s in East London in a section called Shoreditch.

I had never been there before and it’s fun to walk around the more Bohemian area.

Lots of fun shops like Barber and Parlour…where you can eat, shop and even get a haircut.

Closer to our hotel, is the Sir John Soane Museum. He was a famous architect and art collector. He willed his townhouse and the belonging to the state and it remains as he left it 180 years ago. Be sure to ask the docents questions in each room…really informative.