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45 St. Martin's Lane London
Leicester Square
Charing Cross
London, WC2N 4HX
Nearest Transport: Leicester Square
Situated in Covent Garden and just a short walk from the West End and Theatreland, St Martins Lane has over 200 rooms an... more

Hotel bars are the way to go

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    St Martin's Lane
    45 St. Martin's Lane London Leicester Square London WC2N 4HX uk
    10th November 2006
    Hotel bars are the way to go
    Current
    I had a funny Friday evening out a couple of weeks back. It started out on the poshest of locations around 6pm and ended up in the exact opposite around 3am. I'll start with the classiest of the locations St Martin's Lane Hotel Bar.

    If you appreciate excellently designed spaces you'll like this one. The hotel is architected to be more of an experience rather than just a place you sleep in, which is reflected in all the function areas like the bar. Very aesthetically pleasing. Great dcor and ambience and a lot of beautiful - some of them achingly so- people too. You pay for all of that though two bottles of Tiger beer = 11. Now, that is expensive!
    The bar features a wide selection of wine, beer and spirits. You'll find quite a few brands, not commonly seen in your standard bar or pub. The location is also great, being moments away from Leicester Square. If you want a quick business meeting in central London, this is an excellent choice. It's also a good one to go later on as it stays open until 3am. Don't be put off by the cost and do give it a try as it's quite a unique place.

    The restaurant looks pretty cool too, but better go there with a nice corporate credit card.
    Buraco at 18th November 2006

    sounds like good value to me. i regularly pay over £5 for a beer.

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