I Stay At Claridge’s In London
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
- Claridge's in London's Mayfair is the epitome of timeless elegance and one of the best 5-star luxury hotels in the world. Is it worth the price tag to stay here? some rooms are between £10k & £ 15k a Night!!!
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Seen it by boat last week Tim. Looked amazing from the sea
Have you stayed the Rosewood in Holborn, London yet,? I am very keen to see what that is like. Thanks so much for all this precious hotel info.
Thanks guys! Always enjoyable and fun to watch, like being there with you...for us who can only dream about it...!
Maybe next visit The Owo Raffles ?! 😉
Cheers
Come to Sedona Arizona! I would love to see you guys there wine tasting can I join the wonderful scenery and energy of the city.
I said and enjoying... The energy of the city. Jeez!
The Domestic Staff who laid on all these beautiful little details for you are the real heroes and heroines of the hotel......oh and the people who cook your food! x
And probably not paid much above minimum wage. What you spent on breakfast takes a days work for them to earn.....
@@1414141x So, what are they supposed to do about that...feel guilty for earning more money? Do you feel guilty for earning money?
We don’t say domestic staff. It’s terribly antiquated and almost borderline offensive these days.
@@discogarethWho's "we"? My mother was a 'domestic' and I'm very proud of her. My grandmothers were both 'domestic servants' and I'm proud of them too. They never had a problem with describing their roles, either.
The only ones who find the term 'domestic' to be "terribly antiquated and almost borderline offensive" are those who look down on those working as 'domestic staff.'
@@yvonnewalesuk8035 actually you don’t know what my job role is, so I’d keep quiet if I were you before I make you look a bit silly. I’m happy your mother and grandmothers are proud of her job, so they should be. That job role is often overlooked by society. Just don’t say ‘domestic staff’.
That cloth on the back of the headboard is an antimacassar which people put on the back of anywhere people’s heads rest. It goes back to the days when men used to grease their hair, saves the furniture from being stained. My dear late Mummy had them on the back of all the chairs at home. We had doilies on all serving plates, coasters in saucers and lace tablecloths on all tables too. My parents, especially Mummy, certainly knew the best, even though we lived in a council house! ☺️
oh noted!
Yep, my lovely mum & gran, long ago passed on now, had them too!! How I miss those old fashioned days sometimes. Nice memories.
Macassar was the hair oil. So hence the cloth was called Antimacassar. I remember them from my grandparents house.
I read anti massacre first and somehow that still made sense, especially with the grease stains. Anyways, thanks for educating us!
You said the room was a bit like a cruise ship or a hospital, having been in both I have to disagree. If that had been the case I would never have left either. I like the decor.
I worked as a Chambermaid at Claridges and suite 516-17 was one of my suite of rooms. I also lived in, so for 18mths my address was Claridges, Brook Street , Mayfair...lol
I definitely wouldn't describe that pool as basic it's absolutely gorgeous!
I think its an infinity pool, very on trend.
“All you do is select the floor you want”
Yeh that’s how lifts tend to work Tim 😂
h ah a I know after watching that back I thought the same :-)
But you can also select the floor you don't want as you demonstrated!
Tim . . . Nice . . . But . . . . Dim
@@WalkWithMeTim Don't worry my friend, it was adorable haha. It's your charm. I appreciate how human you are.
@@ClotEastwood and of course you yourself have an extensive back library of exciting productions that have won BAFTAs and Emmy awards, you have every right to be critical sir….
Claridge’s is not an ordinary hotel. It caters to the very affluent. When it comes to providing high-end hospitality, the staff is expected to be professional rather than friendly. Therefore, they maintain politeness without trying to ingratiate themselves by being overly accommodating.
Who the fuck calls it the claridge?
@@jimwilson2222 Probably the same sort of person that aggressively points out others' small mistakes to make themselves feel better about their own mediocre lives. However, I have corrected the mistake that you found so egregious that you felt it warranted swearing, so you can move along to your next victim.
Be interesting to get some figures on how many people within a half mile radius of the hotel are sleeping rough under cardboard boxes the night they spent in the luxurious bed.
@@1414141xI hadn't actually thought of that, but you're right. I'd also be interested in those numbers.
@@1414141x What should they have done, invited one of them in to share the room with them?! After you!
Even after the refurb Claridge's still has it! You can't buy style, _chic_ or _savoire faire_ and Claridge's was born with it.
You CAN buy style..most of the world tries to....but Class you have to be born with.
@@user-hp9gs3cn5o True .
Claridge's standards are superb. I've been going there since I was a child, with my parents, in the sixties. The style of course, has changed immensely. It's much shinier and staff uniforms are very different. Evening waiters in the lounge used to wear velvet tailcoat and breeches with buckled shoes. There were no bars. The main bar was a less formal restaurant called Causerie, which offered a Scandinavian smorgasbord. What has changed is the guests and the noise level. It's much louder. I gave lunch to a friend in the Foyer and it was difficult to hear each other.
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We were sitting under the chandelier in the Foyer in the evening. The jazz duo was playing. Very elegant. Out of the side room- the glass door opened. Oliver Stone came out. Went to the front desk to complain about the band while he was trying to have a meeting.
The front desk told him that, “Music in the Foyer was a Claridge’s tradition for more than 100 years”. They were NOT going to make them stop. But would be happy to relocate his meeting to a more private place.
If you want quiet- Claridge’s will find it for you. If the Foyer is busy and you need a quiet place- ask for a table in the back away from the noise of the main hall.
@2g3c4675 I'm pleased you enjoyed it. Claridge's is really the last of the old style grand hotels. The music has always been popular. It used to be the Hungarian Quartet, who had a total age of something like 280 years. They produced their own record. The old managers set the tone and stayed for years. Lund Hansen was there for 40 years and Ronnie Jones, last of the great managers, was there for 10 years. Now it seems to be something of a stepping stone.
That chandelier was apparently £1 million. I just dread it collapsing because each piece is hooked onto another. One crack and.....disaster.
It's the people who really make it different. In the past it was more like a club and strangers were often turned away. Obviously times have changed but that's how it used to be. People were quieter then, in general, and no one wanted to raise their voice. That's what I meant by its being noisier. It's also much busier, which is good for the hotel. More than once I was sitting in say the Reading Room at about 11 pm and the place was practically empty.
My late wife and I were in the bar one evening, about 15 years ago, after a concert at Wigmore Hall. Very busy as it's a good bar. But then people started sitting on the arms of our chairs and shouting over our heads at each other. I know alcohol releases inhibitions, but it's that sort of casual discourtesy that has to some extent changed Claridge's. Physically it's a grand hotel, but with a largely Hilton clientèle.
I am an interior designer, and I have to admit i am very critical, because this is what i do. This hotel would meet my expectations. Your videos are very helpful, I loved the immaculate condition, the contemporary streamline moderne interior, the many details. Its at the highest standards. Loved the glamorous main hotel bar.
Now this is more like it, I love the way it’s art deco but modern, they kept all the original detail but sympathetically modernised, also looked warm and welcoming, something other hotel you have stayed in don’t manage to do.. yeah I’m impressed
Blows away the Ritz. You feel the Luxury. Beautiful Room. Nice touches everywhere.
One of the finest hotels anywhere. I used to work just around the corner from it and we often went there for breakfast meetings and lunches. No need to worry about the cleanliness of the bed either, absolutely everything in the entire building is perfectly clean at all times. Attention to detail is everything at Claridge's and everything they do is to perfection.
Having seen your vids on The Ritz, The Savoy and now Claridges, Claridges has impressed me the most. Seems cleaner and more modern without compromising on character. The mood lighting window which makes it look like daylight is also genius 👍
Stunning. If I could stay at one luxury London hotel it would be Claridges.
I prefer the décor here rather than that at The Savoy or The Ritz.
I like it ... but think I prefer the Savoy.
completely agree - much prefer the modern decor
Absolutely! That room at The Ritz was horrendous.
Fancy antiques in the lobby but get to the room,and they’re busted up old worn out reproductions from who knows when.
For the princely sum of $1500-$2000 a night?
Claridge's room certainly better than the Savoy's 'rich grandma' & Ritz's 'wealthy aunt' decor. C's elevator sofa also such a thoughtful detail. However I prefer the grand Savoy & romantic/rococo Ritz receptions. For the prices, Id rather pick something ultra modern or boutique hotels/airbnb rather than these old chains.
I Agree. The Ritz Appeared to Give the “Faded Glamour” Impression. I Haven’t Yet Completed the Savoy Video. However, for these prices this Type of “Smart Touch Classical” Caridge’s Hotel Makes far More Sense & Value than Classist Prestige.
I am so glad that they didn't know about mattress wrappers! With the level of housekeeping in this hotel you'd be lucky to find a spec of dust. I think I'll book my stay.
Thank you for showing Claridges. I worked there as a temporary secretary in Manager’s area back in early 1970s for a couple of weeks. For a young woman from New Zealand it was a thrill. A wonderful agency to work for. Happy memories. Thank you.
The 1925 style of the hotel is called 'Art Déco'. Art Déco was the name of the 1925 Art Décoratifs Show in Paris. It was inspired by the then-upcoming luxury cruisers and the hotel's colours also reflect that era: beige, black, white. Many things resemble the 'cruiser' style, up to the majestic bed.
What is 'cruiser' style?
@@bluecollarlit Cruiser refers to transatlantic cruise ships like the Queen Mary and the Normandie. One example of copycat inspiration is the round portholes, which are still in use today on ships. In Art Déco buildings these 'portholes' were then applied to front doors e.g. You will find ample documentation in Wikipedia, I presume.
@@marcvanpoucke5560 Actually, transatlantic ships were referred to as "Ocean Liners". The Art Déco influence was/is called "Ocean Liner Style".
Which is why I love Miami and all it's Art Deco architecture.
The old furniture in the corridors are period pieces as it still reflects time from 1856 when it was built. . The bed and a lot of your room furniture is Art Decor. It's an Art decor landmark. The swimming pool wasn't basic but classic. In keeping with the serenity of a posh spa
Isn't that Art Deco?
Yes, wrote it without my glasses 😂😂😂
@@shirleytitterington3207 understand completely
This is my favourite by far. The Savoy was nice with a classic feel. Claridge’s is beautiful. ❤❤❤
Tim, that is an impeccably maintained hotel. Every thing was perfection. I would definitely stay there
Your only going to definitely stay there if your definitely loaded 😏
@@steveodonoghue2772 Got it.
For the price you have to pay I’d expect way more tbh
@@N0N4M30Claridge's is _the top_ hotel in the World IMHO and one simply knows the best and they strive to be the BEST.
@@N0N4M30yeah the uk doesn't compare to dubai
There's something about art deco that is so 'thoroughly modern ' yet bespoke quality at the same time. My preferences for interior design is warm contemporary- so that's natural materials- wood, stone and perhaps wrought iron blended with uplighting, rugs and spot lights. HOWEVER, if I was starting all over again, I would definitely consider quality art deco as a design choice having seen Claridges. What a thoroughly BEAUTIFUL hotel this is. Once again, thanks Tim. Really enjoyed your vid. Best wishes, Stu.
For some reason, I always say that I'm lukewarm about Art Deco - but whenever I see it nicely done, I always think 'Yeah - that is too cool !'
Maybe time to admit it !
Had to laugh at that one too!
I wish there was more of it around. Art Deco was supposed to be the architecture of the future and if it's done well it still looks modern.
I’m so envious of that beautiful hotel! To have unlimited amounts of cash for a long weekend would be very special. To be able to eat and drink what I want would be spoiling me to the utmost. Lobster and pasta, beef fillet cooked blue, fish to perfection! Yes that together with drinks to suit would be bliss.
One can always wish 😊❤
I can understand what he means when he says he sees hospital or cheap cruise ship vibes in it, but that's the fault of cheap copies of cheap copies of what was high-end style in the 1920s or 30s echoing down through the 60s to the 80s. I do have to applaud Claridge's for sticking to the style of what I'm sure was a dramatic modernist renovation 100 years ago but is now a quite unique version of historicism. I doubt a lot of that hallway furniture is original, I'm sure they've been collecting and maintaining appropriate antiques at great expense, and the resulting character that varies at every turn is outstanding. The hotel absolutely oozes class in a way that very few 21st century hotels seem to understand.
Enjoy the videos but some of the commentary so wrong! Dirty mirror in the lobby! It’s not dirty, it’s antique glass! The medallions aren’t medallions, they are Madeleines, a French cake/pastry
@emmasayer he's from Norfolk, clueless with webbed feet and removes the lovely skin from his chicken 🐔🍗 !! 🙈
I am so happy that someone mentioned this , I felt the same even though I do enjoy Tims videos sometimes he is very ignorant in his observations like ex. big room big bed etc where on earth does he from ?
He corrected himself.
And the 'plants' are called flowers. Duh.
Emma you sound fun!!
Art Deco is one of my favourite styles...I will definitely be going to Claridge's...
The duality of this channel is amazing, from a dingy, miserable pontins (probably riddled with bed bugs!) to a luxurious, decadent hotel of dreams, love it haha!
What a stunning building - looked absolutely amazing. No wonder it's expensive - that level of perfection takes a lot of maintenance.
That is what’s known as ‘a proper hotel’. Stunning.
Thank you so very much for taking me along on this wonder filled and luguerious adventure.
I think the dirty mirror wasn’t dirty just over a hundred years old 😂 it’s blows the ritz away 👍
Yes, that mirror wasn’t dirty, it was foxed. Foxing is when the silvering on the back of the mirror glass starts to break down. And I agree, Claridges deserves its reputation.
From what I’ve seen in the video, I much prefer this over the Savoy. The decor is so much nicer, and it seemed overall in much better condition. The attention to detail was so much better too. And while also expensive, it felt more like it was worth it.
While i do agree, have it mind that Claridge's went to quite big internal refurbishment that was completed about the summer of 2023
I'm kind of torn. I love, love, LOVE Tim doing his honest, down-to-earth reviews of places most of us normally never get to see, like Claridges and the Ritz etc,....BUT I also love it when he stays in the grottiest of hotels and resorts. That said, Tim and Gaby do deserve a bit of luxury after staying in some of Britain's worst hotels.
The claridge has nothing shocking except it's incredible class and service that few can match
You take us to places where most people dare to venture. Amazing, thank you ❤
What the puff does that mean ? It does not make any sense at all.
This hotel looked exquisite! The attention to detail, grandeur and cleanliness looked exceptional, even in the parts of the hotel which are generally off the beaten track. Even the sugar cubes are made in Réunion rather than sourced from closer to home. For me, this is probably the most impressive hotel I've seen so far and by some margin.
Art deco decor. Gorgeous accommodations. ❤ Perfection
Love your tour of this beautiful Hotel Tim. Great job.
Minus all the poses on the stairs and poses in the elevator.
But you always do a wonderful job of describing these incredible hotels. Thank you. 👍👍 love your videos.
I love that you check out everything in the hotels everything we are interested in seeing and a breakdown on the prices too!! 👍❤️
I love how the posh hotels are close together on youtube as its easy to compare. The is the best of them so far, posh yet comfortable. The room was practical as well as luxurious, the bathroom was amazing!
claridge's is a work of art, unbelievable attention to detail and that view is pure london. fantastic.
I’ve been binge watching Tim (and often Gaby) in these hotels all morning as an antidote to world insanity in the news. Wonderful fun videos. It’s exhausting! All that high living. Fascinating - but leaves me surprised at how very content and grateful I now feel with my own modest lifestyle. Thank you, Tim!
My thoughts exactly, there is something off putting for me at the lavish waste of money of staying at these hotels 😂, it’s a bed at the end of the day.
Tim, I love your videos. Do you think you could possibly brush up on antique furniture? Because you’re absolutely killing me with all the snotty comments about this unbelievably gorgeous antique furniture. Most of everything you’ve pointed out is worth more than my whole life!
that sort of the charm of the channel, it's a normal bloke in everything from dingy bedrooms to full on luxury so of course we don't expect a connoisseur. having said that yes that furniture is unbelievable and a random piece is probably worth more than my flat.
I doubt Tim has the time to brush up on antique talk ...maybe accept Tim for his honest and authentic self ...his videos are great because he's not trying to be anything else but himself
@@user-pi9my3lt9p 😂😂😂
I'm 67, was inside the bicycle industry for over 35 years traveling all over the world and have seen my share of exquisite hotels, but this one takes the cake! Incredibly the best hotel I've ever stayed at that rivals Claridge's was in Columbus Ohio and the other was in MontBlanc in northern italy. The attention to detail is incredible, keep it up, I'll be there soon. ( :
You two, are very nice couple. It warms my heart to see a young couple, successfully juggling their careers and their marriage and family. Always be excellent to each other. Your little child is adorable.
Yes it's lovely to see..
Another amazing post! I've seen less than 10, working my way thru! Exquisite hotel, wow, wow. love all the frosted mirrors, uplighting and glass panels! Thank you for taking us there with your family. Best from Colorado!
Thank you for the great videos. They are very well done and I subbed, but don’t know how your videos appeared in my feed. I love that you review both the worst and the best and in between. They are very informative and objective.
Tim, did you watch the BBC documentary about the refurbishment of Claridges ?? they added 3 floors on top and 5 below for the spa,virtually all done by hand so no noise to annoy the guests,amazing.
That was an amazing programme.. I stumbled across it and was in awe of whoever dreamed up the plans. The level of engineering was out of this world 💖
I can attest to that! We stayed several nights over a few years. Had ZERO idea any work underground was going on at all! Saw the work on the top floors, sure. But underground? We had no idea. Every room was quiet as a library.
I've worked in Claridge's as a contractor and it's insane behind the scenes too and underground etc. I felt incredibly underdressed using the toilets you passed near the furniture boutique but the staff are great nonetheless.
I'm surprised they allowed you to use the toilets.
great job!❤ beautiful hotel. i LIVE for Tim's use of the word "complimentary"
Thank you for taking me to Claridges, which I can only dream about!
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myson treated my daughter and me to afternoon tea at claridges to celibrate her birthday the food was lovely and the waiters we vey nice.
I have had lunch there. It was superb.
Can we just all take a moment to appreciate how fabulous Gaby looks in her evening outfit.
Wawaweewa!
I so enjoy your videos! You present these hotels with riveting commentary and wonderful humor-love your style.
Well, yes, I am green with envy! 😊 What a beautiful place. Thanks for the tour!
Sees the Madeleine’s on the table - “Oooh Complimentary medallions” 😂😂
😂❤
yes and "big macs"
Mange tout, Rodney
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LOL 😆 🤣 😂 For the price of the room, they should get 2 dozen free Madeleines.
Love Madeleines
Tim's quote of the day "It's a bit like Britannia Hotels, but in better nick" 🤣
Sadly there is a great deal of truth in that. A lot of Britannia hotels are former grand old establishments. Unfortunately their not being in Mayfair is a major drawback
You couldn’t make it up 😂😂
Kinda like saying "This Michelin Chef's Beef Wellington is a bit like McDonald's, but tastes better."
I say this at every hotel I stay in
Tim and Gaby dressed like they were in a Britannia Hotel 🤣
Lovely video and thank you for sharing with us. I love London and would so enjoy staying at Claridge’s. Maybe someday!!! All the thoughtful gestures in the room especially with a baby! So nice. Very civilized!!!
I have to say that I never watch a video all the way through, but this time, I did. Well done and I love your relaxed and informal approach. What a sweet thing too to tell your wife how elegant she looks and to think of renewing your vows in the ball room.
Absolutely addicted to watching these vids, love the thorough honest reviews and when Tim and family get to experience these stays together. Such enjoyable content
✌🏼💗
Of course. I makes you feel all comfy and snuggly.....
I totally agree ...and it's nice to see such a positive comment...
The Claridges looks amazing one of the nicest looking inside. I can dream xx. Thank you for showing us around. Xx
Me too. Maybe one day my dream will come true 😊
Our pleasure!
Dear Tim,
I have enjoyed a few of your Luxury hotel videos, but notice you often describe mirrors as being dirty. May I kindly point out that the mirrors are most often antique and the mirrors are therefore slightly cloudy due very often to the silver backing deteriorating over many years giving a slightly cloudy and sometimes speckled appearance. In actual fact many people will ask for a ‘faux’ antiqued appearance to a mirror. I bought a huge Venetian mirror for a bathroom and it was a feature I loved. Best wishes ❤
Complimentary medallions LOL . They were madeleines Timmy.
Amazing, what an experience. You all seemed to enjoy yourselves. Thanks for the vlog xx
Fantastic Tim, having watched Gaby’s take on it a few days ago it was great to see what you thought of Claridges. Your videos are always top notch and presented so well, I have no idea how you do it Tim.
I thought it was a very beautiful modern place to stay but very very expensive. Thanks for showing us around theses outstanding places 👍🏻😁
Very nice to see a room and the pool. Looking down the staircase was amazing! I had tea there in September, and it was so lovely. The food, dishes, service was just wonderful. I would never be able to stay there, but thanks for sharing your experience.
Thank y’all for sharing this incredible hotel , and your a nice couple for the tour.
So lovely, we went to Claridges to celebrate my parents 80th Birthday's (Same year ). We found the hotel to be very relaxed and welcoming. Staff fantastic, Thankyou for bringing back special memories as both now deceased x
Really beautiful room and thoughtful Neil’s yard remedy’s for Casper. Love that 🩵
This is by far my favorite hotel you have showed us so far. Thank you .
Lovely hotel. Thank you Tim for a wonderful tour. Excellent video as always.
Wow! I liked the Savoy Tim but I think the Claridge has become my new favorite. From the lobby, elevators (lifts) hallways to the rooms just so beautiful! Abby looks so nice, I love how they accommodate Casper so nice. That bathroom is awesome! Thank you for sharing.😊 yes it is their job they should make sure their guests are comfortable and satisfied.
Absolutely exquisite hotel,
Love how you both wonder around exploring the hotel sipping on champagne before dinner, so cool.
Thank you for sharing,
love your videos.. ❤️
Very well done on this one Folks, absolutely fabulous hotel, and what I always think of with these places is the cleaners and the maintenance staff who look after the premises as well as the staff that look after the guest's. Great review and thoroughly enjoyed!
I absolutely love the art deco decor
Stunning
No I don't get a cruise ship or a hospital vibe from the bed. To me it just looks very comfortable. Of course sleeping will not be your number one activity while you're there. Correct? This is one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever seen in my life. I love seeing the things that they give to Kasper! Your child is so beautiful. You two are certainly very lucky.
Very much an Art Deco style in the monochrome areas.
Thanks Tim and Gabby and Caspar. Love your videos.
I have just viewed the Royal Suite on line. WOW is all I can say. It's even got a grand piano in it !
Goodness knows how much that would be.
Thank you for sharing a beautiful hotel there. I have seen a really nice couple of move videos about this great place.😊 Nice!!
I was getting bad anxiety when you guys were in the wine cellar. all it takes is a brush of the elbow and good night wine ! Fantastic upload as usual.
and the chilean foot grape crushing peasants would be furious.
Love, love, love Claridge’s! Had our wedding breakfast there last year. Wonderful.
This is encouraging.. Well run, comfortable and pleasing. It meets one's expectations of a hotel of Claridge's fine reputation. Kudos.
I really am impressed at the attention to detail. `also so thoughtful to provide for the baby's needs. Well done Claridges
This has to be the best of the luxury hotels. It’s not falling apart.
Great Tim , to see Claridges,what a beautiful place to stay, not the price though, thank see you in your next vlog, bye take care xxx😊
Fantastic video Tim! Always wondered what it was like inside! I can't get over the luxurious lifts haha! Keep up the amazing work love the channel!
OMG! That pool is just amazing!
Beautiful. I love how everything is highly polished. ❤️
As always a great video it is such a pleasure to come on your little walks around Tim! Keep it up :)
This is my favourite hotel you've reviewed. Great channel. Keep it up!
After watching the whole vlog I understand why you said you were shocked. It is an extremely nice hotel, happy you showed everything. I lived around the corner on N. Audley street, 5 bedroom flat, top 3 floors with 4 other U.S. Navy women in 1977. Could see Selfridges from the windows, I loved every minute of living there. I just subscribed.
Gabby always dresses up very glam in the evening.
Unlike Tim that rocks up in jeans
They have very different target audiences on their respective social media@@julianharvey6584
Sorry but I didn't think either of them were dressed suitably for dinner at Claridges.
@@jackieelliott9364he said himself that there is no dress code
We just love Tim, Gaby and Casper. Keep up the good work guys.
Wow u guys live the life...a lot of us live in the us would be lovely if we knew american dollar amount....not that i could or would ever pay that much to stay anywhere. Lol
Another fantastic video, love your content Tim!
I love this tour. Exceptional and very luxurious!
Classy.
Thanks for this video Tim! Jsut finished packing for my own holiday, sat down to relax for the evening before leaving later tonight and your section at the spa reminded me I'd forgotten to pack my swimwear!
You've potentially saved my holiday :D
Have fun!
Same here, i just love Tim and his family, keep going babes, love it xxxx
I don’t think any hotel in America can be this impressive with quality and service. There’s a documentary about the hotel and I was totally blown away.
Thank you for a tour of places I can only dream about. I enjoyed your tour of the first class Emirates flight, as well.
One for the bucket list,great video Tim.👍
That "lift" is truly amazing! Loved it. You two are so much fun. Thank you for making this video. It's really nice to see what these ritzy places are like, knowing that I'll probably never be in one! I wondered how you liked the shower or the tub. I remember one video you did where the tub took forever to drain!!! I like how you describe everything. Can't wait to see your next video!
When I stayed at Claridges the lift was operated by a gentleman from inside the lift
I have come across some of your youtube videos on my television. So I have come on my computer to subscribe and to let you know that I love your videos. I like your personality, charm. humility, sense of humour, and your family dynamic. Thank you for your delightful presentations and critical analysis of everything. Wishing you a most delughtful continuation of your awesome channel. All the best to you, your wife and Casper. God Bless.
That shower is hugey-impressive. I love that bed with those swtiches. This is probably my favourite hotel in London which you've stayed-in regarding luxury. That red wine is an excellent mixed-grape variety from Italy.