WIN a London escape at Eccleston Square Hotel and Afternoon Tea for two
You'll stay in a beautifully designed guestroom with either a private patio or a picturesque balcony overlooking Eccleston Square Gardens. Inside, relax on a sumptuous Swedish, handcrafted Hästens adjustable massage bed, enjoy cutting-edge technology including Apple TV, SONOS sound system, and SmartGlass bathroom walls, and indulge in L'OCCITANE amenities for a five-star finish. Relax in a plush guestroom featuring adjustable massage beds, cutting-edge technology, and exquisite L'OCCITANE amenities for the ultimate comfort
On the ground floor, the elegant Minotti lounge, furnished with Italian handcrafted pieces, offers a serene space to unwind – perfect for couples or close friends seeking a sophisticated city break. Ideally located just steps from Belgravia's stylish Elizabeth Street and vibrant Eccleston Yards, you'll be surrounded by some of London's finest independent restaurants, bars, and boutiques – all just a short stroll from the hotel's front door.
And that's not all…
Your prize also includes a decadent Afternoon Tea for two at the iconic Biscuiteers Icing Café in Notting Hill. Enjoy a delicious spread of delicate finger sandwiches, exquisite pâtisserie, freshly baked scones, and their signature hand-iced biscuits – all served with a bespoke Tregothnan tea blend and a glass of Biscuiteers fizz. Savour a decadent Sparkling Afternoon Tea for two at Biscuiteers Notting Hill, complete with a selection of exquisite pâtisserie and signature hand-iced biscuits.
To round off the experience, you'll also take home a beautiful gift box of Biscuiteers' hand-iced Italian Rainbow Macarons – a sweet memento of your indulgent escape.
Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply craving a child-free weekend of style and serenity, this exclusive prize is the perfect romantic retreat.
Enter now for your chance to win this fabulous London experience for two! If you can't see the form, click here.
This competition closes at 23:45 on the 15th June 2025.
Good luck!
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