Afternoon Tea Experience Days

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  Afternoon Tea and Teapot Cocktail for Two at Playboy Club London

  £65.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Appleby Castle

  £49.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Ballathie House Hotel

  £43.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Barnett Hill Hotel

  £45.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Brook Whipper-In Hotel

  £28.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Carlton Park Hotel

  £34.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Champagne Plus Fromage

  £35.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Classic Lodges Hotels UK Wide

  £35.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Congham Hall

  £39.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Craiglands Hotel

  £34.99
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Crowne Plaza Leeds

  £29.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Leeds

  £39.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Dunalastair Hotel Suites

  £34.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Fishmore Hall

  £35.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Fowey Hall

  £45.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Holme Lacy House Hotel

  £28.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Moonfleet Manor

  £45.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at New Park Manor

  £39.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Nidd Hall Hotel

  £28.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Regency Park Hotel

  £30.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at The Capital Hotel in Knightsbridge

  £59.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at The Grand Hotel

  £52.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at The Ickworth

  £45.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at The Old Rectory

  £39.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Wivenhoe House

  £39.00
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  Afternoon Tea for Two at Woolley Grange

  £43.00
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  Afternoon Tea on the River for Two at The Yacht London

  £55.00
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  Afternoon Tea with a Bottle of Prosecco for Two at Scoff and Banter Tea Rooms

  £84.00
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  Afternoon Tea with Bellini Cocktail for Two at The Capital Hotel Knightsbridge

  £79.00
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  Afternoon Tea with Bubbles for Two at The Vermont Hotel

  £49.99
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  Afternoon Tea with Fizz for Two at The Old Rectory

  £49.00
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  Afternoon Tea with Rose Bubble Cocktail for Two at The Courthouse Hotel

  £45.00
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  Afternoon Tea with Spa Access for Two at Crowne Plaza Leeds

  £39.00
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  Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood for Two at the 5* Langham London

  £124.00
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  Alice’s Queen of Hearts Afternoon Tea for Two at 5* Taj 51 Hotel

  £90.00
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at Amba Hotel, Marble Arch

  £49.00
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at Barnett Hill Hotel

  £65.00
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at Champagne Plus Fromage

  £49.00
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at Cotswold House Hotel

  £49.99
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at DoubleTree by Hilton London Ealing

  £42.00
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at Hotel Rafayel

  £39.00
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  Champagne Afternoon Tea For Two at Langshott Manor Hotel

  £64.00

Tea for Two in the Afternoon

Our afternoon tea certificates and presents are for 2 persons, so no matter which choice you pick, you may enjoy this experience with a colleague, spouse, or close relative. Why not try one of our amusingly themed afternoon teas? If you're feeling really opulent, go for an option that includes a glass of bubbly. If you want to make a whole day of it, check out our spa treatments with afternoon tea, which will have you and your guests thoroughly relaxed.

Afternoon tea for two is also a great gift idea, especially if you're searching for something to offer for a wedding or anniversary. Is there a better way to spend quality time with your loved ones?

Deals on Afternoon Tea

Are you on the lookout for a good offer? For a large selection of afternoon teas around the UK, our unique deals are unrivaled. There's something for everyone, from classic afternoon tea in Liverpool to specialized afternoon tea in Scotland. The British classic is offered at unbelievable costs, with the assurance that the quality will not be compromised. Take a look at some of the excellent alternatives available in your area.

About The Afternoon Tea Culture

Afternoon tea is enjoying spectacular popularity in London, where the big hotels compete in inventiveness to attract lovers of this truly British tradition. A pure product of the English aristocracy, the height of refinement, luxury and good taste, afternoon tea has been a staple of the British lifestyle since its establishment by the Duchess of Bedford in the 1840s.

The tea never comes alone, but accompanied by a buffet codified to the extreme and presented on a three-tiered tray: cucumber sandwiches, scones with their essential “clotted cream” and their strawberry jam, as well as a selection of pastries make it possible to fill the wait until dinner.

Today, the tradition is especially celebrated in the big hotels for which the “tea time” has become a lucrative niche.