I am a regular client of BCS City Lounge for years now. Great place to have formal / informal…read moremeeting (much better than coffee shop or cheap hotel lounge). Great view of the Hyde Park, natural light, airy, friendly staffs. Free tea / coffee & high speed wifi. I've used their boardroom as well. Easily the best meeting room in W1. Highly recommended.

I was a conference delegate here…read more It's a very nice comfortable space, lots of visibility out to the real world but no distractions. The coffee and lunch were lovely, if it hadn't have rained it was set to be al fresco on their roof garden which offers views of The Shard, London Eye & the rather special Oxo building, or should I say OXO. Thoroughly recommend for a small conference.

I popped into Wired for a private screening event and wasn't quite sure what to expect.. I mean, it…read moreis Fitzrovia, there's media offices all over the place like ants on a piece of gum. But they had a nice little reception area with bar and the screening theater accommodated about 25. It was an intimate venue, but the seating was comfortable and well-spaced. I'd certainly return for future events.

Hatton Garden London's Jewellery Quarter and UK Diamond Centre. The area around Hatton Garden, has…read morebeen the centre of London's jewellery trade since way back in the mists of medieval time. History tells us that the old City of London had certain streets, or quarters, dedicated to specific types of business, and the area around Hatton Garden has since developed its international reputation as one of the world's finest and renowned centre for jewellers and jewellery. Hatton Garden remains today largely devoted to this ancient profession: centre of London jewellery trade and diamond centre. Nearly 400 of the businesses in Hatton Garden London are in the jewellery industry and over 75 shops representing the largest cluster of jewellery retailer's in the UK. In Hatton Garden there are more than 1500 of Britain's finest jewellers, craftspeople and designers, generations of expertise, with a wide choice of available styles, from antique to classic through to contemporary and futurist, diamond rings, and watches. Competitive prices, thanks to proximity of competition. Hatton Garden is the place to buy precious jewellery made with a long tradition of craftsmen's skills. But watch the prices have look around before buying and bargain with the Jewish or Indian owners, they are used to it. A new Arcade: Jewellery Emporium is worth to visit but also here a bargain is a must. When buying loose diamonds always ask for a GIA certificate. When ready with shopping visit one of the small Jewish snackbars for a genuine kosher sandwich salted beef with pickels, a super treatment. Warning: refrain from buying on the street, what looks like a bargain is absolutely a fake, beware of it.

This is a pretty groovy place! Where in London will you find a whole street on both sies selling…read morediamonds, gold and precious stones? Holts is great for stones. There is an assayer on the street to. So if you're looking for a ring, want one valued or sold this is a pretty interesting place to check out!

South Molton Street runs opposite Oxford Street and is near the New Bond Street tube station. This…read morestreet is a pedestrian area. There is an upmarket look and feel about this place. Most of the shops sell shoes, so if you enjoy browsing and buying shoes, you can't find a better place than this. Most shoe brands you can think of a represented here - Jones Bootmaker, Kurt Geiger, Bertie, Office, Dune, Pied a Terre Apart from shoes, there are also more upmarket clothing brands like Ted Baker, Whistles, Reiss, Karen Millen and many othesr. The star attraction is the Browns store, with their amazing selection of high fashion brands, for both men and women. You'll need some serious money to shop there, so not the place for bargain hunters obviously. There are several coffee places interspersed between the shops, and the outside tables are always taken, even on the coldest of days. I often come here when shopping in the nearby Selfridges store, in order to feed my shoe addiction.

South Molton street is a hidden gem in the busiest shopping district in London and I love the fab…read moreshops and cafes there and you can get away from the usual hustle and bustle with the tourists! Its got mostly shoe shops which are pretty expensive but when the sales come around there are some good deals to be had! This is my secret shopping spree street and I always go alone and keep it to myselfup to now!

I've no idea why this place isn't open all year. It's unbelievably cool. Every room feels like a…read moredamp air-raid shelter, with corrugated iron arched roofs and exposed brick walls and there are so many of them. There's bars, a café, loads of venues all in the same historic and extraordinary archways. It's grubby in a cool way. I'm such a scenester. Set in the arches under South Bridge, it's my favourite of all the festival venues. The variety on offer is great. I saw a brilliant, moving and electrifying play here yesterday called Blackout (go and see it, please), and the day before I watch the delightful Josie Long in another of the many theatres. Underbelly have to be applauded for creating such an exciting and vibrant venue. The range of shows is great but it's really all about the venue. I just wish it was open all the time.

I love the Underbelly in The Cowgate, it's one of my favourite places to catch a show during the…read moreFringe. It's massive, it's like a labyrinth inside, there's tons of bars, even a beer garden, and loads of stages, performing areas, and nooks and crannies to get lost in. Do not go in wearing a jacket, the downside of so many things squeezed into one space is that it's sauna-like in it's humidity. You will sweat, you will feel beyond roasting. That may be part of the charm of the place though. Do yourself a favour, when The Fringe is on, check the listings, and get along and check out something here. For my money, the best venue in Edinburgh when The Fringe is on.

Very good conference in Canary Wharf, London.Amazing views…read moreand a very classy Environment . Professionals at very high Levels .

Very small and quaint restaurant. The food is absolutely amazing. A must eat. A short walk away…read morefrom the water where the Mayflower set sail. Every course was perfect. A gem to find. Chef Lawrence actually comes out and takes your order. Then insures your visit is a memorable one. Visiting from the US and I am so pleased.