Hot Spot: Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel

Recently I had the pleasure of staying overnight at the Jumeirah Lowndes, a boutique hotel where city chic meets intimate elegance. After a rather stressful week, I was desperate for a moment to have some me-time and relaxation.

The hotel has a package entitled Weekend Chill Out, which includes overnight accommodation in a Superior room, an unlimited selection of the latest in-room films and a complimentary bottle of wine. It was the perfect combination to help me put the week's hectic schedule behind me. As I stepped into the reception area, I was greeted by a friendly concierge who showed a great deal of patience as I fumbled around irritated looking for my credit card in my oversized bag, annoyed that train delays had made me late for the body wrap appointment I had been looking forward to it for days prior.

Still, he checked me in speedily and called the spa to push my appointment back by 30 minutes so that I could settle in. He was such a sweetheart. Just when I thought it couldn't get better, he told me that I'd been upgraded to a suite. It was a such a thoughtful gesture, and at that point I knew I was finally going to enjoy the weekend ahead.

I've stayed at many hotels, some uber posh, others more understated. What I particularly liked about the Jumeirah was the balance it had between a décor that spoke of high end sophistication and the service that was refreshingly family oriented. There are 87 bedrooms at the Jumeirah Lowndes, all with amenities and finishing touches which made my stay all the more pleasant, from the coffee machine to the bowl of fresh strawberries, grapes and plums that awaited, the rooms were cosy, inviting and above all relaxing. The rooms are decorated in neutral tones, whites, creams, golden browns. Tastefully done and not too overpowering.

After a quick power shower and a short walk to the sister hotel, Jumeirah Carlton Tower, I booked into the Peak Spa and had the Tropical body wrap I was waiting for. To start my skin was exfoliated before bring wrapped in a cocoon of mango and passion fruit cream, gently massaged and moisturised. The Pevonia products used were picked especially to help brighten the skin and infused with Vitamin C for an added boost. 90 minutes later, my skin was super smooth and smelling delicious. It was more about smoothing and rejuvenating the skin, than a inch-loss session.

After retiring to my room for a few hours, I had a meal at the Mimosa Bar and Restaurant within the hotel. It's vibrant Mediterranean menu was impressive and the al fresco dining was great, given it was a mild evening for Autumn. If you're ever at the Mimosa you have to try their scallops, they are divine.


Later I had a stroll along the nearby shops, admired the beautiful shoes in Louboutins and finished with a glass of bubbly in the champagne bar at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower. It's a 6 minute walk between both hotels, and whilst the Carlton has more facilities, the Lowndes is the quieter of the two and much more intimate. My stay at the hotel set me in good stead for the weekend, it was just what the doctor ordered.

For me this hotel is the place to go for essential rnr. It's not a 'rock n' roll' hotel by any means, you'll find more business guests and families / couples than an influx of red carpet celebrities and this has its advantages. So if you're looking for somewhere cosy, wholly unpretentious but still classy, I'd recommend the Jumeirah Lowndes.

The Weekend Chill Out is valid in Friday - Sunday stays until 31st December 09 and starts from £196 + VAT per night. Based on two guests sharing. The Peak Spa facilities are available to use complimentary if you are staying at either hotel and the Tropical Escape Body Wrap costs £85.


Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel
21 Lowndes Street,
Knightsbridge,
London SW1X 9ES
Tel: (0)20 7823 1234
Web: www.jumeirah.com

Hot Spot: Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel

As central London locations go, you couldn't possibly be more in the mix than at the Radison Edwardian Hampshire hotel in Leicester Square. Directly in the square and within walking distance of some of London's key destinations - Chinatown, Piccadilly Circus and Soho.

Despite being right in the middle of London's major tourist zone, the hotel does well to keep the hustle and bustle outside. From the subdued reception, with its muted, sultry earth tones right through to the spacious cosy bedrooms, There's a real feeling of RnR as soon as you're on the inside.

Attentive, friendly staff are on hand and happy to help. With a trendy bar which is open to all and a restaurant menu that is practical and affordable. The Radisson Hampshire is an ideal location for a stay in London town or meeting point with friends.

Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel
Leicester Square,
London WC2H 7LH
Tel: 020 7839 9399
Web: www.radissonedwardian.com

Hot Spot: Cowshed Carnaby Street, Soho

It's been a while since I had the pleasure of visiting a day spa and normally I opt for somewhere rather luxurious like the Sanctuary or Austin's but today, whilst scouting for the perfect Summer sandals, I popped into Cowshed, an all together cosy beauty spot. My feet required a little pampering so I booked in for the Ultimate Cowshed Pedicure.

Aside from the routine cuticle tidy, skin smoothing and foot rub, this deluxe option includes a scalp and shoulder massage. As I sat with my feet cocooned in a soothing hydration mask, all the tension and fatigue from a week of endless errands was eased away. By the time the polish was applied (in a beautiful metallic red), I felt revived and my feet were sandal perfect. It's just a shame I still didn't find any to wear! I would definitely visit the spa again - a fabulous pit stop when shopping in Carnaby. The Ultimate Cowshed Pedicure costs £55.00.

Cowshed
31 Fouberts Place,
London
W1D 7QG

Tel: 020 7534 0870
Web: www.cowshedonline.com

Opening Hours
Monday - Friday 10am - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

Style Note: London Named Most Stylish City

When I started this blog, I already new this fact, but for those in any doubt, I had to share this news: London is officially crowned the UK's most stylish city! 1,000 people across Britain's biggest cities found London leading the way in style diversity, the latest trends and key looks.

A great look and a fabulous nautical ensemble, love the beret.

Hailed as one of the epicenters of the fashion world, London topped two categories: Britain's Most Stylish City and Britain's Most Eclectic Fashion Taste. All this according to Clothes Show London. To pay homage, I've selected my favourite pics from the blogs that are Style Scout - London's answer to the Satorialist and Style Sightings, the global fashion emissary. Enjoy!

The foxy librarian look of mini skirt, statement socks and t-bar mary janes are really working here.

Retro with a modern twist - the red band with bow adding a hint of Alice in Wonderland.

Fantastic layers, so effortlessly casual and yet smart!

Pink socks and stilettos - a brave move that works well with this stylista's skinny jean, leather bomber look.

View more stylish Londoners at:
stylescout.blogspot.com
stylesightings.com

Image credits: Courtesy of Style Scout and Style Sightings

Hot Spot: Rush London Hair Salon

This morning I woke up to hellish hair. Yesterday's damp weather really took a toll on my tresses and I was having a VERY bad hair day, that's until I made an emergency visit to the nearest hair salon within reach!

Hallelujah for Rush London; walk-ins are welcome! I hurried in, sat down to a lovely cup of tea and my appointed stylist told me everything was going to be okay. After a deep conditioning treatment, a bluster of the blow dryer, a little celebrity gossip and a good dose of GHD, my hair is looking heavenly.

I was so impressed with the speed that they tamed my hair (and the tea service) that I booked my next visit on the spot. A conditioning treatment, trim, blow dry and straighten costs around £60 and they have specialists for all hair types - thankfully that included mine! I have the type most hairdressers frown at: thick, unruly and way too much trouble!

Rush London
71 St. John’s Road
SW11 1QX
Tel: 020 7738 2733
Web: www.rush.co.uk

For information on your nearest Rush London salon click here

Hot Spot: The Rockwell Hotel

Boutique hotels are my little indulgence, I love to stay for a night or two and make a change from the routine and familiarity of my abode. Yesterday I stayed at The Rockwell, an independently owned hotel with an emphasis on intimate yet understated style. Its location is just a stone's throw away from the capitals' coveted attractions including the Royal Albert Hall the Science Museum, and Harrods department store.

Although considered one of London's luxury hotels, there's nothing overly lavish about it. You won't be welcomed with a glass of rosé or receive a personalised 'enjoy your stay' note placed in your room. Instead, this hotel it prides itself on a more laid back approach, where guests are encouraged to do away with all the fancy stuff and just make yourself at home. Of course the hotel does have the essential personal touches; there's 24 hour room service available and friendly staff willing to assist in any special needs you may have.

The interior has strong contemporary finishes that you'd imagine to be somewhat out of place within the walls of this traditional Victorian town house, but you'll be pleasantly surprised. Alongside the modern furniture and clean lines, you'll also see reclaimed floor tiles to highlight some of its historical aesthetics. And the juxtaposition works well.

I stayed in a double deluxe which was a simple and smart looking room. Perhaps for some, the rooms may be considered a little compact, but in my opinion, the smart layout does well to open the space and make you feel very comfortable. Most rooms feature fresh, bright walls with bold patterned wallpapers, soft caramel and beige tones enhanced with cherry beach furniture. There's no grandeur involved at all, just contemporary, neutral resting space.

I was impressed by the small but perfectly formed restaurant and bar One-Eight-One. The menu boasts modern interpretations of classic British cuisine including sweets like lemon cheesecake and good old apple pie. The restaurant decor is simple and stylish - combining minimum fuss with a chilled atmosphere, in fact, that sums up the hotel perfectly.

The Rockwell is currently offering a great "2 for 1" weekend package until the 31st May. The offer includes two nights, breakfast and a bottle of wine for £340. For more information and reservations call: 020 7244 2000.

The Rockwell
181-183 Cromwell Road,
London, SW5 0SF
Web: www.therockwell.com

Eating Out: Heavenly Ice creams

London weather has been blissful this week, the sun has been gracing us with its beams and we've thrown off our winter coats to bask in the warmth that is Spring. And when the sun comes out to play, lollies and ice creams are the most delicious accessories. Today I was in search of some gourmet ice cream and stopped at Oddono's Gelati Italiani. There's something special about this place that keeps me coming back every spring/summer.



Firstly, I love the range, the choice of flavours. In fact there are 30 flavours, including cinnamon, basil, chocolate and cognac, vodka lemon, honey, chocolate ginger and chili ice cream. The best sellers are Chocolate, Nocciola (Hazelnut), Bacio (milky chocolate and hazelnut).



I also love the fact that the family run business creates their dessert masterpieces by sourcing the finest natural ingredients from around the world: Vanilla pods from Madagascar, Valhrona Chocolate from France, Natural Pistachios from Sicily, Hazelnut from Piedmont, the list goes on. If you're ever in Kensington, this is the place to go for a taste that's best described as ice cream heaven.

Oddono's Gelati Italiani Ltd

14 Bute Street,

London SW7 3EX

Tel: 020 7052 0732

Web: www.oddonos.com



Opening hours:

Mon-Thu 11am-11pm,

Fri - Sat 11am-Midnight,

Sun 11am-11pm

Hot Spot: Berty and Gerty

It's where pop meets super cool vintage and shoppers go crazy for saddle bags and retro sunglasses: Berty and Gerty is a boutique home to lovingly hand selected fashion pieces. Since launching in 2006, the boutique has been attracting celebrities as well as a cult following amongst fashion addicts.



Owned by art graduates Mark Wearn and Emma Drew, the pair found the perfect spot to open their shop in West Yard, amidst the rock and roll environment of Camden. Widely recognised as an exquisite treasure trove, the boutique is truly a fashion stylist's paradise and an established source for fashion shoot accessories. So don't be surprised to see Berty and Gerty pieces adorning models and celebrities in magazine titles like Nylon, i-D and Wonderland.


Berty & Gerty
69 The West Yard,
Camden Lock Market,
London,
NW1 8AF

Web: www.bertyandgerty.co.uk

Hot Spot: Ruby lo Bar

Today I've been browsing venues to host the mother of all Hen parties for my friend who's getting hitched in the Summer. And at the top of my shortlist is the very cosmopolitan bar - ruby lo.


Located in the heart of the west end (near Selfridges), this basement venue has a dark and sexy décor, serious sound system and a lively vibe. Yes, this venue is the ideal setting for the party's Malonos and Martini theme. The bar also has an impressive drinks menu - you simply must try their Lychee & Rose petal martini cocktails!

Oh and of you're into your Drum n' bass classics then head down to swerve night on Wednesday the 25th of March, where resident DJ LiquidFunk Master Fabio and guests will be enticing you to get into the grove and throw some shapes on the dance floor.



Ruby Lo - W1
23 Orchard Street,
London, W1H 6HL

Tel: 020 7486 3671
Web: http://www.ruby.uk.com/lo/

Hot Spot: Bea's of Bloomsbury

As I sit here writing this post, I'm tucking into the most indulgent chocolate cake ever. Whilst helping a friend shop for her wedding today, we stopped into Bea's of Bloomsbury for inspiration and to sample their famous desserts.

We ordered the three-layered cake consisting of rich chocolate filled with a dark bitter sweet truffle. I was so smitten with the taste that I simply had to take another slice home! (Desserts are my guilty pleasure).

The Bea's of Bloomsbury menu ranges from cupcakes, tarts, cookies, brownies and layer cakes. So there's something to satisfy every type of sweet tooth. What's sweeter is that they also do their bit for the environment by recycling all packaging and baking with energy efficient induction cooking methods.





It's no surprise then that Bea's has been shortlisted in Time Out's Best London Tea Rooms. I for one can taste why. The fine Valrhona chocolate that generously featured in my cake and Square Mile coffee that accompanied it made for a truly delicious experience.

By the end of our visit, my friend decided that she would place a dessert order for her wedding reception. And I've happily obliged to be her 'cake-tasting buddy' to help sample the favours available. I just hope that by the end of it all, I can still fit into my wedding outfit. Wish me luck!

Bea's of Bloomsbury
44 Theobald's Road
London WC1X 8NW
Tel: 0207 242 8330
Web: http://beasofbloomsbury.com

Hours: Mon - Fri 8 am to 6 pm | Sat 10:30 am to 4 pm

Hot Spot: The Organic Pharmacy

I'm usually blessed with very good skin. However since the start of the year, I've been experiencing relentless breakouts and blemishes. I've tried an impressive amount of recommended face gels, washes and blemish sticks but much to my dismay, they just weren't working.

So last week, I visited The Organic Pharmacy for a chat with one of their skin specialists and treated myself to a personalised facial. Founded by beauty and organic nutrition experts Margo and Francesco Marrone, the chemist-come-urban spa specialises solely in herbal and organic skincare and I was curious to try their homeopathic approach.

One hour later, my skin felt revived and I left with a brand new beauty regime that is already showing visible results in under 7 days. My new skincare routine consists of The Organic Pharmacy Peppermint Face Wash, Herbal Toner and Antioxidant Face Cream.

The three products combined are working wonders; my breakouts have practically diminished and my complexion is thankfully on the road to a full recovery. Plus the fresh smell of the natural ingredients are proving to be great boost in the mornings.

So when your skin is in need of some urgent rejuvenation, The Organic Pharmacy has the remedies to solve your blemish problems. And what a saving grace it is.

The Organic Pharmacy Antioxidant Face Cream

The Organic Pharmacy
396 King's Road, Chelsea
London, SW10 0LN
Tel: 020 7351 2232
Web: http://www.theorganicpharmacy.com

Hot Spot: Crumbs and Dollies Cupcakes

To savour some of the finest cupcakes in London, head to the Crumbs and Dollies stall at Duke of York Square. Not only do they look amazing, they come in a variety of divine flavours.

Each cupcake is lovingly decorated to perfection and can be made to order for a personal touch. Crumbs and Dollies also offer a handy delivery service available in central and south west of London, making these beautiful bakes the perfect sweet for parties, afternoon teas or a little self indulgence. Mmm.


Price:
From £12 for a dozen.

Crumbs and Dollies
Partridges Food Market on the Kings Road
80 Duke of York Square,
Kensington and Chelsea,
London, SW3 4LU

Opening Times:
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Web: http://www.crumbsanddoilies.co.uk/

Hot Spot: Bar 190 at The Gore Hotel

Located in Kensington, Bar 190 is the perfect chill-out spot for cocktail lovers. The venue has long been a hidden treasure for discerning celebrities the world over, but recently with it's new wave of burlesque events and soirees, the London party scene has finally caught on. But wait - before you start imagining barely legal club hoppers and reality TV stars queuing at the door - this place is far more sophisticated.

Inside you'll find an intimate candlelit affair and plenty of fascinating people. Be sure to order from the lush drinks menu and prepare to share the bar with high profile guests, London connoisseurs and familiar faces from the world of film and fashion. I'm sure that you'll also appreciate the dark Tudor interior and the warm, inviting atmosphere.

Cinderella's Carriage - VIP area

The VIP area aptly named Cinderella's Carriage is breathtaking with its rich red and gold soft furnishings. For a minimum spend of £100, the entire area can be yours, complete with complimentary canapés - ideal for an intimate celebration. Bar 190 is a great venue to enjoy martini cocktails with friends or to get close and personal with your beau over a glass of bubbly.

I recently went along to the bar with one of my friends to sample their popular burlesque evenings. We caught up on the week's events over a passion fruit mojito and witnessed the sultry dance moves of Miss Polly Rae and her Hurly Burly Girlys. By the end of the evening we were refreshed, relaxed and arranging our next catch-up - same time, same place. No longer a hidden treasure just for the rich and famous, the bar is officially in my very selective list of London Hot Spots.

Miss Polly Rae and her Hurly Burly Girlys

Bar 190
The Gore 190
Queen's Gate
London
SW7 5EX

Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7584 6601
Web: http://www.gorehotel.com/bar190.aspx

Hot Spot: Austin’s Grooming & Beauty Salon

Looking for a quick escape from the hustle and bustle of the city? Here's a place where you can relax with beauty treatments and enjoy a little 1920s art deco at the same time. Get pampered in style at Austin's Grooming and Beauty Salon - one of London's best-kept secrets.

The stunning surroundings and lavish treatments available make a visit so worth while. The decor is as sharp as the tailoring you'd expect to receive from Austin Reed and the service certainly doesn't disappoint.

Based in the flagship store on Regent Street, the spa has grooming and therapeutic offerings for both men and women that's perfect for Valentine's Day. If you're looking for an indulgent treat to share with your beau, the package entitled 'Just the two of us' is a worthy option. With this package you can enjoy a refreshing Dermalogica facial and aromatherapy massage, whilst he receives a traditional wet shave with hot towel and a matching massage. Total bliss...



The 'Just the two of us' package is priced at £110.

Austin Reed
03 Regent Street,
London
Web: http://www.austinreed.co.uk

Valentine's Day Ideas: Romance is on the Menu

Saturday the 14th of February is officially the most 'loved up' day of the year, so in the run up to Valentine's day, I'll be helping to get you in the amorous mood with ideas and inspirations for the occasion. And don't worry, there will be no mention of love hearts, boxes of chocolates or a dozen red roses, definitely not. Consider this a stylish guide to a cliche' free Valentine's Day.

So to start, here's my pick of London restaurants and bars to enjoy fine food, good drinks and none of the Valentine's day cheese.


Luxe Spot: Pearl Restaurant

This restaurant has an excellent reputation for modern French cuisine and a menu that incorporates the best seasonal product and ingredients. The Pearl Restaurant is set in Holborn, Central London and the elegant marble dining room is adorned with over a million hand-strung pearls. Fine food is complimented with subtle lighting, luxurious leather seating and a décor of cream and white. This restaurant offers a fantastic intimate dining experience.



Special Valentine's Day Menu

Pearl, will be offering a specially designed Valentine’s dinner, created by the Executive Chef Jun Tanaka. The indulgent five-course dinner includes a complimentary glass of Champagne, a pre-dessert, plus petit fours and coffee to round up after a bountiful offering of dishes. This special menu which includes Brill with oyster tortellini, and a variety of vegetarian alternatives, will be available on the 14 February 2009 from 6pm until 10pm, priced at £120 per person.

Pearl Restaurant
252 High Holborn, London, WC1V 7EN
Tel 020 7829 7000
Web: http://www.pearl-restaurant.com




Hot Spot: Moti Mahal

Moti Mahal is a chic Indian restaurant in the heart of Covent Garden. Known for sumptuous and stylishly presented cuisine, the menu boasts exquisite tandoori dishes and an elegant culinary experience. Inside the décor is formal but relaxed, with dining available upstairs, downstairs and a designated bar area.


The Golden Kiss

On 13 and 14 February 2009, Moti Mahal will be offering the deliciously luxurious cocktail - The Golden Kiss. Priced at £9 each, it's a refreshing combination of Rémi Martin Coeur de Cognac, Chambord and rose syrup, shaken with fresh cranberry juice, lemon juice and gold flakes, and garnished with golden passion fruit caviar pearls. The cocktail is aptly named, promising to turn guests’ lips gold after sipping.

Moti Mahal
45 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5AA
Tel: 020 7240 9329
Web: http://www.motimahal-uk.com




Hidden Treasure: Bar 190 at The Gore Hotel

Tucked away on the quiet Queens Gate road in Kensington is the fabulous Bar 190. Featuring candlelit, Art Deco interiors, it's open until 1am. The bar has a fabulous atmosphere and many famous faces have chosen this particular bar as their venue of choice, earning it the reputation as one of the most popular after-show party venues.

Miss Polly Rae, Burlesque Entertainer

Burleque Soirée

On Friday 13 February 2009, Bar 190 at The Gore Hotel will host a burlesque inspired evening, a pre-valentine soirée, starring Miss Polly Rae and the Hurly Burly Girlys.

This evening is perfect for couples and singletons alike, enjoy Burlesque cocktails at the bar and witness Miss Polly Rae; one of the UK’s rising Burlesque stars whose shows feature a cabaret, traditional and “neo” Burlesque. The Hurly Burly Girlys will also perform at intervals between 9.30pm and midnight. You're encouraged to join in the fun and come kitted out in Burlesque attire.

Admission: Entry £10 on the door
– includes one complimentary Burlesque cocktail
- Burlesque attire is not essential.

Bar 190, The Gore Hotel
190 Queen’s Gate, Kensington SW7
Tel: 020 7584 6601,
Web: http://www.gorehotel.com

For more information on Miss Polly Rae and the Hurly Burly Girlys visit: www.hurlyburlyuk.co.uk

Hot Spot: Covent Garden, WC2

Covent Garden has long been a social hub for British fashion’s new talent so it's no surprise that the apple market is the selling place of choice for many British designers and artists.

A market with heart and plenty of soul, each stall offers something fresh and new with items you'll be stretched to find on the high street. There's a huge variety of stalls displaying clothing from boutique fashion labels and hand-made jewellery and accessories. You could say that it's the eclectic shopper's paradise.


Resident stall owners at the market include Amy Christie a designer of hand-blown crystal glass jewellery; Caroline Faiers offering a contemporary collection of belts and handbags featuring exclusive vintage embellishments; Robert Darwen, a specialist in unique, original, modern clocks and Cushers of Covent Garden, featuring hand air brushed cotton T-shirts unique in design and sold exclusively to visitors of the market.



Image Credit: Amy Christie Jewellery

Whilst playing host to British fashion’s hottest new talent, it is not uncommon to find big names from the world of fashion dropping into Covent Garden. Icons and influential personalities including Dita Von Teese amd Donatella Versace have graced the annual Fashion Fringe event that has become a key date in the London Fashion Week calendar.

But it's not just the fashion that gives Covent Garden such pulling power, when it comes to food, alfresco dining is 'the Covent Garden way', and with a good variety of fusion and culturally diverse cuisine, there are plenty of places to pleasure your palate or whet your whistle. As for entertainment, the Garden is home to The Royal Opera House and an entertainment network where aspiring dancers, actors and vocalists take to the streets and established veterans of theatre take to the stage.


The Royal Opera House is currently showing The Royal Ballet's production of La Bayadère, an enchanting story of love, murder and vengence by the gods set in India. Tickets are available from the 13th January 2009 to 7th February 2009. Visit The Royal Opera House website for more information.

Royal Opera House
Covent Garden,
London WC2E 9DD
Box Office: 020 7304 4000
Web: www.roh.org.uk

Apple Market
North Hall,
Covent Garden Market
London WC2

Opening Times:
Monday
9:00am-7:00pm
Tuesday-Sunday
10.30am- 7:00pm
Web: http://www.coventgardenlondonuk.com/markets/page/1

Hot Spot: Coco Ribbon, Notting Hill

A firm favourite for A-listers and London's notorious IT girls, the Coco Ribbon boutique in Notting Hill is a girl's best friend. This vibrant and luxurious boutique offers an abundance of beautiful pieces by established and newly discovered designers from around the globe.

Having launched in 2002, Coco Ribbon kick-started the boudoir chic revolution and was the first London lifestyle store dedicated solely to women.

Also a popular place for finding playful gifts and cult beauty buys, a shop like this does everything to indulge and inspire women who love finding unique and personal fashion pieces. With it's reputation for sourcing hard to find & fresh labels, Coco Ribbon offers a fun, oh-so-feminine quirky shopping experience.



Coco Ribbon
21 Kensington Park Road
Notting Hill
London W11 2EU
Tel: 0207 229 0555
Web: http://www.cocoribbon.com