Top 5 London destinations for a Made in Chelsea style getaway

1. Stay at No. 11 Cadogan Gardens on Sloane Street, the road on which the Made in Chelsea lot love to shop. Owned by the Small Luxury Hotels of the World brand, No. 11 Cadogan Gardens is a boutique hotel perfect for an exclusive getaway. With the many gilded oil portraits that adorn the walls of the Victorian style hotel, it is easy to be transported into a bygone era of glamour and sophistication. The hotel has its own restaurant, bar/lounge and free WiFi access.

2. Grab a bite to eat before heading out to explore the city at The Breakfast Club in Battersea, a favourite of Jamie and Andy. The quirky little breakfast spot has taken inspiration from a 50′s kitchen and an 80′s launderette, giving it a retro yet homely feel. The menu offers an amazing array of breakfast goods from pancakes to porridge to a full cooked breakfast. There is so much to choose from!

3. Treat yourself and get your hair done at the Duck & Dry, which is a favourite spot of Louise, Binky and Rosie. Before you head out for the night, Duck & Dry will sort you out with the best ‘do in London town. The salon specialises in blow dries and updos while boasting a completely different experience to most hair salons. This place is all about the styling and the experience. Definitely take your girlie friends with you!

4. Have a unique cocktail at Mahiki, the exotic Polynesian themed club on Dover street.

Despite having only having opened in 2005, the Tiki decorated Mahiki has seen many a celebrity come through its doors. Spencer and Lucy of the show have been spotted enjoying nights out at the bar, with actual royals Prince William and Harry being snapped here too! No wonder it is such a hot spot as the website boasts that a night out at Mahiki is set to be unique in every respect. While some drinks can be expected, there are a range to suit all budgets and the open door policy means there’s no excuse not to have a cocktail or five!

Prices vary depending on what time of day you go so if you’re on a budget then go before 9.30pm Monday to Friday as drinks tend to be cheaper.

5. Party the night away in Love and Liquor where Andy held his prohibition party.

Reminiscent of the 1920’s, and the perfect mix of old and new, Love and Liquor is the best place to escape to at the end of the week. The cocktail bar and club are dimly lit by chandeliers on a warehouse backdrop for a feeling of exclusivity. Stay out all night, as the club is open from 10pm until 3.30am on Fridays and Saturdays.