If you are forever in search of that ideal gift and you’re always coming up short, then look no further than the Red Letter Days Christmas collection. Their range of stunning activities, events and experiences make for superb gifts and making memories.
Three Course Lunch at Gordon Ramsay’s Savoy Grill for Two £120
Experience the classic British and French cuisine of Gordon Ramsay’s iconic Savoy Grill with a three-course lunch for two. Dine in the luxurious art-deco dining room, restored to its iconic 1920s glory, and enjoy a delicious selection of classic dishes. The Savoy Grill is the perfect destination to celebrate a special occasion with a loved one. Find out more .
Treat yourself and a loved one to a luxurious spa day at any QHotels Collection location on weekdays. Indulge in a 50-minute spa treatment of your choice, followed by a delicious lunch and a glass of Prosecco. You’ll also have full access to the spa’s state-of-the-art facilities, including the pool, sauna, and steam room. Find out more here.
Three Course MICHELIN Starred Set Menu with Bubbles for Two at Galvin La Chapelle £99
Indulge in a culinary experience like no other with a three-course meal for two at the Michelin-starred Galvin La Chapelle, one of London’s most exciting restaurants. Helmed by acclaimed chef brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin, this Grade II listed building in Spitalfields offers a majestic setting to savour exquisite French fare. Dine from a specially curated set menu, paired with a glass of chilled brut, for a truly unforgettable evening. Find out more .
Christmas Magic Gift Box (£99)
Give the gift of unforgettable experiences with the Red Letter Days Christmas gift box. From cozy overnight escapes and gourmet Michelin meals to Ferrari driving days and animal encounters, there’s an experience for everyone. Delight your foodie friend with their favourite cuisine or gift an adrenaline junkie a knee-trembling bungee jump. The choice is theirs. Make their Christmas extra special with this thoughtful, festive surprise. Find out more .
