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London’s Hotel Café Royal announces an afternoon tea inspired by the French artist Diptyque

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In time for the holiday season, London’s Hotel Café Royal is announcing a second collaboration with Diptyque over an Afternoon Tea service. Diptyque is best known for their luxurious scented candles and their scents have inspired the menu for this service.

The menu will feature options like mini sandwiches, delicate pastries and Rose champagne, all inspired by Diptyque scents like Oyedo, Benjoin, Jasmine and Noisetier. Not only will the brands famous candles be used to create a relaxing atmosphere at the service, but guests will also leave with an iconic Baies candle to take home. Baies candles are used throughout the hotel where they scent the air with Bulgarian roses and blackcurrant leaves.

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The Festive Diptyque Afternoon Tea will be served daily at the Oscar Wilde Bar or the Domino room. You can learn more or make a reservation here: HotelCafeRoyal

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