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Sydney for kids: Peter Pan morning tea at The Langham
Regular readers will know that it doesn't take much to entice me to a traditional tea at a hotel, so I was delighted to attend The Langham Sydney's Peter Pan tea on the weekend - with grandma and my two-year-old in tow.
This beautifully themed tea is a special school holiday promotion to entice the youngest fans of the boy who refused to grow up with the promise of Tinkerbell cupcakes with Pixie dust, pirate cookies, fairy bread finger sandwiches and scones studded with Smarties. Add to that a wee jar of gold coins and a green napkin fashioned into a Peter Pan cap and you have a fairytale tea worthy of the best Never Land dreams. My wee one was tired and wasn't feeling very well at all, but one glimpse of the jar of gold coins and he literally rose from the stroller for a better look (and a nibble).
Now it's not quite your average trip-to-the-museum school holiday activity, but it's perfect for a very special treat or if you're celebrating a special occasion. And while little ones nibble on fruit swords and sip on hot chocolate, grown-ups are treated to The Langham's traditional Tiffin tea, a three-tier tray crammed with dainty finger sandwiches, golden sultana and plain scones, sumptous cakes and petit fours.
The Peter Pan morning tea is $30 per child (who must be accompanied by a full paying adult). The journey to Never Land comes to an end on 14 July 2013, so you've got a few days to book your fairytale adventure.
To book, tel 02 8248 5220 or email tlsyd.rsvn@langhamhotels.com
Peter Pan Morning TeaLangham Hotel Sydney89-113 Kent StreetSydney, NSW 2000
Regular readers will know that it doesn't take much to entice me to a traditional tea at a hotel, so I was delighted to attend The Langham Sydney's Peter Pan tea on the weekend - with grandma and my two-year-old in tow.
This beautifully themed tea is a special school holiday promotion to entice the youngest fans of the boy who refused to grow up with the promise of Tinkerbell cupcakes with Pixie dust, pirate cookies, fairy bread finger sandwiches and scones studded with Smarties. Add to that a wee jar of gold coins and a green napkin fashioned into a Peter Pan cap and you have a fairytale tea worthy of the best Never Land dreams. My wee one was tired and wasn't feeling very well at all, but one glimpse of the jar of gold coins and he literally rose from the stroller for a better look (and a nibble).
Now it's not quite your average trip-to-the-museum school holiday activity, but it's perfect for a very special treat or if you're celebrating a special occasion. And while little ones nibble on fruit swords and sip on hot chocolate, grown-ups are treated to The Langham's traditional Tiffin tea, a three-tier tray crammed with dainty finger sandwiches, golden sultana and plain scones, sumptous cakes and petit fours.
The Peter Pan morning tea is $30 per child (who must be accompanied by a full paying adult). The journey to Never Land comes to an end on 14 July 2013, so you've got a few days to book your fairytale adventure.
To book, tel 02 8248 5220 or email tlsyd.rsvn@langhamhotels.com
Peter Pan Morning Tea
Langham Hotel Sydney
89-113 Kent Street
Sydney, NSW 2000
