The Peninsula London once again greets family travelers this holiday season with time-honored festive experiences, including music performances; children’s workshops; feasts, treats and libations; and a candy shop.
Each of the property’s restaurants boast new festive menus, as well as a Festive Afternoon Tea and Christmas Day menu in The Lobby, Cantonese feasts at Canton Blue, and exquisite Christmas tasting menus at Brooklands by Claude Bosi.
© The Peninsula London
All-day dining restaurant The Lobby’s Festive Afternoon Tea features a selection of sweet and savory treats, with £5 from each Festive Afternoon Tea donated to The Marylebone Project, supporting women facing homelessness in London. A Children’s Afternoon Tea is also available.
On Christmas Day, guests can enjoy an indulgent four-course set Christmas menu.
Canton Blue offers an alternative take on festive dining with a six-course Winter Solstice Menu featuring an array of signature dishes such as handmade dim sum, barbecued pork, wok-fried king prawns with XO sauce, stir-fried wagyu beef and pumpkin sago cream. A Christmas menu will be available Dec. 24 and 25.
© The Peninsula London
On the eighth floor of The Peninsula London sits two Michelin-starred Brooklands by Claude Bosi, also offering a series of celebratory menus in its sleek dining room.
Guests of all ages will find several amusements to delight this year. Festive film screenings return to The Cinema Dec. 13–25 at 3 p.m. Films include holiday favorites like Love Actually, Home Alone and It’s a Wonderful Life. Younger guests can meet Father Christmas Dec. 23–25.
New this year, The Peninsula London’s flower shop transforms into a sweet shop, offering seasonal confections and a luxurious hot chocolate station. The shop is open daily 4–8 p.m.
The Festive Desk offers holiday-related concierge services in The Lobby. Guests can pick up gifts, gourmet hampers and Peninsula gift cards, and receive information about holiday festivities at the hotel and throughout London.
The Peninsula London plans to mark the arrival of 2026 with its three restaurants offering distinct culinary experiences.
Read This Next
#WhereverFamily
Insta FeedDestinations / Europe
Jan 15, 20262 Top Places to Travel with Kids in Spain
Spain’s easy-going lifestyle is a good match for family travelers, and wherever they go they’ll find plenty to see and do. Cities are lively, with open-air cafés open almost all seasons and attractions intriguing kids of all ages. These two Spanish cities are ideal for families.
Sponsored Content
Discover the Azores & Madeira: Portugal’s Island Paradises Await
Embrace the Portugal’s Magical Islands of the Azores and Madeira
Slideshow
Jan 15, 20269 Hong Kong Destinations for Family Travel
It’s time to start dreaming of your next family trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Hong Kong with us.
Destinations / North America
Jan 15, 2026Must-Do Winter Activities in Illinois
From frozen lake fun to winter hiking to cross-country skiing, Illinois is rich with winter adventures for family travelers. Whether planning a weekend escape or a daytrip, these experiences across the state promise fun for the whole family in winter.
Sponsored Content
Board a Nile River Cruise with A&K Sanctuary
If Agatha Christie took a Nile voyage today, we like to think she would do it aboard one of our A&K Sanctuary riverboats — consistently voted the best on the river, from boutique cruisers to a handsome six-suite dahabiya.
Destinations / North America
Jan 14, 2026Head to Charlottesville, Virginia, for Culture and Mac and Cheese
Virginia is a state full of history and culture, making it a great place for family travel. You can show the kids a beautiful state with plenty of adventure and, while you’re at it, discover the birthplace of the American version of the ultimate kid-favorite comfort food: macaroni and cheese.
ShareThis