Here at The Rembrandt, we understand that staying connected is one of the most important things for today’s modern traveller. We work hard to empower our guests with smartphone technology, to ensure they can always stay connected wherever they are, without building up high roaming charges. For the last 12 months we have provided a free smart phone with every bedroom at the Rembrandt Hotel, which allows all our guests to use unlimited internet anywhere in the United Kingdom, as well as free local calls and free international calls to selected countries. We are proud to announce we have just...

As one of London’s 8 Royal Parks, Hyde Park is visited by millions of Londoners and tourists every year. Covering 350 acres in Central London, it is home to a number of famous landmarks, and also a few hidden gems that are perhaps a little less well known. With Summer just around the corner, there is no better time to visit Hyde Park, and we’ve rounded up some of the best must-see attractions to make sure you don’t miss out! The Lido The famous Serpentine Lake has been used for swimming for over 250 years, and is still open to...

Mother’s Day may have originated from ancient Greeks dedicating the annual spring festival to maternal goddesses but the occasion is best celebrated in London! If you are in the buzzing city this spring, below are our suggestions on where to head out with mum on 26th March. For some quality time together whilst gazing at London’s tourist attractions, visit the tranquil Kew Gardens or the iconic Kensington Palace Gardens.  Wander around exotic flowers and wild meadows whilst mum plans her next garden makeover! The tropical, botanical gardens are surely worth a stroll this Spring. Another great place to indulge in...

Half term is almost here and it’s time to keep moody teens and energetic little tots entertained. Keep reading to browse through our favourite picks that are perfect for quality family time. Spend a day at the museum. If your child ever thought a trip to the museum was boring, it’s time to head over to the Natural History Museum. ‘Investigate for families’ is a drop in event that will give kids a feel for how scientists work by letting them explore real nature specimen. The free event is a great one to spur your child’s curiosity for science whilst...

The start of the Lunar year is fast approaching, and millions of people around the globe are preparing to celebrate Chinese New Year on 28th January. The celebration will mark the end of the year of the Monkey, and symbolise the beginning of the Year of the Rooster as defined by the Chinese zodiac cycle. Chinese New Year is traditionally celebrated with the ringing of bells, the lighting of firecrackers and watching traditional lion and dragon dances. These dances are originally thought to be a way to pray for good luck and drive away evil spirits. Many wear new clothes...