Sherlock returns home to Baker St
Enjoy your own Bohemian Scandal with a Park Plaza movie package this January 2010 - it’s the only place to enjoy Guy Ritchie’s new blockbuster ‘Sherlock Holmes’, starring Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law.
Park Plaza is offering a spectacular movie package, all a stone’s throw from the famous detective’s home on Baker St.
With a scheduled release date of Boxing Day from Warner Bros, the action adventure mystery is set to offer its director Ritchie pickings at box office.
What better way to enjoy the film, than by treating yourself to a London hotel break at the Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes London on Baker Street, namesake of the famous detective.
The Sherlock Holmes package is priced from just £154 for two people. The package includes one night’s stay at the four-star boutique hotel, a two course dinner* and breakfast at the award winning Sherlock’s Grill, two Sherlock Holmes or Dr Watson speciality cocktails served in Sherlock’s Bar, use of the hotel’s fitness suite and two tickets to see ‘Sherlock Holmes’ at independent cinema Everyman Baker Street.
In a further mistaken case of identity, Madame Tussauds on Baker St is set to reveal a new wax figure of Robert Downey Jr this December, as the legendary Sherlock Holmes.
Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes is near the shopping meccas of Marylebone High Street and Oxford Street, making it the perfect place to squeeze in some January sales shopping during your stay. So get your copper beeches down to Baker St this January for a Sherlockian adventure.
For more information and to book, visit parkplazasherlockholmes.com.
Everyman Baker Street cinema (previously named Screen on Baker Street) has recently been refurbished, opening with classy new lounge area, complete with a bar, selling a premium range of snacks and beverages. The great location makes the Everyman on Baker Street ideal for watching the latest film, whilst having a drink or two and taking in a spot of shopping.
For more information, visit everymancinema.com.
* a supplement applies on steak.