Journal
Every guide we publish, newest first. London restaurants, bars, pubs, hotels, afternoon tea, spas and nightlife, each one checked against the venue's own published information rather than against other guides.
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We take no bookings, sell nothing, and accept no payment for inclusion. Where a price or a rule appears here, it came from the venue.
Pan Pacific London: Children Can Only Swim at Set Hours
The infinity pool has narrow children's hours and an under-16 supervision rule. Where the kids eat free, and where the discount stops.
Kimpton Fitzroy London: Its Own Pages Disagree on Dog Size
The FAQ caps dogs at 35kg and the pet page says any size. No pool, no spa, no parking, and a 2pm same-day cancellation.
Sea Containers London: The Rooftop Is Over 18s All Day
12th Knot admits nobody under 18 at any hour. The 20lb dog limit, the missing pool and the 6pm cancellation deadline.
The Cube London: Book as Two and You Play With Strangers
Games run in fours, so a pair gets paired up. The seven day rescheduling rule, the no refund policy and the flashing light warning.
Lyceum Theatre London: The Cloakroom Will Not Take Your Coat
It takes suitcases and rucksacks but not coats. Ages for The Lion King, the strobe warning and the access dates, which are all in 2027.
Mrs Doubtfire Is Not in London Any More
The West End run closed in April 2025 and the tour has no London date. Where it is instead, and the Lyceum that is not the London one.
Hyrox London: No Time Limit, and No Way to Move Your Entry
2 to 6 December at ExCeL. The refund rules, the Flex Add-On you can only buy once, and the bag drop with no showers.
Troxy London: No Queueing Before 1pm, and No Perfume
The A4 bag limit, the chewing gum ban that protects the carpet, and why Front Stalls tickets are not step-free.
The Friends Experience London Has Closed
It ended on 4 January 2026, but its website still invites you to come before it closes. What was there, and what is at the venue now.
Crystal Maze London: The Access Page Contradicts Itself
It says it has no access shows, then tells you to book one. Prices, the age rule, the six strobe points and who cannot play.
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Questions we get asked
How often is the guide updated?
Continuously, and each page records the month it was last checked rather than only the date it was first written. Opening hours and prices in London change often enough that an unchecked guide is worse than none.
How do you decide what goes in?
Every entry is verified against the venue's own published information, not against other guides. Nothing is included in exchange for payment, and nothing is excluded for refusing it.