A) 10 Downing Street B) 200 Oxford Street C) 150 Piccadilly D) 50 Park Lane
A) César Ritz B) Auguste Escoffier C) William Kent D) David Barclay
A) Ostentatiously stylish or fashionable B) Modern and minimalist C) Cheap and affordable D) Quiet and secluded
A) 90 rooms and 40 suites B) 200 rooms and 5 suites C) 150 rooms and 10 suites D) 111 rooms and 25 suites
A) Large green copper lions B) Silver sphinxes C) Golden eagles D) Stone gargoyles
A) Baroque B) Louis XVI C) Gothic Revival D) Victorian
A) The Garden Terrace B) The Palm Court C) The Library D) The Rivoli Bar
A) Arthur Davis B) Tessa Kennedy C) Marcus Binney D) Charles Mewès
A) Bath Hotel B) Savoy Annex C) Walsingham House D) Old White Horse Cellar
A) Charles Mewès and Arthur Davis B) Auguste Escoffier and César Ritz C) William Kent and Marcus Binney D) Tessa Kennedy and Sven Bylander
A) David Lloyd George B) Frederick Barclay C) Sven Bylander D) César Ritz
A) Installed advanced air filtration systems B) Hired full-time dust removal staff C) Built cupboards into the rooms instead of free-standing wardrobes D) Used minimal furniture in bedrooms
A) Solar heating panels B) A steam-powered pump system C) Two large lead-lined tanks D) Massive electric boilers
A) King Edward B) King Boris C) King Edward VIII D) King George V
A) Charlie Chaplin B) Noël Coward C) Douglas Fairbanks D) David Lloyd George
A) Art Deco B) Louis XVI C) Victorian D) Neoclassical
A) David Lloyd George B) Duff Cooper C) Lord Ivor Churchill D) H. H. Asquith
A) It was used as a military hospital B) It was converted into a dining hall for soldiers C) It was usually empty D) It hosted nightly victory parties
A) Dancing at the Savoy B) God Save the King C) Puttin' On the Ritz D) The Vortex
A) David and Frederick Barclay B) César Ritz's heirs C) The Bracewell Smith family D) A Qatari investor |