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British Museum, near The Montague on the Gardens, Bloomsbury

Solo in London – taking the city by footJanuary 27, 2012

Experiencing new destinations, exploring new cultures, enjoying new friends… travel is rich and exciting. While there are always new places to go, there are also some that require more than one visit. London is one of them. I recently went to London for my fourth time (second time as a solo traveler) and there was [...] Read more...
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Winter Wonderland at The Montague

Create a Christmas Vodka Flavour to Win a Night’s Stay in LondonOctober 5, 2011

To help you get into the Christmas spirit early this year, we are offering two lucky people the chance to win a stay for two at the Montague on the Gardens to join our festivities. Read more...
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The Wood Deck at The Montague on the Gardens

The burning question – who did invent the barbecue?July 1, 2011

The best al fresco dining experience in central London has to be the terrace and wood deck at the Montague on the Gardens. So who better than General Manager, Dirk Crokaert, to give the Americans a good grilling over their claims to have invented the whole idea of the barbecue way back in the 16th century? Read more...
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Mummy

A chance to take a trip with the deadNovember 11, 2010

The Montague on the Gardens is just round the corner from the British Museum and Dirk Crokaert, General Manager, has paid a visit on the first day of their momentous exhibition “Journey through the afterlife: The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead” to see what all the fuss is about. Read more...
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Cigar roller

Lies, damn lies and cigarsSeptember 14, 2010

Dirk Crokaert, General Manager of the Montague on the Gardens, discovers some fascinating facts amidst the clouds of smoke. Read more...
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Exterior of The British Museum

Top 10 artefacts at the British MuseumFebruary 25, 2010

Only got a few hours to spend in the British Museum? Head Concierge of the nearby Montague on the Gardens Hotel, Mustafa El’omari, gives a quick round-up of the ten crucial “must-see” exhibits in the world’s longest established national public museum. Read more...
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Victorian Doorway

Behind Closed Doors in BloomsburyFebruary 2, 2010

Dirk Crokaert, General Manager of The Montague on the Gardens in Bloomsbury, takes an irreverent look at the group of writers, artists and thinkers who, whilst inspiring much fear and loathing, put this delightful area of London well and truly on the cultural map. Read more… Read more...
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