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title: "Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience · London"
description: "A chaotic comedy dinner with lashings of laughter served up by Manuel Basil and Sybil"
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# Faulty Towers - A Chaotic Comedy Dining Experience

![Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience at Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience](https://londondrum.com/i/eve/faulty-towers-the-dining-experience.webp)
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## Useful things to know before your visit

Address: Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience, President Hotel, 56-60 Guildford Street, Bloomsbury WC1N 1DB

### What are the dates and times?

1st October 2025 to [20th December 2026](https://londondrum.com/events/?m=20-december) · Wed-Sun (May & Oct-Dec); Thu-Sun (Jun-Sep) · Sittings at 1.30 PM (Sat-Sun), 6.30 PM (Sun); 7.30 PM (Tue-Sat)

### How much do the tickets cost?

Seats from £68.50

### Which buses go to Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience?

Bus routes 14, 59, 68, 91 and 168 all stop close by

### Which is the closest train station?

The nearest station is [Russell Square](https://londondrum.com/transport/trains.php?station=russell-square) on the Piccadilly line. It only takes a minute to walk to Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience

### Which other attractions are nearby?

These attractions are all within 15 minutes walk of Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience: British Museum, Charles Dickens Museum, Petrie Museum, Sir John Soane's Museum and Postal Museum

The _Faulty Towers Dining Experience_ is an hilarious homage to John Cleese's classic comedy sitcom _Fawlty Towers_ - a fully immersive 2-hour show where _you_ are the diners, served by the bungling Manuel, the blustering Basil, and his long-suffering wife Sybil.

![Basil at the Faulty Towers Dining Experience](https://londondrum.com/i/eve/basil-faulty-towers-dining-experience.webp) _Basil at the Faulty Towers Dining Experience_

## The President Hotel in Bloomsbury

Set inside the President Hotel near Russell Square, you'll be transported back to the 1970s world of the TV show as you enjoy a 3-course lunch or dinner.

![The President Hotel in Bloomsbury](https://londondrum.com/i/eve/president-hotel-bloomsbury.webp) _The President Hotel in Bloomsbury_

It's like stepping inside the TV show and becoming part of the action. The guests are not just audience members... a team of talented actors will immerse you inside their slapstick chaos with a series of highly improvised and interactive skits that play out all around you.

![Manuel at the Faulty Towers Dining Experience](https://londondrum.com/i/eve/manuel-faulty-towers-dining-experience.webp) _Manuel at the Faulty Towers Dining Experience_

It's an eating experience where anything can (and definitely will) go wrong... this is one meal where you won't mind the shocking service!

## Three Course Meal: Starter, Main & Dessert

![Sybil at the Faulty Towers Dining Experience](https://londondrum.com/i/eve/sybil-faulty-towers-dining-experience.webp) _Sybil at the Faulty Towers Dining Experience_

A typical starter might be roasted butternut squash soup served with bread rolls and butter (all food items are subject to change). That might be followed by a main dish of roasted lemon and oregano breast, a leg of chicken, or butternut squash and lentil wellington, accompanied by oven-roasted rosemary potatoes, root vegetables and lashings of gravy.

Typical desserts might include white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake served with blueberry coulis, or chocolate and orange brownie cakes drizzled over with chocolate sauce.

## 5-star reviews all over the world

[Video](https://www.youtube.com/embed/7Qc6VWpA75Y)

Over the last thirty years this critically acclaimed show has been picking up 5-star reviews wherever its played, from the UK, Ireland and Europe, to places further afield like Australia and the United Arab Emirates.

Its twelve year run in London has made it one of the longest-running immersive experiences in the West End.
