Rosewood London
/ About
Housed in a former Pearl Assurance building on High Holborn, Rosewood London sits behind a Belle Époque facade and a grand courtyard, within reach of Covent Garden and the West End. The hotel keeps eleven event spaces across its ground and lower floors, from the Grand Ballroom to a series of intimate salons and private dining rooms.
The Grand Ballroom is reached by two dramatic staircases from the lobby and opens onto a foyer and five adjoining Salons, allowing a single celebration to flow across rooms or break into smaller settings. For private dining, the Mirror Room offers a polished, mirrored salon, while Scarfes Bar, hung with Gerald Scarfe's caricatures and lined with antique books and velvet, is among London's most characterful cocktail bars and a natural home for late receptions.
With an in-house events team and refined catering, the spaces span grand to intimate, and the Salons in particular suit DJ-led private dinners that want flexibility within a single elegant floor.
/ Rooms Available
Grand Ballroom
Exclusive HireReached by two dramatic staircases from the lobby, the ballroom opens onto its own foyer and the adjoining Salons. It can be split into several combinations for smaller events.
Ballroom Foyer
PrivateThe reception space serving the Grand Ballroom, used for arrival drinks and registration ahead of a dinner or conference next door, and hired on its own for a standing reception.
Mirror Room
PrivateA mirrored salon used for intimate dinners, afternoon teas and cocktail receptions.
Scarfes Bar
Semi PrivateA velvet-lined cocktail bar hung with Gerald Scarfe's caricatures and stocked with antique books, available for receptions and known for its bespoke cocktail programme.
The Salons
PrivateFive elegantly appointed rooms off the ballroom foyer, divisible into two to five chambers, with the largest grouping holding around 80 guests. Suited to intimate dinners and receptions.
The Living Room
PrivateA private dining and reception room holding up to around 60 for a standing reception.
The Dining Room
PrivateA panelled private dining room off the hotel's ground floor, laid for a single round table or opened up for a small standing reception.
Sir George Boardroom
PrivateOne of three panelled Chairman's Boardrooms, seating sixteen for a working lunch or dinner around a single table.
Sir Geoffrey Boardroom
PrivateA panelled Chairman's Boardroom seating fourteen around a single table.
Sir James Boardroom
PrivateThe smallest of the three Chairman's Boardrooms, seating twelve around one table.
/ Perfect For
/ Features
AV Equipment
- – Sound System
- – Lighting Rig
- – Microphone
- – Projector
Catering
- – In-House Luxury Dining
- – Private Bar
- – Bespoke Menus
- – Cocktail Programme
- – Canape Service
Licensing
- – Full Alcohol Licence
- – Music Licence
Venue Specs
- – Private Entrance
- – Air Conditioned
- – Dedicated Events Team
- – Cloakroom
- – Wheelchair Accessible
- – Wi-Fi
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