Events at InterContinental London Park Lane

From: £2500 per person

Capacity: Up to 150 guests

Events at The National Gallery

Elegant gallery room with Rubens' works, ideal for stylish receptions (100) or dinners (60).

From: £10000 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Dining at {10-11} Carlton House Terrace

An ornate, traditional dining room for up to 70 guests in a Grade 1 listed building.

From: £800 per person

Capacity: Up to 90 guests

Dining at 116 Pall Mall

Elegant room with Pall Mall views, ideal for private dining or receptions.

From: £90 per person

Capacity: Up to 140 guests

Events at Ham Yard Hotel

From: £450 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Dining at Sartoria

From: £1000 per person

Capacity: Up to 70 guests

Events at The Dorchester

From: £3000 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Dining at Haymarket Hotel

An elegant private dining space in London's theatre district, ideal for intimate gatherings and celebrations.

From: £360 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Events at The Lanesborough London

From: £3500 per person

Capacity: Up to 150 guests

Dining at Home House

Elegant L-shaped rooms in a Grade 1 listed building. Ideal for dinners, weddings, and receptions.

From: £900 per person

Capacity: Up to 180 guests

What tech facilities should I expect in a Marylebone private dining room for 50?

Most venues include a 65" or 75" 4K screen, HDMI and wireless screen-share, lapel and handheld mics, in-room sound system and basic lighting. Ask about dedicated Wi-Fi bandwidth (min 50 Mbps) and technician support. Confirm power sockets and bring adaptors if you need extra ports.

Which catering styles work best for a 50-person private dining event in Marylebone?

For 50 guests, plated service ensures a formal, timed dining flow. Family-style sharing platters suit networking events, with three-course menu served in 20-min intervals. Bowl food works for cocktail receptions but needs 8–10 servers. Buffet requires more space—allow 1 m per guest in queue.

What is included in a set menu price for a 50-person private dining event in Marylebone?

A standard set-menu package for 50 guests typically covers a three-course seasonal meal, arrival canapés, half-bottle of house wine, mineral water, room exclusive hire, white-clothed tables and service staff at a ratio of 1:10. Extras—coffee, cocktails and premium wines—are additional.

What is the typical per head cost for private dining in Marylebone for 50 guests?

Expect a set-menu rate of £100–£150 per head in Central London. This usually includes a three-course meal, half-bottle of wine and room hire. Top-end menus with premium wines or bespoke canapes rise to £175+. Service and VAT are often extra.

What parking options are available near private dining venues in Marylebone?

On-site parking is rare; book in NCP Marylebone Lane (5 spaces) or Q-Park Oxford St (100 spaces). Valet parking may be offered by higher-end hotels (£25–£40/day). Allow 10 minutes extra for peak-time drop-off and 5-minute walk to most venues.

What room sizes suit 50 guests in a Marylebone private dining venue?

Aim for 150–200 sq m of usable space: 150 sq m works for banquet or theatre seating; 200 sq m allows lounge areas or reception. Ceiling height should be at least 2.7 m to support AV mounts. Confirm any fixed furniture won’t reduce floor area by more than 10 %.

How accessible are Marylebone private dining rooms for corporate guests?

Most rooms are within 5 minutes’ walk of Bond Street or Baker Street tubes, with step-free lifts. Taxi ranks are on Dorset St and Manchester Square. For out-of-town attendees, Marylebone Station (Chiltern Railways) is a 10-minute walk away.

How do I configure seating for 50 guests in a Marylebone private dining room?

Opt for a U-shape or banquet layout on a 150–200 sq m floor. U-shape supports presentations with a central AV screen; banquet (round tables of 8–10) encourages networking. Allow 1.5 m between tables for service flow. Confirm your room’s ceiling height (min 2.7 m) to accommodate AV rigging.

Are there noise restrictions for private dining rooms in Marylebone?

Marylebone falls under Westminster’s Public Entertainment Licensing. Most venues enforce a 11 pm music cut-off; amplified mic use may end at 10 pm. Confirm your licence covers speeches or DJ. Indoor-only events bypass outdoor noise curfews.

What local attractions can complement a private dining event in Marylebone?

Enhance your event with a pre-dinner stroll to Regina’s Italian Gardens, a 5-minute walk; or a post-meal visit to the Wallace Collection on Manchester Square. For team building, book a private tour at Madame Tussauds (10 minutes away on foot).