Events at The Cumberland Hotel

A versatile event space near Marble Arch, ideal for conferences and meetings with top-notch tech.

From: £500 per person

Capacity: Up to 110 guests

Events at 116 Pall Mall

A striking Art Deco café with original architecture, ideal for dinners, networking events, or receptions.

From: £60 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Business at The Marble Arch Hotel by Thistle

Elegant event space for up to 180 guests, ideal for dinners, meetings, and conferences in central London.

From: £2000 per person

Capacity: Up to 180 guests

Pop-up at The May Fair Hotel, A Radisson Collection Hotel

From: £85 per person

Capacity: Up to 80 guests

Business at Radisson Blu Hotel, London Euston Square

A 30-capacity boardroom in a luxurious hotel near Euston, ideal for corporate meetings and training.

From: £40 per person

Capacity: Up to 125 guests

Business at Sofitel London St James

Elegant, flexible meeting rooms with natural light in a five-star hotel. Ideal for events and receptions.

From: £144 per person

Capacity: Up to 70 guests

Dining at {10-11} Carlton House Terrace

A grand historic venue with ornate details, ideal for private dinners and receptions overlooking the Mall.

From: £900 per person

Capacity: Up to 80 guests

Business at Asia House

A grand Georgian venue in Central London, ideal for conferences, receptions, dinners, and weddings.

From: £66 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Events at 12 Hay Hill

From: £500 per person

Capacity: Up to 130 guests

Business at COMO Metropolitan London

Elegant event space with natural light, BOSE PA system, and 75-inch TV. Ideal for meetings.

From: £95 per person

Capacity: Up to 65 guests

What seating layouts work best in a 50-person boutique venue?

For 50 delegates, cabaret (5 tables of 10) encourages interaction in 80 m²; boardroom (one 15 m×5 m table) suits decision-making in 75 m²; theatre style fits 60 m² and is ideal for keynote sessions. Mix layouts for plenary and breakouts.

What is the typical day delegate rate for a 50-person conference in Marylebone?

Expect a midweek day delegate rate of £50–£65 per person in Marylebone. This covers meeting space (60–80 m²), two-course lunch, unlimited tea and coffee, basic AV package (projector, screen, mic) and standard Wi-Fi. Peak dates (Sept–Nov) may incur a 10–15% surcharge.

What are average costs for extra conference services in Marylebone?

Budget an additional £8–£12pp for mid-afternoon snacks, £150–£200 for flipcharts or whiteboard hire, £250–£350 for dedicated AV technician per day, and £20–£30pp for fresh buffet breakfast.

How can I arrange group transport for 50 delegates to Marylebone?

Pre-book a 16m coach (50 seats) via local coach operators; set down on Marylebone Road outside Madame Tussauds. Alternatively, reserve 10-seat minibuses or combine rail group tickets to Marylebone station. Coordinate arrival windows to avoid peak-hour congestion.

How much space does a 50-person conference room need in Marylebone?

Allocate 1.2–1.5 m² per person. For 50 delegates theatre-style you need 60–75 m²; in boardroom style 75–90 m². Allow an extra 15–20 m² for a registration foyer or refreshment station.

Are licences required for serving alcohol at Marylebone conference venues?

Most Marylebone venues hold a premises alcohol licence covering sales until 11 pm. If you supply your own drinks, apply for a temporary events notice (TEN) at least 10 working days in advance. Late-night events may require an extended licence.

How do I design interactive breakout sessions in a Marylebone venue?

Use flexible partitions to create three 15–20 m² pods; equip each with a flipchart, wireless mic, and tablet for digital polling. Schedule 20-minute rotations to maintain energy. Select rooms with movable furniture and natural light to foster creativity.

How far are Marylebone conference venues from London Marylebone station?

Most Marylebone conference venues lie within a 400–600 m radius of London Marylebone station, a 5–7 minute walk. Baker Street tube station is 600–800 m away (7–10 minutes on foot), served by Jubilee, Bakerloo, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.

What notice is needed to book AV support in Marylebone venues?

Arrange AV support at least two weeks before your event. Last-minute requests (under one week) usually attract a 10–20% premium. Confirm technical requirements—projector resolution, mic count—when booking to avoid onsite surcharges.

What tech facilities should I expect in a boutique Marylebone venue for 50?

Boutique venues typically offer a 5 000–6 000 lumen projector, 2 wireless lapel mics, integrated speaker system with 50 W output, 100 Mbps unlimited Wi-Fi, HDMI/VGA ports, a lectern and on-site AV technician support.