LANCASTER BALLROOM

The elegant high-ceilinged Edwardian-style Abraham Lincoln room has the distinction of being the original banqueting room at The Savoy. Used alone, the room is the perfect size for business luncheons, conferences, formal dinners and dinner dances; the ideal space for banqueting in London.

With its painted decorative panels, delightful murals of eighteenth-century Venetian life, silvered mirrors, and gilded mirrored sconces; the Gondoliers private dining room is an elegant and charming backdrop to cocktail parties, private afternoon teas, and business meetings. The room’s understated grandeur also adds lustre to special dining occasions.

The stylish Manhattan room flaunts classic art deco design by architect Sir Howard Robertson, also responsible for the iconic “Savoy” signage in Savoy Court.This event space with capacity for up to 80 guests is ideal for wedding and cocktail receptions, after-parties and small corporate gatherings and private dining occasions.

A pretty, light oak-panelled room, with carved details and silvered highlights, the intimate Iolanthe room is an elegant choice for private dining or business meetings. Like all of the six private dining rooms at The Savoy, Iolanthe boasts natural light and is located near the heart of the hotel with easy access from the main hotel entrance.

Located on the ground floor of The Savoy, Mikado is one of the hotel’s medium sized private rooms, retaining its original décor of wood-panelled walls with black edging and brass details. Bringing a sophisticated elegance to meetings, social lunches or dinners, this London private dining room offers plenty of space for a cocktail party or corporate events.

The Lancaster Ballroom at The Savoy is one of the largest, most glamorous, and most historic ballrooms in London. This sizeable open space, with no internal pillars to spoil the view or the experience is one of London’s prime spots for grand receptions, weddings, conferences, luncheons and dances.