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Inspired Events. Thoughtfully Crafted. Hotel Foyer INSPIRED EVENTS. THOUGHTFULLY CRAFTED. HOTEL FOYER BEAUTIFULLY ELEGANT EVENTS For elegance, flexibility and sheer quality, JW Marriott Grosvenor House, is an unrivalled destination. Whether it is a magical wedding reception, a glitzy award ceremony, or an important business conference, we can transform our rooms to create the perfect setting for you and your guests. HOTEL FLOOR PLAN PARK STREET FIRE EXIT SANRIZZ COURT HAIR SALON SUITE MOUNT RÜYA LIFT TO 86 PARK LANE STREET RESTAURANT MEETING FORECOURT ROOMS MAIN HOTEL ENTRANCE BALLROOM LCONY BA GREAT ROOM & BALLROOM N CONCIERGE SK MAIN DE LIFT TO BALLROOM HOTEL RECEPTIO 86 PARK FOYER LANE FOYER TO THE GREAT HOTEL ROOM LIFTS WHEEL DISABLED CHAIR TOILETS LIFT LIBRARY THE RED BAR OAK CL ROOMS CORRIGAN’S RESTAURANT BALLROOM TO THE ENTRANCE THEPARK ROOM GREAT ROOM GREAT ROOM JW STEAKHOUSE ENTRANCE PARK LANE MARKET HOTEL ENTRANCE PARK LANE GROUND FLOOR KEY: FUNCTION SUITES TO PARK STREET RINK BAR THE GREAT ROOM COURT SUITE TO PARK STREET UP UP RINK BAR COURT SUITE JEEVES SUITE UP UP SERVICE JEEVES SUITE DOWN DOWN TO SERVICE BALLROOM UP TO SERVICE ASSEMBLY BUCKINGHAM DOWN DOWNTO COURT TO PARK LANE FOYER SUITE SUITE BALLROOM GUTHRIE SUITE UP TO SERVICE THE GREAT ROOM ASSEMBLY BUCKINGHAM TO COURT PARK LANE Balcony Level FOYER SUITE SUITE GUTHRIEMARBLE SUITE FOYER THE GREAT ROOM Balcony Level MARBLE FOYER LUTYENS GREAT ROOM BAR SIMPSON SUITE ENTRANCE REST BALCONY CLUB BALCONY LUTYENS GREAT ROOM PARK LANE BAR SIMPSON SUITE ENTRANCE REST BALCONY CLUB BALCONY THE BALLROOMPARK LANE SERVICE THE BALLROOM SERVICE BALCONY GROSVENOR SUITE AUDLEY SUITE TO UPPER BALCONY GROSVENOR SUITE AUDLEY SUITE GROSVENOR ST TO UPPER ENTRANCE GROSVENOR ST ENTRANCE TO HOTEL RECEPTION TO HOTEL RECEPTION LIFT LIFT UP UP UP UP DIMENSIONS CAPACITY THE GREAT ROOM UP LXW(MT) SQ. MT. SQ. FT.UP BANQUET UP AWARDS DINNER RECEPTION THEATRE CLASSROOM BOARDROOM CABARET U-SHAPE Known as the most desirable address for LXW(FT) ROUNDS DINNER DANCE UP FP BP FP BP FP BP UP UP society and celebrity occasions, the Great Great Room – 3,147 34,164 2000 1500 1500 2000 1500 1300 800 700 140 1000 500 – Room fuses a rich and fascinating history on (Total) Park Lane. The inspired surroundings of this BALLROOM FOYER FP: Front Projection BP: Back Projection TO HOTEL LOUNGE iconic event space began its history in 1929 AND FOYER UP BALLROOM FOYER as an ice-rink where the young Queen TO HOTEL LOUNGE Elizabeth II learned to skate. Today, the AND FOYER UP LIFT crystal chandeliers, expansive carpet and SERVICE sweeping staircase are reminiscent of that SERVICE TO THE GREAT ROOM virtuous history, to create a perfect LIFT THE GREAT ROOM backdrop for you to pursue this evolving SERVICE SERVICE Floor Level CLOAKROOMS legacy with your own crafted experience. TO THE GREAT ROOM TO THE GREAT ROOM THE GREAT ROOM Floor Level CLOAKROOMS TO THE GREAT ROOM TO UPPER GROSVENOR ST ENTRANCE LIFT TO UPPER PARK LANE GROSVENOR ST BALLROOM ENTRANCE ENTRANCE LIFT PARK LANE BALLROOM ENTRANCE THE GREAT ROOM FOYER THE BALLROOM TO PARK STREET COURT SUITE RINK BAR Understated charm underpins an enriching experience. The Court Suite is a distinctive PIMLICO ROOM setting, featuring natural daylight and high COURT SUITE UP UP ceilings to provide a perfect backdrop for receptions, dinners, conferences and celebratory events delivered with attention to craft and detail. JEEVES SUITE KENSINGTON SERVICE ROOM DOWN DOWN TO BALLROOM UP TO SERVICE ASSEMBLY BUCKINGHAM TO COURT PARK LANE FOYER SUITE SUITE GUTHRIE SUITE THE GREAT ROOM Balcony Level MARBLE FOYER LUTYENS GREAT ROOM BAR SIMPSON SUITE ENTRANCE REST BALCONY CLUB BALCONY PARK LANE THE BALLROOM SERVICE TO PARK STREET GREENWICH ROOM BALCONY GROSVENOR SUITE AUDLEY SUITE RINK BAR TO UPPER GROSVENOR ST ENTRANCE COURT SUITE TO HOTEL UP UP RECEPTION LIFT AUDIO CONTROL ROOM JEEVES SUITE UP UP SERVICE DOWN DOWN TO BALLROOM UP UP TO SERVICEUP UP ASSEMBLY BUCKINGHAM TO COURT PARK LANE BALLROOM FOYER SUITE SUITE GUTHRIE SUITE THE GREAT ROOMEmbracing a glamorous and historic past Balcony Level with exquisite events from weddings to MARBLE FOYER BALLROOM FOYER TO HOTEL LOUNGE society and corporate occasions, the elegant UP LUTYENS AND FOYER GREAT ROOM BAR SIMPSON SUITE Ballroom is naturally understated, refined ENTRANCE REST BALCONY CLUB BALCONY and purposefully graceful. Maintaining a PARK LANE COURT SUITE THE BALLROOM LIFT SERVICE fresh and timeless décor with elegant cut SERVICE BALCONY GROSVENOR SUITE AUDLEY SUITE SERVICE TO UPPER glass chandeliers and Art Deco features with TO THE GREAT ROOM GROSVENOR ST 21st century comfort and inspired services. ENTRANCE TO HOTEL THE GREAT ROOM RECEPTION Floor Level CLOAKROOMS LIFT TO THE GREAT ROOM UP UP TO UPPER GROSVENOR ST UP UP UP ENTRANCE DIMENSIONS CAPACITY LXW(MT) SQ. MT. SQ. FT. BANQUET AWARDS DINNER RECEPTION THEATRE CLASSROOM BOARDROOM CABARET U-SHAPE LIFT LXW(FT) ROUNDS DINNER DANCE PARKFP LANE BP FP BP FP BP BALLROOM FOYER TO HOTEL LOUNGE BALLROOM AND FOYER UP 29.5x19.3x4 Ballroom (Total) 900 9,688 550 500 450 1000ENTRANCE 550 450 260 200 60 240 210 80 97x63x13 LIFT SERVICE Ballroom Foyer – – 150 – – 350 –––––––– SERVICE TO THE GREAT ROOM THE GREAT ROOM 16.4x18.9x5 Floor Level CLOAKROOMS Audley Suite 299 3,218 250 180 190 400 250 200 120 100 44 140 100 60 53.8x62x16.4 TO THE GREAT ROOM 13.5x18.9x5 Grosvenor Suite 235 2,530 200 140 140 400 150 100 100 80 44 100 80 40 44.3x62x16.4 TO UPPER 16.6x10.3x4.1 GROSVENOR ST Court Suite 171 1,840 180 – 120 250 180 – 70 – - 66 – - ENTRANCE 54x34x13 LIFT PARK LANE Pimlico 10.77x4.94 53 – – – – 50 50 – 30 – 20 24 – 20 BALLROOM ENTRANCE Kensington 6.27x5.33 33 – – – – 36 30 – 14 – 14 12 – 12 Greenwich 9.86x5.74 57 – – – – 50 50 – 30 – 20 24 – 20 ALBEMARLE 86 PARK86 PA LANERK LANE – FLOOR PLANS KEY HAMPDEN HARCOURT NORTH STRATTON MAIN ENTRANCE SUITE SUITE SUITE SUITE LIFT FIRE EXIT STAIRCASE FITZROY SUITE DIS DISABLED WASHROOM DIS GENTS WASHROOM SOMERSET SUITE KITCHEN LADIES WASHROOM SPENCER DUDLEY SUITE SUITE DEVONSHIRE SUITE BOARDROOM SUITE BUSINESS CENTRE CLARENDON SUITE ALDFORD CHESTERFIELD SUITE SUITE BOURDON SUITE DIS BURLINGTON ALBEMARLE SUITE SUITE BROOK BARNATO ADAMS APSLEY SUITE SUITE SUITE SUITE DIMENSIONS CAPACITY LXW(MT) / LXW(FT) SQ. MT. SQ. FT. BANQUET COCKTAIL BOARDROOM THEATRE CLASSROOM U-SHAPE CABARET FP ROUNDS RECEPTION TABLE OF 6 Adams 6.7x6.1x2.6 / 20x22x9 41 441 20 30 16 30 14 14 12 86 PARK LANE Albemarle 13.9x10.8x2.5 / 35x46x8 150 1,616 100 150 34 110 50 - 48 Available to combine banqueting Aldford 11.8x5.6x2.5 / 18x39x8 66 710 40 60 24 50 25 21 18 with business, offering a distinctive experience in a choice of light filled rooms. Apsley 6.9x6.1x2.6 / 20x23x9 42 452 20 30 16 30 14 14 12 These dedicated individual event spaces offer a venue for every kind of occasion, Barnato 7.9x6.1x2.5 / 20x26x8 48 519 20 32 16 30 18 14 12 where you can energise your guests with Boardroom 6.2x5.3x2.9 / 17x20x10 32 354 20 30 12 28 10 12 12 our full-service catering, coffee breaks or banqueting for a seamlessly crafted Bourdon 11x5.8x2.5 / 19x36x8 64 687 40 55 24 50 25 21 18 experience. Brook 8.2x6.1x2.5 / 20x27x8 50 538 20 35 20 30 18 16 12 Burlington 13.9x7.3x2.5 / 24x46x8 99 1,093 70 100 34 80 35 34 36 Chesterfield 7.6x5.3x2.5 / 17x25x8 40 434 20 30 16 30 15 12 12 Clarendon 10.3x5.3x2.5 / 17x34x8 55 592 40 50 24 40 24 20 18 Devonshire 10.8x5.3x2.5 / 17x35x8 57 616 30 50 24 40 24 21 18 Dudley 7.9x5.3x2.5 / 17x26x8 42 452 20 30 16 30 15 12 12 Fitzroy 14.5x5.9x2.5 / 19x48x8 86 925 60 80 34 70 42 34 36 Hampden 7.5x6.4x2.5 / 21x25x8 48 517 20 40 16 30 18 12 12 BURLINGTON Harcourt 6.1x5.6x2.5 / 18x20x8 34 368 20 25 12 30 12 10 12 North 11.5x6.2x2.5 / 20x38x8 71 767 40 70 24 58 30 24 18 Somerset 9.5x5.2x2.5 / 17x31x8 49 532 30 40 18 30 21 15 (slim) 18 Spencer 11.9x5.4x2.8 / 18x39x9 64 692 40 60 24 42 18 21 (slim) 18 Stratton 10.8x6.1x2.4 / 20x35x8 65 709 40 60 24 48 30 15 (slim) 18 PARK VIEW SUITE EXECUTIVE SUITE GUEST BEDROOMS Cultivate enriching experiences at JW Marriott Grosvenor House, with refined British elegance and intuitive luxury in the heart of Mayfair. With an inspired décor based on accents of colour mirroring Royal Hyde Park and the complimentary well-being benefits on offer. Guest accommodations, including two Royal Suites, with plush pillow top beds and marble bathrooms continue to pay homage to our fascinating past, whilst acknowledging immersive and tailored present day relevance. SUPERIOR ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS CITY ATTRACTIONS 496 bedrooms and suites London offers a wealth of cultural & historical experiences. World class art, theatre, museums, music and attractions GUEST SERVICES are available throughout the year Business Centre, car parking, theatre tickets, florist and hairdressing salon HISTORICAL SIGHTS Buckingham Palace RESTAURANTS & LOUNGES Houses of Parliament JW Steakhouse, Park Lane Market, Piccadilly Circus The Park Room, The Library, Trafalgar Square The Red Bar, Corrigan’s Mayfair, Rüya Tower of London Westminster Abbey ADDITIONAL FACILITIES St Paul’s Cathedral & SERVICES 24 hour Business Centre MUSEUMS & ART GALLERIES Fitness Suite British Museum Car Park (30 spaces) National Gallery Gift Shop National Portrait Gallery In-house Florist Tate Britain Theatre tickets Tate Modern Guest Relations & Concierge Victoria & Albert Museum Sanrizz Hair Salon Natural History Museum Science Museum ATTRACTIONS Imperial War Museum Ideal location for the West End – Oxford Saatchi Gallery Street, Knightsbridge, Buckingham Palace Serpentine Museum and Piccadilly.
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