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1 Approved venue Address Postcode Telephone 1 10-11 Carlton House Terrace 10 Carlton House Terrace SW1Y 5AH 020 7969 5224 2 45 Millbank 16 John Islip Street SW1P 4JU 020 7514 8514 3 Altitude 360 Twenty Ninth floor, 21 Millbank SW1P 4QP 0845 500 2929 4 Altitude Second floor 21 Millbank SW1P 4QP 0845 500 3500 5 Aqua 240 Regent Street W1B 3BR 020 7478 0540 6 Army and Navy Club 36 Pall Mall SW1Y 5JN 020 7930 9721 7 Arts Club 40 Dover Street W1S 4NP 020 7499 8581 8 Asia House 63 New Cavendish Street W1G 7LP 020 7307 5454 9 Athenaeum Hotel 116 Piccadilly W1J 7BJ 020 7499 3464 10 Avenue 7-9 James’s Street SW1A 1E 020 7321 2111 11 BAFTA (British Academy Film & Television) 195 Piccadilly W1J 9LN 020 7734 0022 12 Banqueting House Whitehall SW1A 2ER 020 3166 6150 13 Berkeley Hotel Wilton Place SW1X 7RL 020 7235 6000 14 Brown’s Restaurant 82-84 St Martin’s Lane WC2N 4AG 020 7395 6091 15 Brown's Hotel 30 Albemarle Street W1S 4BP 020 7493 6020 16 Cafe de Paris 3-4 Coventry Street W1D 6BL 020 7395 5807 17 Cafe Royal Hotel 68 Regent Street W1B 4DY 020 7406 3333 18 Caledonian Club 9 Halkin Street SW1X 7DR 020 7235 5162 19 Carlton Club 69 St James’s Street SW1A 1PJ 020 7493 1164 20 Century Club 61-63 Shaftesbury Avenue W1D 6LG 020 7534 3080 21 Chandos House 2 Queen Anne Street W1G 9LQ 020 7290 2951 22 Charing Cross 139 Strand WC2R 5HX 0871 376 9012 23 Charlotte Street Hotel 15 Charlotte Street W1T 1RJ 020 7806 2000 24 Chesterfield Hotel 35 Charles Street W1J 5EB 020 7491 2622 25 Cinnamon Club 30-32 Great Smith Street SW1P 3BU 020 7222 2555 26 Claridge's Hotel 45/47 Brook Street W1K 4HR 020 7409 6500 27 Club at 'The Ivy’ 9 West Street WC2H 9NE 020 7836 4751 28 Commonwealth Club 25 Northumberland House WC2N 5AP 020 7766 9223 29 Connaught Hotel Carlos Place W1K 2AL 020 7499 7070 30 Corinthia Hotel London 10 Whitehall Place SW1A 2BD 020 7930 8181 31 Courthouse Hotel 19-21 Great Marlborough Street W1F 7HL 020 7297 5555 32 Criterion Restaurant 224 Piccadilly W1J 9HP 020 7930 0488 33 Cumberland Hotel Great Cumberland Place W1H 7DL 0871 376 9014 34 Dartmouth House 37 Charles Street W1J 5ED 020 7529 1554 35 Dorchester Hotel 53 Park Lane W1K 1QA 020 7629 8888 36 Doubletree By Hilton London Victoria 2 Bridge Place SW1V 1QA 020 7834 8123 37 Duke's Hotel St James's Place SW1A 1NY 020 7491 4840 38 Fortnum and Mason 181-184 Piccadilly W1A1ER 020 7734 8040 39 FORTY-FIVE 45 Park Lane W1K 1PN 020 7493 4545 40 Four Seasons Hotel Hamilton Place, Park Lane W1J 7DR 020 7499 0888 41 Gore Hotel 190 Queen's Gate SW7 5EX 020 7584 6601 42 Goring Hotel Beeston Place SW1W 0JW 020 7396 9000 43 Grosvenor House Hotel 86-90 Park Lane W1K 7TN 0207 499 6363 44 Groucho Club 45 Dean Street W1D 4QB 020 7439 4685 45 H.Q.S. Wellington Temple Stairs, Victoria Embankment WC2R 2PN 020 7836 8179 46 Haymarket Hotel 1 Suffolk Place SW1Y 4BP 020 7287 4434 47 Hilton London Hyde Park Hotel 129 Bayswater Road W2 4RJ 0207 221 2217 48 Hilton London Metropole Hotel 225 Edgware Road W2 1JU 020 7402 4141 49 Hilton London Paddington 146 Praed Street W2 1EE 0207 850 0500 50 Hilton London Waldorf Hotel Aldwych WC2B 4DD 020 7836 2400 Westminster Register Office, Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP Tel: 020 7641 7500 Fax: 020 7641 1075 Email: [email protected] www.westminster.gov.uk/registrar Updated 29th September 2014 2 Approved venue Address Postcode Telephone 51 Hilton Trafalgar Hotel 2 Spring Gardens SW1A 2TS 020 7870 2900 52 Home House 20 Portman Square W1H 6LW 020 7670 2000 53 Hotel Intercontinental London 1 Hamilton Place W1J 7QY 020 7409 3131 54 House of Commons, Palace of Westminster Parliament Square SW1A 0AA 020 7219 0697 55 Hush 8 Lancashire Court W1S 1EY 020 7659 1500 56 Hyatt Regency London The Churchill 30 Portman Square W1H 7BH 020 7486 5800 57 Il Bottaccio 9 Grosvenor Place SW1X 7SH 020 7235 9522 58 Imperial College (Princes Gate) 58 Princes Gate SW7 2PG 020 7594 9494 59 Imperial College (Queen's Gate) 170 Queen's Gate SW7 5HF 020 7594 9494 60 Institute of Contemporary Arts 12 Carlton House Terrace SW1Y 5AH 020 7766 1413 61 Institute of Directors 116 Pall Mall SW1Y 5ED 020 7839 1233 62 Institution of Civil Engineers 1 Great George Street SW1P 3AA 020 7665 2323 63 InterContinental London Westminster 22 Broadway SW1H 0BH 0203 301 8080 64 International Students House 229 Great Portland Street W1W 5PN 020 7631 8306 65 Kent House Rutland Gardens SW7 1BX 020 7591 3838 66 Kettners 29 Romilly Street W1D 5HP 020 7292 0512 67 Kings College London 152-157 The Strand WC2R 2LS 0207 836 5454 68 Lancaster London Lancaster Terrace W2 2TY 020 7551 6796 69 Landmark London Hotel 222 Marylebone Road NW1 6JQ 020 7631 8000 70 Lanesborough Hotel 1 Lanesborough Place SW1X 7TA 020 7259 5599 71 Langham Hotel 1c Portland Place, Regent Street W1B 1JA 020 7636 1000 72 Lansdowne Club 9 Fitzmaurice Place W1J 5JD 020 7629 7200 73 Law Society 100 -114 Chancery Lane WC2A 1PL 020 7320 9555 74 Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel 21 Piccadilly W1J 0BH 020 7290 7294 75 London Hilton 22 Park Lane W1K 1BE 020 7493 8000 76 London Marriott Hotel (Grosvenor Square) 84-86 Duke Street W1K 6JP 020 7493 1232 77 Lord's Cricket Ground St John's Wood Road NW8 8QN 020 7616 8501 78 Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park Hotel 66 Knightsbridge SW1X 7LA 020 7235 2000 79 Marriott Marble Arch 134 George Street W1H 5DN 020 7723 1277 80 Mayfair Library 25 South Audley Street W1K 2PB 020 7641 7500 81 ME Hotel 335 Strand WC2R 1HA 0808 234 1953 82 Metropolitan Hotel 18-19 Old Park Lane W1K 1LB 020 7447 1063 83 Millenium Hotel London Mayfair 44 Grosvenor Square W1K 2HP 020 7629 9400 84 Mint Hotel Westminster 30 John Islip Street SW1P 4DD 020 7932 4803 85 Mint Leaf Kinnaird House 1 Pall Mall East SW1Y 5AU 020 7930 9020 86 Montcalm Hotel 34-40 Great Cumberland Place W1H 7TW 020 7958 3200 87 Mosimann's (Restaurant) 11B West Halkin Street SW1X 8JL 0207 838 6330 88 National Liberal Club 1 Whitehall Place SW1A 2HE 020 7930 9871 89 Naval and Military Club 4 St James's Square SW1Y 4JU 020 7827 5757 90 No.11 Cavendish Square 11 Cavendish Square W1G 0PQ 020 7307 2474 91 Northumberland House 8 Northumberland Avenue WC2N 5BY 020 3263 1011 92 One Aldwych Hotel 1 Aldwych WC2B 4RH 020 7300 0700 93 One Marylebone Road 1 Marylebone Road NW14AQ 020 7380 1663 94 One Mayfair North Audley Street W1K 6DP 020 7380 1663 95 One Whitehall Place 1 Whitehall Place SW1A 2HD 020 7839 3344 96 Oriental Club Stratford House, Stratford Place 020 7629 5126 97 Park Lane Hotel (Sheraton) 108/115 Piccadilly W1J 7BX 020 7499 6321 98 Prince of Wales Theatre 31 Coventry Street W1D 6AS 020 7766 2102 99 Quaglino's Restaurant 16 Bury Street SW1Y 6AJ 020 7930 6767 100 Quo Vadis' 26 Dean Street W1D 3LL 020 7437 9585 Westminster Register Office, Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP Tel: 020 7641 7500 Fax: 020 7641 1075 Email: [email protected] www.westminster.gov.uk/registrar Updated 29th September 2014 3 Approved venue Address Postcode Telephone 101 R.S Hispaniola Victoria Embankment WC2N 5DJ 020 7839 3011 102 Radisson Blu Portman Hotel 22 Portman Square W1H 7BG 020 7208 6000 103 Radisson Edwardian Mayfair Hotel 17 Stratton Street W1J 8LT 020 7629 7777 104 Ritz Hotel 150 Piccadilly W1J 9BR 020 7493 8181 105 Royal Aeronautical Society 4 Hamilton Place W1J 7BQ 020 7670 4314 106 Royal Air Force Club 128 Piccadilly W1J 7PY 020 7399 1005 107 Royal College of Surgeons of England 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields WC2A 3PE 020 7869 6745 108 Royal Courts of Justice Strand WC2A 2LL 020 7334 3921 109 Royal Geographical Society 1 Kensington Gore SW7 2AR 020 7591 3000 110 Royal Institute of British Architects 66 Portland Place W1B 1AD 020 7307 3888 111 Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors 12 Great George Street SW1P 3AD 020 7334 3875 112 Royal Institution of Great Britain 21 Albemarle Street W1S 4BS 020 7409 2992 113 Royal Society for Public Health 28 Portland Place W1B 1DE 020 7251 7171 114 Royal Society of Arts 8 John Adam Street WC2N 6EZ 020 7930 5115 115 Royal Thames Yacht Club 60 Knightsbridge SW1X 7LF 020 7235 2121 116 Rubens at the Palace Hotel 39 Buckingham Palace Road SW1W 0PS 020 7834 6600 117 Sake no Hana 23 St. James’s Street SW1A 1HA 020 7925 8988 118 Sanderson Hotel 50 Berners Street W1T 3NF 020 7300 1400 119 Sartoria Restaurant Limited 20 Savile Row W1S 3PR 020 7534 7015 120 Savile Club 69 Brook Street W1K 4ER 020 7491 5526 121 Savoy Hotel Strand WC2R 0EU 020 7836 4343 122 Savoy Place IET London 2 Savoy Place WC2R 0BL 020 7344 5479 123 Shadow Lounge 5 Brewer Street W1F 0RD 020 7317 9270 124 Sherlock Holmes Hotel 108 Baker Street W1U 6LJ 020 7486 6161 125 Simpsons in the Strand 100 Strand WC2R 0EW 020 7836 9112 126 Sketch 9 Conduit Street W1S 2XG 020 7659 4500 127 Sofitel St James London Hotel 6 Waterloo Place SW1Y 4AN 020 7747 2200 128 Soho Hotel 4 Richmond Mews W1D 3DH 020 7559 3000 129 Soho House 40 Greek Street W1D 4EB 020 7734 5188 130 Soho Theatre 21 Dean Street W1D 3NE 020 7478 0117 131 Somerset House Strand WC2R 1LA 020 7845 4618 132 Spencer House 27 St James’s Place SW1A 1NR 020 7514 1964 133 St Ermin's Hotel Caxton Street SW1H 0QW 020 7222 7888 134 St Georges Hotel Langham Place, Regent Street W1B 2QS 020 7580 0111 135 St James Club 7-8 Park Place SW1A 1LS 020 7316 1600 136 St James Court 41-54 Buckingham Gate SW1E 6AF 020 7834 6655 137 St Martin's Lane Hotel 45 St Martin's Lane WC2N 4HX 020 7300 5500 138 Theatre Royal Drury Lane Catherine Street WC2B 5JF 020 7240 0880 139 Thistle Hotel Marble Arch Bryanston Street W1A 4UR 0871 376 9027 140 Two Temple Place 2 Temple Place WC2R 3BD 020 7836 3715 141 University Women’s Club 2 Audley Square W1K1DB 020 7499 2268 142 Victoria Park Plaza Hotel 239 Vauxhall Bridge Road SW1V 1EQ 020 7769 9930 143 W Hotel Swiss Centre, 10 Wardour Street W1D 6QF 020 7758 1000 144 Westbury Hotel Conduit Street W1S 2YF 020 7629 7755 145 Yacht Temple Pier, Victoria Embankment WC2R 2PN 020 7836 1566 146 ZSL London Zoo Outer Circle, Regent's Park NW1 4RY 020 7449 6562 Westminster Register Office, Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP Tel: 020 7641 7500 Fax: 020 7641 1075 Email: [email protected] www.westminster.gov.uk/registrar Updated 29th September 2014.
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    SOHO | APARTMENTS W1 WORLDCLASS APARTMENTS WEST END LONDON 1 SOHO | APARTMENTS W1 Highly specified studio, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments Apartment layout and interior design concept by Nicola Fontanella of Argent Design Moments from Crossrail services linking the metropolis, London Heathrow and Canary Wharf Central to all of the Capital’s world renowned universities Exterior image is computer generated, facade detailing, balustrades and finishes may vary and are subject to change during design development programme. 3 BLOCK C BLOCK D OXFORD STREET 4 5 AN UNRIVALLED LOCATION THE HEART OF THE WEST END SOHO | APARTMENTS W1 6 7 ISLINGTON TCRW SOHO is not only a new landmark for luxurious living in the heart of London’s West End - it is a new focal point from which Average walking times include: residents can take a leisurely stroll to the Capital’s most revered shopping streets, its Crossrail Ticket Hall Liberty 7 mins fashion houses, bespoke master tailors and royal appointed jewellers. (Dean Street) 1 min Palladium 9 mins Soho Square Gardens 4 mins British Museum 10 mins It doesn’t get any better... it is simply London BLOOMSBURY Tottenham Court Road Regent Street 10 mins living at its finest. tube station 4 mins Shaftesbury Avenue 11 mins Dominion Theatre 5 mins Leicester Square 12 mins 1 Oxford Street 5 New Bond Street Charlotte Street Hotel 5 mins University of London 13 mins Marks & Spencer Asprey Sanderson Hotel 5 mins Covent Garden 18 mins Selfridges Bellstaff MARYLEBONE Debenhams Bonhams House of Fraser Burberry John Lewis Canali Topshop Cartier The Plaza Calvin Klein Chanel Dolce & Gabanna 2 Hermes THE WEST END Regent Street Louis Vuitton THE CITY Apple Store Ralph Lauren Liberty Hugo Boss Hamleys Sotheby’s 1000m 750m 500m 250m Burberry Fenwick Emporio Armani TOTTENHAM Mappin & Webb COURT RD WEST Aqua-Scutum Patek Philippe SOHO 6 Old Bond Street Alexander McQueen 3 Conduit Street Bottega Veneta Cartier COVENT DKNY CHINATOWN GARDEN East India Food Co.
  • FUNCTIONS at the Royal Thames Yacht Club

    FUNCTIONS at the Royal Thames Yacht Club

    FUNCTIONS AT The Royal Thames Yacht Club Royal Thames Yacht Club, 60 Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7LF Tel: 0207 235 2121 A ntroduction ‘Unobtrusive excellence in the heart of Knightsbridge’ The Royal Thames Yacht Club is the oldest continuously operating yacht club in the world. It was established in 1775 when the Duke of Cumberland, brother of George III, put up a silver cup for a race on the River Thames and formed the Cumberland Fleet. From 1857 the Club owned various properties in London, moving to its present location, overlooking Hyde Park and Knightsbridge, in 1923. The Club has had many distinguished Flag Officers and traditionally the Commodore is a member of the Royal Family. The Club, licensed for civil marriages and civil partnerships, offers a unique setting for any special celebration, private meeting or function. From the routine to the special occasions in your life, be they for business or pleasure, let us help you plan and deliver your event to remember. Our experienced kitchen team will create fresh, delicious and innovative dishes whether catering for small meetings or more formal functions and our discrete, efficient service will complement and enhance your experience to create a memorable occasion. Royal Thames Yacht Club Page. 1 Royal Thames Yacht Club Page. 2 Reception Area ontents The Britannia Bar Page. 6 Edinburgh Room Page. 8 Meeting Rooms Page. 10 Room Capacity Page. 12 Accommodation Page. 13 Floor Plan Page. 14 Room Capacities Page. 15 Terms & Conditions Page. 18 Royal Thames Yacht Club Page. 3 The Britannia Bar he Britannia Bar On the ground floor, the Britannia Bar is ideal for canapé receptions or pre-dinner drinks and can accommodate up to 110 people standing.