The Savoy Hotel

The Lancaster room is the largest of The Savoy’s banqueting rooms. It has a completely clear floor space with no obscuring pillars, perfect for dancing. Uniquely for London it also has its own stage.  The Lancaster Room is often used in conjunction with the adjoining Parlour Room.

Other meetings space include, the River Room which acts as a spacious reception for large events in the Lancaster Room as well as for smaller events, the  Abraham Lincoln Room suitable for business luncheons and formal dinners, the Private Rooms situated in the heart of the hotel all with natural daylight, and the Sorcerer, the smallest of the private dining rooms perfect for a dinner or reception.

The Savoy has three impressive Banqueting Rooms and six Private Rooms ranging in size from 10 to 800 guests. The Savoy’s Function Rooms range in size from 60 to 800 guests. Designed and appointed to create unforgettable first impressions, the sense of occasion is set as soon as guests arrive at the River Entrance in a quiet road off the Victoria Embankment. The elegance and charm of the rooms are also complemented in full by the hotel’s culinary expertise. This includes the option of à la carte menus for banqueting, a first for London hotels. New investment in audio-visual equipment provides state-of-the-art facilities.

The Lancaster room is the largest of The Savoy’s banqueting rooms. It has a completely clear floor space with no obscuring pillars, perfect for dancing. Uniquely for London it also has its own stage.  The Lancaster Room is often used in conjunction with the adjoining Parlour Room.

Other meetings space include, the River Room which acts as a spacious reception for large events in the Lancaster Room as well as for smaller events, the  Abraham Lincoln Room suitable for business luncheons and formal dinners, the Private Rooms situated in the heart of the hotel all with natural daylight, and the Sorcerer, the smallest of the private dining rooms perfect for a dinner or reception.

The Savoy is one of London’s iconic hotels.  Located on the bank of the River Thames, and a short walk or taxi-ride from many London landmarks, The Savoy continues to be one of London’s most celebrated venues. There is a separate River Entrance off the Embankment, to access the event space.

The Savoy has three impressive Banqueting Rooms and six Private Rooms ranging in size from 10 to 800 guests. The Savoy’s Function Rooms range in size from 60 to 800 guests. Designed and appointed to create unforgettable first impressions, the sense of occasion is set as soon as guests arrive at the River Entrance in a quiet road off the Victoria Embankment. The elegance and charm of the rooms are also complemented in full by the hotel’s culinary expertise. This includes the option of à la carte menus for banqueting, a first for London hotels. New investment in audio-visual equipment provides state-of-the-art facilities.

The Lancaster room is the largest of The Savoy’s banqueting rooms. It has a completely clear floor space with no obscuring pillars, perfect for dancing. Uniquely for London it also has its own stage.  The Lancaster Room is often used in conjunction with the adjoining Parlour Room.

Other meetings space include, the River Room which acts as a spacious reception for large events in the Lancaster Room as well as for smaller events, the  Abraham Lincoln Room suitable for business luncheons and formal dinners, the Private Rooms situated in the heart of the hotel all with natural daylight, and the Sorcerer, the smallest of the private dining rooms perfect for a dinner or reception.

The Savoy is one of London’s iconic hotels.  Located on the bank of the River Thames, and a short walk or taxi-ride from many London landmarks, The Savoy continues to be one of London’s most celebrated venues. There is a separate River Entrance off the Embankment, to access the event space.

The Savoy has three impressive Banqueting Rooms and six Private Rooms ranging in size from 10 to 800 guests. The Savoy’s Function Rooms range in size from 60 to 800 guests. Designed and appointed to create unforgettable first impressions, the sense of occasion is set as soon as guests arrive at the River Entrance in a quiet road off the Victoria Embankment. The elegance and charm of the rooms are also complemented in full by the hotel’s culinary expertise. This includes the option of à la carte menus for banqueting, a first for London hotels. New investment in audio-visual equipment provides state-of-the-art facilities.

The Lancaster room is the largest of The Savoy’s banqueting rooms. It has a completely clear floor space with no obscuring pillars, perfect for dancing. Uniquely for London it also has its own stage.  The Lancaster Room is often used in conjunction with the adjoining Parlour Room.

Other meetings space include, the River Room which acts as a spacious reception for large events in the Lancaster Room as well as for smaller events, the  Abraham Lincoln Room suitable for business luncheons and formal dinners, the Private Rooms situated in the heart of the hotel all with natural daylight, and the Sorcerer, the smallest of the private dining rooms perfect for a dinner or reception.