
The hotel has a great offer on their day delegate rate throughout 2017, if a conference is booked on a Monday or Friday then 1 in 10 delegates go free!

The hotel has a great offer on their day delegate rate throughout 2017, if a conference is booked on a Monday or Friday then 1 in 10 delegates go free!

The convention centre is due to be open in 2019 and will host over 26,000 sqm of flexible event space. With an auditorium that can accommodate 1,500 delegates, pillar free ballroom of over 4,000 sqm and facilities to take on over 5,000 delegates. This is a joint investment from the Welsh Government and the Celtic Manor of over £83 million. The investment will hopefully put Wales on the map for congresses and larger events that they previously wouldn’t be able to have accommodated.

A second AC Hotel by Marriott will open in Manchester and is expected to launch in 2019. AC Hotels by Marriott International was introduced to the UK last year with property openings in Birmingham and Salford Quays. The hotel will have 172 bedrooms across nine storeys and feature a gym, cafe restaurant, bar and meeting facilities.

Raffles Hotels and Resorts has announced that will transform the Old War Office building in Whitehall into a hotel and deluxe residences in London. The hotel is located close to 10 Downing Street, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.
Planning permission has been granted for a multi-purpose development including 125 bedrooms (of which 40% are suites), 88 private residences, restaurants and other amenities. The building is Grade II* listed and has 1,100 rooms on seven floors, and two miles of corridors, was completed in 1906. It was the office of many influential political and military leaders such as Sir Winston Churchill, David Lloyd George, Lord Kitchener, Herbert Asquith and T.E. Lawrence. It was also the location of the British Secret Service who had their own entrance.
Completion is expected in 2020.
All the bedrooms are different, with fabric panels, bold colours, 70s retro arm chairs, brass and marble. There is 24-hour room service and mini bars stocked with various products, including house made cocktails. The bathrooms are influenced by the roofs in the street, with sinks made from two pieces of granite placed at 90°, large mirrors and black and white octagonal floor.
As Covent Garden was originally part of the orchards for Westminster Abbey the restaurant serves a simple, seasonal menu with an influence from French cooking. It’s decorated with a glass roof, terracotta tiles, oak flooring and a hand-painted mural of a tiger that fills the entire ceiling.
The Henrietta Hotel & Restaurant combines two townhouses at numbers 14 and 15 Henrietta Street in Covent Garden. Inspired by the surrounding streets of Covent Garden and the influence of Italian design, the Henrietta has 18 bedrooms, a bar and restaurant.
All the bedrooms are different, with fabric panels, bold colours, 70s retro arm chairs, brass and marble. There is 24-hour room service and mini bars stocked with various products, including house made cocktails. The bathrooms are influenced by the roofs in the street, with sinks made from two pieces of granite placed at 90°, large mirrors and black and white octagonal floor.
As Covent Garden was originally part of the orchards for Westminster Abbey the restaurant serves a simple, seasonal menu with an influence from French cooking. It’s decorated with a glass roof, terracotta tiles, oak flooring and a hand-painted mural of a tiger that fills the entire ceiling.

The Henrietta Hotel & Restaurant combines two townhouses at numbers 14 and 15 Henrietta Street in Covent Garden. Inspired by the surrounding streets of Covent Garden and the influence of Italian design, the Henrietta has 18 bedrooms, a bar and restaurant.
All the bedrooms are different, with fabric panels, bold colours, 70s retro arm chairs, brass and marble. There is 24-hour room service and mini bars stocked with various products, including house made cocktails. The bathrooms are influenced by the roofs in the street, with sinks made from two pieces of granite placed at 90°, large mirrors and black and white octagonal floor.
As Covent Garden was originally part of the orchards for Westminster Abbey the restaurant serves a simple, seasonal menu with an influence from French cooking. It’s decorated with a glass roof, terracotta tiles, oak flooring and a hand-painted mural of a tiger that fills the entire ceiling.
The bar and lounge areas are the Headmaster’s Room and Teacher’s Room retain the original wood panelling and floors, fireplaces and ceilings. There are two restaurants, Baluchi serves a contemporary Indian menu and the Naanery creates variations on a perfect naan. The Terrace is an outside dining area. The hotel also has a spa and gym.
The LaLiT London is a newly opened hotel in Tooley Street, on the south bank of the Thames, between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. It’s converted from an old Grammar School and now has 70 bedrooms. The style of the property is a combination of Indian design in an 180-year old traditional English building.
The bar and lounge areas are the Headmaster’s Room and Teacher’s Room retain the original wood panelling and floors, fireplaces and ceilings. There are two restaurants, Baluchi serves a contemporary Indian menu and the Naanery creates variations on a perfect naan. The Terrace is an outside dining area. The hotel also has a spa and gym.

The LaLiT London is a newly opened hotel in Tooley Street, on the south bank of the Thames, between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. It’s converted from an old Grammar School and now has 70 bedrooms. The style of the property is a combination of Indian design in an 180-year old traditional English building.
The bar and lounge areas are the Headmaster’s Room and Teacher’s Room retain the original wood panelling and floors, fireplaces and ceilings. There are two restaurants, Baluchi serves a contemporary Indian menu and the Naanery creates variations on a perfect naan. The Terrace is an outside dining area. The hotel also has a spa and gym.

The Rothamsted Conference Centre is pleased to announce the launch of The Hive, their new interactive workshop space. The Hive is an exclusive area where groups can immerse themselves, explore ideas and find solutions. With its bright colour scheme, moveable whiteboards, coffee and snack point, flexible seating, multiple screens and workstations, clients will be able to focus on the issues at hand uninterrupted. Perfect for a short intense brainstorm session or for a longer period spread over several days, the space is for their exclusive use.
The venue is served by excellent transport links, just 10 minutes by train from London Luton International Airport and 25 minutes from London St Pancras International, Rothamsted Conference Centre has a free dedicated car-park, free Wi-Fi and an excellent on-site restaurant serving freshly cooked food daily.

The venue can hold up to 100 people for a drinks reception if hired privately or tables can be reserved for smaller groups.
The Roof is located on top of The Good Hotel, a floating vessel based in London’s Royal Victoria Dock with travel links to Central London by Tube and DLR. The Excel and Crystal are neighbours, and the O2 Arena is just a 10 minute cable car journey across the Thames.
The venue can hold up to 100 people for a drinks reception if hired privately or tables can be reserved for smaller groups.
Are you looking for a different venue? We’d like to introduce you to the The Roof with panoramic views of the River Thames, Docklands and the skyline of London’s Canary Wharf. The Roof is a great venue for summer events.
The Roof is located on top of The Good Hotel, a floating vessel based in London’s Royal Victoria Dock with travel links to Central London by Tube and DLR. The Excel and Crystal are neighbours, and the O2 Arena is just a 10 minute cable car journey across the Thames.
The venue can hold up to 100 people for a drinks reception if hired privately or tables can be reserved for smaller groups.
Are you looking for a different venue? We’d like to introduce you to the The Roof with panoramic views of the River Thames, Docklands and the skyline of London’s Canary Wharf. The Roof is a great venue for summer events.
The Roof is located on top of The Good Hotel, a floating vessel based in London’s Royal Victoria Dock with travel links to Central London by Tube and DLR. The Excel and Crystal are neighbours, and the O2 Arena is just a 10 minute cable car journey across the Thames.
The venue can hold up to 100 people for a drinks reception if hired privately or tables can be reserved for smaller groups.

Are you looking for a different venue? We’d like to introduce you to the The Roof with panoramic views of the River Thames, Docklands and the skyline of London’s Canary Wharf. The Roof is a great venue for summer events.
The Roof is located on top of The Good Hotel, a floating vessel based in London’s Royal Victoria Dock with travel links to Central London by Tube and DLR. The Excel and Crystal are neighbours, and the O2 Arena is just a 10 minute cable car journey across the Thames.
The venue can hold up to 100 people for a drinks reception if hired privately or tables can be reserved for smaller groups.
