Looking for a memorable setting for your Christmas party? One Marylebone combines grand historic architecture with flexible event spaces, creating an unforgettable backdrop for festive celebrations of every size. Whether you’re planning an elegant dinner with colleagues, a drinks reception, an office-wide Christmas party or a festive gathering with friends and family, this Grade I-listed landmark can be tailored to suit your vision. Conveniently located in central London, it’s an easy venue for guests to reach.
Choose from a collection of distinctive spaces, each offering its own atmosphere for festive entertaining. The magnificent Soane Hall accommodates up to 500 standing guests or 320 for a seated Christmas dinner, while the light-filled Galleries host 320 standing guests or 100 seated beneath soaring Palladian-style windows. The partially covered Garden welcomes 250 standing guests or 98 seated, and the atmospheric Vaults accommodate up to 300 guests, complete with a private entrance, mezzanine and dedicated dance floor for celebrations that continue late into the night. Throughout the festive season, the venue is transformed with beautiful Christmas styling, including an impressive statement Christmas tree in the Soane Hall, creating a magical backdrop for festive events.
Every Christmas party can be designed around your vision. External caterers are welcome, giving you the freedom to create anything from traditional festive dinners and elegant multi-course banquets to canapes, sharing platters and relaxed cocktail receptions. Bespoke drinks packages can include anything from festive cocktails, mulled wine, Champagne, beers, wines, soft drinks and hot beverages, while entertainment options range from live bands and DJs to magicians and acrobats.
Original period features, grand columns, intricate mouldings and beautiful stained-glass windows provide a striking setting full of character, while facilities including high-speed Wi-Fi, a late licence and an experienced events team ensure every celebration runs smoothly.