There's London venues and then there's five star hotels in Grade II Listed townhouses, moments from Hyde Park. If you're looking for somewhere truly special to host an important event, from a wedding to a corporate soiree, you need to take a look at Roseate House London. This stunning building boasts history dating back to the 1800s and inside, the space has been designed with not only all of the most luxurious facilities, but a balance of contemporary flair and antique pieces which nod to its past. In fact, from the furniture to oil paintings, the brand has collaborated with famous antiques expert and curator, Jonty Hearnden, of the Antiques Roadshow who selected much of the furnishings.
Across the hotel, guests can enjoy 47 opulent bedrooms and suites, ideal for those travelling from afar to make your event, or if you're taking over the hotel for a few days. In terms of spaces, the main dining proposition is The Hyde; a boutique, in-house restaurant. With a sophisticated colour palette and stunning period features like a fireplace and glittering chandeliers, it's a beautiful space to bring people together. T
here is capacity for 24 people on a central dining table or 40 people on separate, rounded tables. In the summer, you might also want to add The Hyde Garden, an outdoor terrace with space for up to 30 guests. It's perfect for cocktails and canapes, before or after the main event and can add a totally different vibe to your plans. If planning a corporate get-together, you might also be interested in the Club Prive, a stylish, modern meeting space with capacity for 10 people around a central table which can be used for meetings or dinner. There's even a private powder room with space for luggage or bags, to make everything that little bit easier.