The Connaught, The Regency Room

Luxury at this five-star hotel comes with a degree of restraint that’s nicely exercised, for example, in the sleek art deco interior of the Mayfair Room, the largest of the hotel’s event spaces. This room can hold 200 for a reception or 120 theatre style. The light-filled Carlos Room holds up to 40 guests and can be used alone, or in conjunction with the Regency Room for cocktail receptions, intimate weddings and dinners. There are also three smart meeting rooms and the Sommelier’s Table, which is a private dining room that seats eight people and is stocked with more than 6,000 bottles of vintage wine.




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When you step from the high-ceilinged stone hallway through mirrored bronze framed double doors into the soft light of the Regency Room, it's worth spending a moment, or two taking in your surroundings. This, among all public spaces within the hotel, is the one that epitomises its heritage, history and sense of luxury better than any other. This is truly one of The Connaught's jewels, easily accessed through the Carlos Room or by a private entrance. Whatever the nature of your event you couldn't wish for a more sumptuous setting; a discreet hideaway for 30 at the table or 40 for a reception.