Corinthia Hotel London London, England Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2BD, United Kingdom Sales: 44.20.7930.8181 Dir. of Sales & Marketing: Brona Kelly
www.corinthia.com/london
REQUEST PROPOSAL QUICK FACTS Affiliation Accommodations Twins/Doubles/Suites
Corinthia Hotels 294
251/0/43
Max Group Size (rooms/people) 140/280 Room Rates
Resort Fee: 0 Room Tax: 20%
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MEETING SPACE
Largest Meeting Room Total Indoor
Total Indoor/Outdoor AMENITIES
Business: Business center with computer workstations, live media room with viewing and editing facilities, built-in projectors and screens, HD videoconferencing, and complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access.
Recreation: Pool, spa, hair salon, and fitness center.
Nearby: Trafalgar Square, National Gallery, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament, St. James’s Park, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly, Leicester Square, Soho, and Covent Garden.
On-site Dining Massimo Restaurant & Oyster Bar,
Mediterranean seafood The Northall, British cuisine The Lobby Lounge, light fare
Capacity 107
185 85
AIRPORT PROXIMITY London Heathrow Airport (LHR) 46 25 miles
www.elitemeetings.com/corinthialondon
2,346 Sq. Ft. 7,147 Sq. Ft. 7,147 Sq. Ft.
High Approx. US$626 - $1,335 Low Approx. US$454 - $736
Sales Tax: 0
“I already knew from the viewings that this is a beautiful venue, and I was expecting that you would have a first-class team to match. In reality, you were all much better than first-class—everyone was outstanding.”
Denise Colgan TPI
A STRATOSPHERIC STANDARD OF CONTEMPORARY LUXURY CAME TO LONDON WHEN Corinthia Hotel London opened in April 2011. The address on Whitehall Place, in a grand, historic building, places guests just a stone’s throw from the Thames, Trafalgar Square, and the National Gallery.
In striking contrast to the restored facade from the days of Queen Victoria, the hotel offers cutting-edge hospitality inside, in everything from its Massimo Restaurant & Oyster Bar (a Mediterranean-style specialty restaurant) to The Northall (for modern British fare); a four-story, state-of-the-art spa (complete with private sleep pods, acupuncturists, and silver steel pool); and the 5,500-square-foot Royal Penthouse, with panoramic views across the river Thames. To cap off the seemingly endless list of wow-factors, the hotel’s Bassoon Bar serves molecular and colonial-inspired cocktails atop a custom-made, 23-foot-long working grand piano.
For sheer magnificence, few settings can rival the Ballroom, newly restored to its 1885 grandeur and flooded with sunlight from south-facing windows. For intimate social and business occasions, planners select from a number of smaller spaces, including six private meeting rooms, three private dining areas, plus the crescent-shaped Courtroom leading to an open, interior courtyard. The latest in audiovisual equipment and hard-wired technology invites planners to go for the heights of creativity, whether in presentations or broadcasting via HD, multi-camera productions.
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