06 HOTELS & VENUES


ICEBAR LONDON Address: 31 - 33 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BN T: 020 7478 8917 E: events@belowzerolondon.com www.icebarlondon.com


ICEBAR LONDON is a uniquely memorable events venue with multiple warm spaces available for private hire as well as the iconic ICEBAR itself, where the cocktails are always served at a cool -5°C.


The ICEBAR is rebuilt anew every year from sustainably sourced natural river ice cut from the Arctic Circle in Northern Sweden, the same river that supplies the world famous ICEHOTEL.


ICEBAR LONDON is located on vibrant Heddon Street, a pedestrianised food quarter just off Regent Street, and is the perfect choice for your next central London dinner, product launch, meeting or, of course, Christmas party for groups from 25 to 270 people.


An expert in-house team is available to help you plan your perfect ICEBAR experience, and can offer ice sculpting and mixology masterclasses, stunning bespoke ice sculptures (think a vodka luge or your company logo carved in ice) and friendly husky dogs on hand to greet your guests.


Contact events@belowzerolondon.com or call 020 7478 8917 for a friendly chat about making your next event a fantastically frozen one.


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