Rosewood London

General hotel information

Rosewood London Hotel, London is situated in one of the capital city’s most historic locations and it has an equally fascinating past. High Holborn was originally a Roman road and following the Middle Ages, the area became established as a centre for the legal profession and the city’s most influential and powerful people. This is where, for example, the writer Charles Dickens wrote “Oliver Twist” and “Great Expectations” and many scenes in his novels were set in this historic part of London.

Conference centre and meeting room information

The hotel\'s 400 sq. m. (4,305 sq. ft.) Grand Ballroom and historic surroundings make it an excellent London conference and events venue. The 22 meeting rooms and 1,065 sq. m. (11,464 sq. ft.) of total meeting space can be flexibly arranged for conferences and business purposes, or special events such as weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and other important social occasions for groups of five to nearly 500.

Conference rooms (if provided by the hotel)

Name	m2
Livingroom	80	20	24	18	27	30
Ballroom Two	165	30	40	84	140	140
Sir James	38	12	0	0	12	0
Salon IV	29	12	15	18	20	32
Grand Ballroom	457	82	100	285	340	430
Salon II	36.5	12	15	15	12	21
Manor Club	165	24	14	0	0	30
Foyer	176	30	0	0	0	0
Salon III	33	12	15	18	12	24
Ballroom Two & Three	312	48	60	159	240	260
Ballroom Three	147	36	36	84	100	120
Ballroom One & Two	310	48	60	165	240	360
Sir George	49	14	0	0	14	0
Salon One	39	18	21	15	18	28
Ballroom One	145	36	36	84	100	120
Dining Room	60	12	14	12	18	20
Sir Geoffrey	38	12	0	0	12	0
Salon III, IV & V	97.5	36	42	69	60	94
Salon I & II	75.5	24	27	30	40	55
Salon V	35.5	12	15	18	20	24