The Waldorf Hilton is a historic Edwardian hotel on Aldwych in Covent Garden with 298 bedrooms and 1,168 m² of event space. Its centrepiece is the Palm Court, which featured in the 1997 film Titanic and hosts up to 400 for receptions and 210 for banquets, while the Adelphi Suite takes up to 500 standing or 350 for dinner and divides into three. Smaller rooms include the Executive Boardroom, the hotel's former gentlemen's smoking room with a grand fireplace and oil paintings, the MacKenzie and Aldwych rooms and intimate boardrooms for weddings, conferences, meetings and celebrations.
The Waldorf Hilton is a historic Edwardian hotel on Aldwych in Covent Garden with 298 bedrooms and 1,168 m² of event space. Its centrepiece is the Palm Court, which featured in the 1997 film Titanic and hosts up to 400 for receptions and 210 for banquets, while the Adelphi Suite takes up to 500 standing or 350 for dinner and divides into three. Smaller rooms include the Executive Boardroom, the hotel's former gentlemen's smoking room with a grand fireplace and oil paintings, the MacKenzie and Aldwych rooms and intimate boardrooms for weddings, conferences, meetings and celebrations.
The Palm Court, which featured in the 1997 film Titanic, is a 455 m² Edwardian court with columns, cornicing and natural light. It hosts up to 210 for banquets, 250 theatre-style or 400 for receptions, suiting weddings, galas, dinner parties and cocktail events, with a sound system and space for live bands.
Aldwych, London, WC2B 4DD