Originally the private chapel for this impressive building, the Avon Room is located on the first-floor and features a dance floor and private kitchen. It’s a marvellous suite, ideal for weddings, conferences and large celebrations for up to 130 people.
The Kennet, adjacent to the Avon Room, can be used in conjunction with the Avon as a reception area or separately as a venue for meetings, smaller weddings or private dining. It’s a smart, compact space with elegant furnishings and, for those who love a mystery, there’s a hidden 'bookcase' bar.
The Admiralty Room is a warm, refined, wood-panelled setting, ideal for board meetings and private dining. The parquet floor and open fireplaces add to the ambiance of this splendid space.
The Morrison Room blends classic lines with the latest tech. Featuring a beautiful, long mahogany table with comfortable chairs, plus state-of-the-art video conferencing technology, the Morrison Room will easily accommodate up to 10 people.
An intimate, charming space with elegant décor suited for smaller capacity dinners, parties and conferences. Floor to ceiling windows reveal panoramic views of the racecourse with doors that open out onto the balcony.
The Royal Crescent is modern, spacious and light. The large, carpeted floor space is ideal for conferences, banqueting and wedding fairs. In addition, the balcony provides views of the landscape so your guests can spill out for extra breathing space.
We have a set of nine suites with balconies, ideal for holding smaller meetings or breakout groups. All in a light, modern décor with lovely views. Take as many as you need.
This functional suite offers a sizeable space suitable for a number of events. Complete with access to the Beaufort Suite, as well as a champagne lawn accompanying a patio with outdoor seating and parasols. This flexible space has a lot to offer.
On ground level, the 1811 Bar provides the solution for a registration or reception area for welcoming your delegates. Similarly, this could double as a break out space or buffet area, separate from the upstairs exhibition spaces if you desired.
Our rooftop terrace underneath an iconic sail canopy is perfect for networking, receptions and summer parties. Whether you want al-fresco dining or an inspiring space for informal drinks where up to 200 guests can mingle freely, this is one of the course’s most coveted areas.
This beautiful glass-fronted marquee boasts views that span out to the parade ring, with a champagne lawn for guests to traipse out onto. It’s looks are matched only by its functionality as this space can host hundreds of guests and split into multiple sections, making it adaptable for any event. From exhibitions with different sectors or conferences with different workshops, this picturesque space can work uniquely for your event.
This has all the charm of a traditional bar but the flexibility to accommodate theatre, cabaret or reception styles of up to 100 guests.
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Judges praise team as "a template for how to run a marketing department" at annual Hotel Marketing Association ceremonyLondon, XX June 2026 – London Hilton on Park Lane has been named Best Hotel Marketing Team at the 2026 Hotel Marketing Awards, hosted by the Hotel Marketing Association (HMA), part of the Hospitality Professionals Association (HOSPA). Agilysys sponsored the award.The team outperformed a strong shortlist, including Luxury Family Hotels and Sutton Hotel Collection, and was recognised for strong leadership, clear strategy, and a high-energy approach. Judges described the team as "a template for how to run a marketing department," highlighting their agility, bravery, and ability to seize opportunities, and called them "everything you would expect from the ultimate marketing team."Hannah Pritchard, Cluster Director of Marketing and Communications at London Hilton on Park Lane, said: "This award is an incredible testament to the journey our team has been on together. Made up of five talented women, each person brings something unique to their role, strengthening not only our team but the hotel as a whole. Grace, Ellie, Lillie and Gabby are true culture drivers, combining creativity, commercial thinking and an unwavering commitment to excellence. I feel incredibly fortunate to work alongside such an inspiring group of people. To be recognised by the Hotel Marketing Association and a panel of industry judges makes this achievement even more meaningful. We're proud of what we've built together and excited to keep raising the bar."HMA Chairman Harry Fielder said of this year's winners: "The innovation and strategic clarity showcased by our winners this year are exactly what our industry needs for the future. From using AI frameworks, to executing beautiful, human-centric local partnerships, UK hotel marketers are proving that marketing culture has firmly returned to the heart of business strategy.”London Hilton on Park Lane was one of seven category winners, with HMA commending the team for bringing "agile, data-driven leadership" to one of the capital's most celebrated properties.
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7th July 2026, UK: Meet In Wales has announced that the British Accounting and Finance Association (BAFA) will bring its annual conference to Cardiff in 2027 — another strong endorsement of Wales as a compelling destination for global academic and professional gatherings.The conference will attract leading scholars, researchers and practitioners from across the UK and internationally, reinforcing Wales’s growing reputation as a hub for knowledge exchange, innovation and collaboration.Securing the event was led by Meet In Wales conference ambassador Professor Qingwei Wang, together with his colleagues, Professor Jill Atkins, Dr Svetlana Mira and Dr Dennis De Widt. Professor Wang is Professor of Finance and Head of Accounting and Finance at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University. He also leads the Cardiff FinTech Research Group and has spent more than a decade at the university. During his career he has organised or co-organised around 20 UK and international conferences.Professor Wang said:“Cardiff combines a strong academic community with excellent conference facilities and a highly accessible location. Cardiff University has high strength in accounting, finance, and FinTech research, making it a great home for the BAFA conference. Cardiff also offers a vibrant cultural scene and a welcoming environment for delegates.”Ambassadors form a key strategic part of Wales’ promotional plans, with a national ambassador programme as well as a city programme in Cardiff. Meet In Wales aligns its ambassador network with the key priority sectors and Research Excellence Framework which includes Fintech.The selection of Cardiff reflects the city’s strong academic ecosystem, excellent infrastructure and reputation for delivering high-quality conference experiences. Meet In Wales worked in partnership with Cardiff University and local stakeholders to support the successful bid and its Head of Business Events, Heledd Williams said: “Hosting the BAFA Annual Conference in Cardiff is another powerful example of international academic communities choosing Wales for its expertise, accessibility and warm welcome. Conferences like BAFA not only advance global knowledge exchange but also create lasting connections between international specialists and our research communities.”Today, the Wales tech sector is worth an estimated £8.5billion to the Welsh economy, with Wales leading the way in FinTech growth by combining rapid job creation with a strong ecosystem of innovators and global brands. FinTechs across the nation are expanding fast, with major employers such as Starling Bank, Sonovate, Delio, Pepper Money, and Wealthify driving sector growth.
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