One Marylebone Christmas Party NW1

Built in 1826 on its own ‘island’ in the heart of the capital, One Marylebone opened its doors in 2007 and quickly rose to become one of the leading event spaces in the Capital. Beautifully refurbished to the original designs of Sir John Soane, the Grade I listed venue boasts three unique hirable spaces plus landscaped garden, moments from Regents Park. The grandeur of One Marylebone has attracted blue-chip brands from a variety of industries with a focus on fashion, beauty and the arts. Consistently recreating itself, this Summer it is once again going through a face lift, increasing the size for a sit down dinner to 400, making it one of the largest seated venues in London.

One Marylebone’s nearest Underground Station is Great Portland Street (Circle, Metropolitan Line), which is directly opposite the venue. Regent’s Park (Bakerloo Line) and Warren Street (Northern, Victoria Line) are both approximately five minutes’ walk away.

Soane Hall

The Soane Hall is the jewel in the crown of One Marylebone. Although full of character with mosaics and stained glass windows, the space remains flexible, allowing clients to enjoy it in its natural artistry or transform it to fit their own unique vision. Soaring over 27 feet high, the space is impressive in size as well as beauty.

Galleries

Split into East, West and South, in the form of a ‘U’ shape, the Galleries are flooded with natural daylight from the floor to ceiling windows that line the blank canvas walls. This contemporary and bright space reflects the heart of the architect’s passion for light and the effect it has on a room. Whether it be an intimate dinner for 100 or reception for 300, clients can make use of the simple, natural elegance of the space or transform it into their dream vision.

Basement

The Basement at One Marylebone lends itself perfectly to after-parties and club-type events but also dinners, exhibitions and fashion shows. The two-floored, grey labyrinth space with wrap-around mezzanine is extremely unique with the most unusual architecture. The towering curves mean it is one of the tallest ex-crypt spaces in the UK.

Packages Further information