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The William IV, one of London’s most historic pubs, is your go-to destination in NW London.

Built during the reign of the Sailor King, William IV, our pub has been a proud feature of Harrow Road for centuries.

William IV was known as The Sailor King having served in the Navy in the years before his reign. There are plenty of nautical decorations throughout the pub and hotel. Our Clarence room also pays tribute to William’s time as Duke of Clarence and the Nelson Room marks his friendship with Admiral Horatio Nelson.

Introducing The Mandeville Hotel, the host for your very London wedding, in the international and desired neighbourhood of Marylebone. Characterful yet elegant, progressive whilst old school, quiet yet centrally located, the Mandeville Hotel provides an ideal venue for your wedding celebrations. The moment you enter you know you are in the presence of style. The entrance reflects the grandeur of the area’s more upmarket enclaves, decorated with restrained French Renaissance detail, in one of the most beautiful streets of Marylebone.

London’s last remaining family-owned luxury hotel. Crafted over a century by one family, The Goring is the genuine article – a grand hotel with impeccable manners and a subtle streak of wit and wonder. With Buckingham Palace only a five minute walk from the hotel, The Goring is just a Royal wave from its famous neighbours – whilst Knightsbridge, Mayfair and Kensington are within easy reach. With 69 exquisite suites and bedrooms, each one has been individually decorated by renowned British designers.
 

Celebrating all four seasons, Regent’s is a picturesque year-round wedding venue with extensive outdoor and indoor space in the heart of London.

Boasting 11 acres of private grounds and the vast surrounding greenery of Regent’s Park, Regent’s sits conveniently within a few minutes’ walk of Baker Street tube station, within close proximity of Marylebone, Camden and Westminster. A microcosm of rural utopia, Regent’s benefits a majestic environment with stately trees, water and wildlife, while maintaining first-class positioning and transport links in the capital.