With its elegant design, private rooftop terrace, and luxurious interiors, No. 30 Knightsbridge returns to the Searcys events venue collection.
Searcys celebrates its return to No. 30 Knightsbridge, formerly known as 30 Pavilion Road - a venue steeped in the company's history and synonymous with elegant entertaining in one of the most exclusive of London locations, close to Harrods and the vibrant Sloane Street.
The recently refurbished Georgian townhouse in one of the capital's most coveted neighbourhoods has been a cornerstone of the Searcys story since 1963, when it first opened its doors to guests. Through the 1980s and 90s it established itself as the capital's premier party destination, and now welcomes a new chapter.
"We are delighted to be returning to 30 Knightsbridge, a place that holds so much history and meaning for us. It's not just about coming back to a beautiful venue; it's about continuing a legacy. We look forward to welcoming guests old and new to experience Searcys hospitality in this remarkable setting once again."
Paul Jackson, managing director, Searcys
The venue's elegant, meticulously designed interiors showcase carefully sourced period features. Marble fireplaces, stone flooring and antique wood panelling reclaimed from historic locations create an atmosphere of refined sophistication, whilst the private rooftop terrace offers an unexpected escape from the city below.
The Great Hall, Anne Machin Ballroom and Gallery Bar accommodate everything from champagne breakfast briefings to after-meeting dinners and cocktail receptions for 20 to 120 guests. The Monet Garden Terrace, with its lush planting and comfortable seating, provides an idyllic outdoor setting for up to 80 people. Sixteen beautifully appointed guest rooms complete the offering.
This partnership reinforces Searcys' ongoing commitment to curating exceptional event experiences across its collection of iconic venues, which includes Horizon 22, Guildhall, the National Portrait Gallery, the Royal College of Music and the London Transport Museum.
