Edwardian Hotels London offers a wide choice of stylish four- and five-star hotels, all with distinctive designs and in prime locations across London, Manchester, and Heathrow.
One of Edwardian’s most sought-after meetings and event spaces is the newly refurbished At The Hampshire Penthouse, located at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Hampshire Hotel in the heart of Leicester Square. This top-floor venue features floor-to-ceiling windows that offer breathtaking views of London's skyline, including the London Eye, Big Ben, and Nelson's Column. The beautiful suite is ideal for VIP meetings, formal lunches, dinners, and weddings, with its own registration area, cloakroom, and facilities.
Edwardian Hotels London brings you the best in meetings and events, letting you experience world-class facilities, innovative gastronomy, and furiously fast, reliable connectivity, together with great service.
All the right ingredients for successful meetings.
For more information, visit radissonblu-edwardian.com.
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It has already blazed a trail through the capital’s dining scene. Now, Edwardian Hotels London announces the October launch of Peter Street Kitchen, giving Manchester its first taste of a dynamic new concept that skillfully embraces the art of shared dining.
Part of a multimillion-pound investment, this vibrant new space will spearhead the food and beverage offering at the revitalized Radisson Blu Edwardian hotel, one of only two five-star hotels in central Manchester. Guests will be able to choose from an array of small plates from two different cuisines — in this instance, contemporary Japanese and Mexican — in a sophisticated yet unassuming setting. In addition, starting Oct. 13, the restaurant will throw a series of regular Rikyu brunches featuring free-flowing Japanese-inspired cocktails, signature dishes, and live entertainment.
Peter Street Kitchen has been overseen by Edwardian Hotels London’s Service Excellence director, Amir Jati, who established global private dining during his 10-year tenure at Nobu (co-owned by Robert De Niro) before going on to mastermind the hugely successful openings of the May Fair, Leicester Square, and Monmouth Kitchens. “This concept has proved enormously popular in London, with Leicester Square Kitchen in the top five of both Peruvian and Mexican restaurants," Jati says. "We know that Peter Street Kitchen will be a similar game-changer within Manchester’s booming restaurant scene.”
For more information, visit peterstreetkitchen.co.uk.
Peter Street Kitchen, Manchester Launches in October
It has already blazed a trail through the capital’s dining scene. Now, Edwardian Hotels London announces the October launch of Peter Street Kitchen, giving Manchester its first taste of a dynamic new concept that skillfully embraces the art of shared dining.
Part of a multimillion-pound investment, this vibrant new space will spearhead the food and beverage offering at the revitalized Radisson Blu Edwardian hotel, one of only two five-star hotels in central Manchester. Guests will be able to choose from an array of small plates from two different cuisines — in this instance, contemporary Japanese and Mexican — in a sophisticated yet unassuming setting. In addition, starting Oct. 13, the restaurant will throw a series of regular Rikyu brunches featuring free-flowing Japanese-inspired cocktails, signature dishes, and live entertainment.
Peter Street Kitchen has been overseen by Edwardian Hotels London’s Service Excellence director, Amir Jati, who established global private dining during his 10-year tenure at Nobu (co-owned by Robert De Niro) before going on to mastermind the hugely successful openings of the May Fair, Leicester Square, and Monmouth Kitchens. “This concept has proved enormously popular in London, with Leicester Square Kitchen in the top five of both Peruvian and Mexican restaurants," Jati says. "We know that Peter Street Kitchen will be a similar game-changer within Manchester’s booming restaurant scene.”
For more information, visit peterstreetkitchen.co.uk.
