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| You may also wish to visit the main Belvedere website Dating back to 17th Century, The Belvedere was once the Summer Ballroom to the Jacobean mansion that was Holland House. It stands, not only in the middle of one of London's most beautiful parks, but in one of the capital's most fashionable areas. Offering an oasis of tranquillity, it is surrounded by lawns, stunning flower gardens and a picturesque fountain, yet is also conveniently located only minutes away from the buzz of High Street Kensington and Notting Hill. After a dramatic redesign by David Collins, The Belvedere has been re-launched to much acclaim and now offers superb cuisine in a unique location. |
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 | The Belvedere consists of three adjacent dining areas, a flexible arrangement which makes the Belvedere Restaurant ideal for all kinds of private events. The ground floor dining room to the left of the bar has high ceilings and terrace doors that lead out to the park. It is possible for a party of up to 60 guests to take over this level exclusively. (A minimum spend will apply). Above the elegant upper dining room boasts views of the park, with doors opening onto the balcony area outside and can cater for up to 60 guests. The Gallery overlooking the ground floor can be booked for smaller, more intimate parties. Accommodating a minimum of 14 guests and a maximum of 24 guests, a £250 + vat room hire fee would normally be applicable for exclusive use for dinner only. Prices for weddings and exclusive events are available upon application. | |
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