The Cumberland
Elegant Weddings near Marble Arch
Elegant Weddings near Marble Arch
Located near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, the exquisite contemporary design of the 4 star Cumberland Hotel provides an elegant setting for your London wedding. The hotel is licensed for Civil Wedding ceremonies and offers state-of-the-art technology and the finest attention to detail in a beautifully elegant and traditional venue. Overlooking Hyde Park Gate, The Cumberland Hotel is one of the premier wedding venues in London City Centre.
From our event creator to assist with your wedding planning and our dedicated service staff on-hand for your special day, you’ll be in the best possible hands at every stage. The Cumberland offers the elegant experience and world-class service that will make the bride, groom and guests cherish the wedding ceremony and the reception to follow.
From the grand hotel setting of The Ocean Room, capable of receiving up to 400 people, to any one of the 25 more intimate wedding settings, The Cumberland Hotel's contemporary elegance will have you and your guests enjoying the wedding day in style and comfort.
| Event Space |
Banquet  |
Reception  |
Cocktail  |
|---|---|---|---|
|
280 | 400 | 400 |
Ocean Room
The Ocean Room is the largest room at The Cumberland. It can accommodate up to 400 people and be completely tailored to your wedding.
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The Cumberland,
Great Cumberland Place,
London W1H 7DL
Tel: 0871 376 9014
Great Cumberland Place,
London W1H 7DL
Tel: 0871 376 9014
+44 845 305 8314
Fax: 0871 376 9114+44 845 305 8353
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