The Tower
The Tower Suite
The Tower Suite
The Tower Suite at The Tower hotel, London offers a truly unique setting for your wedding. Its own private entrance at the front of the hotel gives your big day a real sense of occasion from the moment you arrive. Once inside, you have uninterrupted views over the River Thames and Tower Bridge to provide a magnificent backdrop to your celebrations.
The Tower Suite is available as a single room, with space for up to 600 guests: it can also be divided into three smaller rooms, separated by soundproof walls, if your guest-list isn’t quite that long. Like all our event rooms at The Tower hotel, the Tower Suite is fully air-conditioned: if you’d like a dance floor, we’ll be happy to provide one. And if there’s anything else we can do to make your big day perfect, please just ask.
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The Tower,
St Katharine's Way,
London E1W 1LD
Tel: 0871 376 9036
St Katharine's Way,
London E1W 1LD
Tel: 0871 376 9036
+44 845 305 8335
Fax: 0871 376 9136+44 845 305 8374
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