COMO Metropolitan London hosts board meetings, presentations, workshops, press days, interviews and private dinners for up to 80 guests. The hotel stands on Old Park Lane in Mayfair, opposite Hyde Park, with five event rooms for 10 to 60 guests, a residence on Hertford Street for smaller events, and Nobu and LaBombe by Trivet for dining.
Seminars and company events
The White Room is the main space. A glass pyramid ceiling brings daylight into the room, and it can be set as a boardroom, in rounds, cabaret, classroom or theatre style, or for a standing reception for up to 60 guests. In the evening it turns into a private dining room with its own mixologist, so a day of presentations can end with dinner in the same room.
The Met Space takes up to 30 guests and has built-in audiovisual equipment and an adjoining room for coffee breaks, a layout that suits a workshop or a training day. The Met Boardroom seats 14 around the table or holds 15 for a reception, and connects to the Met Studio, which takes 10. Booked together they give a meeting room and a breakout room side by side. The Met Lounge, for up to 10, is set as a lounge or a boardroom and is often booked for interviews and press days.
Rooms and capacities
The White Room holds up to 60, the Met Space up to 30, the Met Boardroom up to 15, and the Met Lounge and the Met Studio up to 10 each. Across its spaces the hotel hosts events for up to 80 guests. 23H Hertford Street, a residence of 104 to 148 m² with access to a private courtyard, takes up to 15 guests in rounds, theatre style or for a reception, in a setting closer to a private home than a hotel room.
Accommodation
The hotel offers rooms, suites and residences, so speakers, board members and guests from abroad can stay in the building where the meeting takes place. Interiors use light woods and white surfaces with touches of bright yellow. The COMO Shambhala spa is open to hotel guests.
Catering
Two restaurants share the building: Nobu and LaBombe by Trivet. For events, the White Room offers a private dining setup in the evening with a mixologist at the bar. Menus for meetings, breaks and dinners are agreed with the hotel's events team.
History and setting
The hotel faces Hyde Park from Old Park Lane, at the western edge of Mayfair. Bond Street, Belgravia, Knightsbridge and Piccadilly are all within walking distance, which makes it easy to add a client lunch, a store visit or a walk in the park to a meeting day.
Getting there
The address is 19 Old Park Lane, London W1K 1LB. Hyde Park Corner and Green Park are the nearest Underground stations. Heathrow Airport serves guests arriving from abroad.
