The Ritz London

150 Piccadilly, Mayfair, London. Since 1906.

The Ritz London

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150 Piccadilly, Mayfair, London, Est. 1906

London Most Iconic Address. Since 1906.

The Ritz London opened on 24 May 1906, founded by hotelier Cesar Ritz and designed by architects Mewes and Davis in the style of a French chateau. For more than a century it has occupied its position at 150 Piccadilly with an assurance that no other London hotel can quite replicate. Royal Warrant holder. Two Michelin stars. The Leading Hotels of the World. 136 rooms and suites overlooking Green Park. The standard against which all luxury London hotels are measured.

At a Glance

Venue Intelligence

A Standard of Extraordinary

Cesar Ritz opened the hotel with the ambition of creating a place where service was invisible and luxury was simply what one expected. More than 120 years later, that ambition still holds. Personal butlers, Rolls-Royce Phantom transfers, afternoon tea that has become its own London institution, and a restaurant kitchen that has held Michelin stars for decades. The Ritz is not a hotel that tries to be remarkable. It simply is.

Rooms of Extraordinary Refinement

The Deluxe and Grand Deluxe rooms at The Ritz are the standard against which London hotel rooms are judged. Marble bathrooms, silk drapes, views across Piccadilly and Green Park, and the personal butler service that turns a hotel stay into something else entirely.

The Suites of The Ritz London

The Junior Suites offer fireplaces, spacious sofas, and the full Ritz service. The signature suites combine elegant bedrooms with adjoining living and dining rooms for celebrations that extend beyond the night. For the wedding party, for the couple themselves, there is no more celebrated address in London.

Every Room a Private World

The details that define every room at The Ritz.

The Most Beautiful Dining Room in London

The Ritz Restaurant is one of the most celebrated dining rooms in the world. Two Michelin stars. A kitchen that has served royalty, heads of state, and the most discerning diners in London for over a century. For wedding celebrations, the restaurant represents a culinary benchmark that defines the entire experience. Private dining rooms are available for rehearsal dinners, wedding breakfasts, and intimate celebrations of every kind.

The Ritz London

150 Piccadilly, London, Since 1906

An Occasion Unlike Any Other

The Ritz London offers an unmatched setting for weddings. The Ballroom, with its gilded ceiling and chandeliers, accommodates grand celebrations in the finest tradition. Private dining rooms provide intimate ceremony and reception spaces for smaller gatherings. The dedicated wedding team coordinates every element: floristry, music, menus, and the personal butler service that ensures nothing is left to chance. A wedding at The Ritz is not merely an event. It is a statement.

Location

150 Piccadilly, Mayfair, London

The Ritz stands at 150 Piccadilly, at the junction of Mayfair and St James's, overlooking Green Park. Green Park underground station is at the door. Heathrow is 45 minutes by the Elizabeth line. Every major London landmark is within a short walk or drive. There is no more central, no more celebrated address in London for a wedding.

Pricing and What to Expect

London Most Prestigious Wedding Address

Weddings at This venue typically represent a total investment of £80,000 to £250,000+, depending on guest count, season, and the level of bespoke elements chosen.

A wedding at The Ritz London represents the pinnacle of British hospitality. Pricing reflects the extraordinary setting, the two-Michelin-star kitchen, the Royal Warrant service standards, and 120 years of unbroken excellence. The wedding team provides bespoke quotations for every enquiry.

All pricing is indicative. Final investment varies by date, guest count, menu, and bespoke requirements. Contact the venue directly for a tailored proposal.

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The Ritz London