Typically for 100-175 guests and costs about £5,500.
"Offered me a drink while I was getting ready as well (wish I said yes!) and is overall a lovely person!"
- Rooha H. Jan 2026
The Windsor Suite is a Function Room in The Columbia and a grand reception room defined by high decorative ceilings and classical proportions.
Design: Ornate plaster cornices and crystal chandeliers sit above broad pale timber floors and painted panelling, producing a formal, traditionally detailed interior that receives abundant daylight.
Features: Built-in PA speakers and venue Wi‑Fi support hosted audio, and hosts may bring their own DJ or playlist. The suite is an open rectangular layout on solid timber flooring suitable for dining, mingling or a cleared dance area. The room is subject to a noise restriction that must be observed.
Ideal for: Groups seeking a formal, traditionally detailed interior for standing receptions or seated dinners that include music and socialising.
What sets it apart: A run of floor-to-ceiling doors opens onto a balustraded terrace, giving the suite direct outdoor access and an extended footprint.
What guests say: The Windsor Suite is presented cleanly and offers a quiet, orderly feel.
Set across five Grade II listed Victorian townhouses, The Columbia has a number of unique and versatile event spaces overlooking Hyde Park, perfect for your next Christmas party.
From large halls, to more intimate spaces, our event rooms boast private balconies, vintage chandeliers, elegant panelling and 4-meter-high ceilings.
Plus, we’re a stone’s throw away from Paddington, Lancaster Gate and Notting Hill - handy for those
travelling from across London and further afield.
- Outside catering is allowed
- No smoking in the building
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Asia was incredibly helpful and we loved the venue. She organised AC due to heatwave and so much more!
lack of lift for suppliers
Submitted 3 months ago
It was the Viceroy and Regency suite actually because during our discussion Windsor got booked up and I wasnt told about it until it was too late. What I liked about V&R: Pretty ceilings, dimer lights (didnt work too well on the day tho), Tapestry. Balcony access. What I liked about Asia: Kind, answered my questions and concerns, she’s calm and gentle, she helped with last minute problems; such as the decorator forgetting to give a coffee table so she scavenged one for us and steamed the cloth on it. Bless her, that was so nice. She even provided a step stool when I mentioned the platform was too big. She let us keep the cake, sword and easel in her office. Dealt with vendors for some time as well. Worked with me on solutions to problems that I brought up. She did come around and check in when before the ceremony, talked to the vendors and sort stuff out. Offered me a drink while I was getting ready as well (wish I said yes!) and is overall a lovely person!
V&R: Wooden floors had gaps so you couldn’t wear stilettos which I was told after the booking process (money paid) while signing contract. The broken mirror is drilled in the wall so couldn’t be taken out. Bump in floor was difficult to manoeuvre while walking between the two rooms. Lights didnt go as dim as I’d hoped on the day. Partial use of kitchen is £500, full is £1000, most caterers require it so keep that in mind. ASIA: Several Miscommunications. Went on Christmas break at the most crucial time of planning. Didn’t understand a few things that I was saying. Said she’d be there like a personal assistant on the day and then was no where to be found for most of it. The stage was TOO TALL, and she never mentioned that I’d need a step to climb it, somehow I’m expected to do that with a wedding dress and heels. Real classy! I wish she took more initiative. The plinth she provided for the guest book was too high, so no one could even see it properly, let alone sign it. 95% of the she said she’d do, I had to do because deadlines didn’t wait for the festive period. She also said venue would provide linens, few days before the event, turns out they dont. I told her stage was for people to come up to take photos + the ceremony, there was barely enough room for that. The easel was not taken out on time, so the decorator (never using ezra again!!) stuck it to the mirror at the worst possible location, absolutely wasted the mirror and the welcome sign!) I wish that was overlooked by Asia since I was busy getting make up done. I only got access to her phone number towards the end, so it got quite difficult to get a hold of her during the crucial time. She promised a lot but didnt deliver much, which is why I’m disappointed. It wasn’t all bad, I’ve mentioned good things above, but it wasn’t all good either. She’s still a lovely person, but keep these things in mind.
Submitted 8 months ago
Lucy and the events team partnered with me to ensure the event was a total success!
Submitted 1 year ago
Great support and very efficient and prompt. Thank you
Submitted 1 year ago
No, fixings cannot be attached to the walls or ceilings due to the status of the building. Items may be brought in if they can be freestanding.
Yes, we supply furniture, including tables, chairs, sofas, poseurs and more.
Yes, professional lighting may be brought in, provided it is PAT tested.
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