London's best private rooms for corporate dining

Bound to impress with its 32nd floor location, Oblix at The Shard boasts two separate dining rooms depending on the tone of your corporate dinner. The West offers a swankier spot with menus of steaks and grills whilst The East is perfect for hosting something more relaxed. 

Providing fine dining, top quality fizz and an easily accessible location, Searcys at St Pancras Brasserie has a whole host of options for your next corporate dining experience. The Glass Room seats up to 20, offering an open-plan layout with a semi-private kitchen bar that makes it ideal for dinners and networking alike.

Looking for a smaller spot to host a couple of clients? The Oratory and The Map Room at The Milestone seat eight and six respectively and come with modem points and video teleconferencing facilities alongside bespoke menus to ensure top notch cuisine for your dinner.

Arguably one of the most beautiful dining rooms in the city, The Pem's Harben Room seats up to 22 guests amongst backdrops of rich red velvet. Here, menus have been curated by Sally Abe, with the option to choose up to five-courses of elegant and intricately plated cuisine.

Take your corporate dinner to the next level with picturesque views of London's skyline from the 38th floor of this landmark location. Luxurious atmospheres, high-end dining and excellent Champagne have become synonymous with Searcys and can be enjoyed in one of five private dining spaces, each with access to multiple screens, docking stations and mics.

Taking inspiration from the famous detective, the private dining rooms at Holmes Hotel each come with a unique charm for those looking for something a bit different. The Laboratory seats 14 for dinner and boasts a 65-inch interactive screen alongside wipeable walls designed for team brainstorming.

The neutral backdrop of Sette means it works as both a corporate and social spot, the ideal combination for those planning a corporate dinner. Its sleek and contemporary private dining room can accommodate 16 seated or 25 standing and offers beloved dishes from its New York sister restaurant - Scarpetta.

Housed in a Grade-II listed former church, the lavish interiors and state-of-the-art facilities at L’oscar provide that seamless balance between classy and corporate. Seat up to 26 in The Committee Room complete with surround sound, web conferencing facilities and handheld mics.

This prestigious private members’ club offers grandeur across its various private dining spaces. Nestled away in the heart of Chelsea, The Sloane Club combines luxurious surroundings with high-tech AV facilities. The food is as stylish as the interiors, offering bespoke menus of seasonal produce. 

Settled within the iconic St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, the modern red hues and Victorian-inspired interiors of the Midland Grand Dining Room offer a luxurious setting for up to 14 to indulge in faultless modern French fare. Dining options include dainty canapes, artfully curated set menus, and impressive tasting menus.

A revered members club with a penchant for exquisite fine dining, The Lansdowne Club offers private dining across three impressive Art Deco rooms, each with an atmosphere of effortless sophistication. For intimate occasions, consider the Findlay or Sun Room. Alternatively, if you’re looking to seat up to 50, the Shelbourne Room is a well-suited elegant space.

On the hunt for a private dining room in Mayfair? Roka is serving up glitzy interiors alongside contemporary Japanese cuisine, all available with options for private and semi-private dining. The Adzuki dining room seats up to 24, allowing guests to enjoy a set menu of sushi and sashimi. 

This charmingly old-school spot has been around for decades, offering a central location for your upcoming corporate dinner. Lavish decor and menus of hearty Italian cuisine can be enjoyed in one of Bolton's several private dining spaces, with capacities for up to 100 seated. 

Located in the heart of Clerkenwell, this Georgian townhouse operates as a charming little hotel with flamboyant and eccentric decor throughout which are sure to leave guests talking. Host a meeting for 14 in The Dining Room, complete with 50" plasma screen, before heading into The Parlour for a cocktail reception. 

With views overlooking the Thames, No.29 Power Station West serves menus of modern European dishes in its private dining room bursting with natural lighting. If you’re looking for somewhere to host a screening or work presentation then be sure to look into the site's Cinema Room.

Looking to impress with a spectacular view? The Lookout's spot on the 50th floor of the 8 Bishopsgate building is certain to do the job. The space can be adapted to suit your needs, no matter the size, offering your own private entrance making the experience extra memorable.

When you require a setting with corporate finesse and old-world charm, The Queenie Watts dining room at Hawksmoor Wood Wharf is a standout choice. Accommodating groups of up to 20 at a central oval table with brass inlay, anticipate perfectly seared dry-aged steaks, seafood and an extensive Champagne selection.

Europe’s original Nobu restaurant, this Mayfair restaurant has hosted sleek corporate private dining events for two decades. Fitted with a central skylight, The White Room is bright by day and softly lit after dark. If you’re looking to impress, exceptional service, personalized decor, and world-renowned Japanese dishes will do the trick every time.

Sitting on the 39th floor of London’s Heron Tower, SUSHISAMBA combines spectacular views and state-of-the-art AV facilities, complete with screens and projectors, in its private dining space. Tuck into menus of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine against the picturesque backdrop of the city’s skyline.