Rooms & Suites

Introducing the West Lodge Park Suite

A conference space where old meets new.

You won’t find a grander conference space in North London than the West Lodge Park Suite. Perfect for large events, the West Lodge Park Suite is an incredible meeting space that can be extended to allow events for up to 140 guests. The room is absolutely steeped in history. Your delegates will find themselves surrounded by lovingly restored period features, such as a fine gold leaf egg and dart cornice, chandeliers, and original 17^th century portraits by Britain’s first professional female painter, our own Mary Beale. And let’s not forget the high sash windows, from which you can take in the incredible vista of our 35-acre arboretum.

Of course, you’ll also find modern design elements, like high speed wi-fi, and flexible seating styles and layouts, that will ensure maximum comfort in grand style for your guests. And when it comes to creating an informal post-conference party, the John Evelyn room is perfect for mingling and buffet style dining, with drinks served from the adjoining bar in the King Charles room.

The space is named after the notable diarist John Evelyn, arborist and friend of Samuel Pepys and Sir Christopher Wren. During his 1676 stay, he described West Lodge Park as ‘a very pretty place, the house commodious, the gardens handsome, and our entertainment very free.’  We suspect when you conference with us, you’ll more than agree with his words.

John Evelyn Room

This is the finest banqueting and conference room in North London, named after the diarist John Evelyn who visited West Lodge in 1676. It features a high ceiling, two large sash windows, air conditioning, chandeliers, original portraits by Mary Beale, a beautiful conservatory and an equally lovely terrace, with direct access to the 35 acres of the Beale Arboretum surrounding the hotel, beautiful views, and easy access to the front entrance.

The King Charles Room

This lovely room, named after King Charles II whose original portrait by Mary Beale is on the wall, features a nice terrace with direct access to the 35 acres of the Beale Arboretum surrounding the hotel, and has a high ceiling, air conditioning and three large sash windows as well as beautiful views and easy access to the front entrance.

Coventry Room

This room is named after Henry Coventry, who lived at West Lodge in the seventeenth century and was Secretary of State to Charles II. It features its own conservatory, air conditioning, ceiling fans, and has direct access to the bar terrace and to the 35 acres of the Beale Arboretum surrounding the hotel.

Lancaster Suite

This fine set of two rooms is named after HM The Queen, who, as the Duke of Lancaster, owns the 1800 acres of the surrounding Enfield Chase. The Lancaster Suite is beautifully decorated with fine landscapes and portraits, chandeliers, air conditioning and statues, and has the largest capacity in the hotel. It features the Lancaster Room and the Chandos Room, with direct access to the front of the hotel and the 35 acres of the Beale Arboretum surrounding the hotel, and easy access to the front entrance.

Edward Beale Room

This room is named after Edward Beale, the sixth generation of the family firm, who purchased the West Lodge Park in 1945, and whose CBE for Services to Tourism is on show in this room. It features two terraces, a lobby, and air conditioning, and gives direct access to the 35 acres of the Beale Arboretum surrounding the hotel, as well as easy access to the hotel bar and restaurant.

The Hornbeam Boardroom

This room is named after the National Collection of Hornbeams in the Beale Arboretum. It features fine views out over the lake and helipad, original photographs of the Hornbeam Collection and is the ideal place for a quiet meeting away from the office The room has an integrated 50” LED smart TV and Nespresso coffee machine.