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Mikado
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Named after the ninth Savoy Opera, Mikado is a reflection of The Savoy’s admiration for the then-new “art moderne”, and can be seen as an early example of art deco design.

Room size

38 sqm/409 sqft

Max Capacity

25

Location

Ground Floor

Art moderne
Overview

Created around 1928 in response to the popularity of The Savoy’s private rooms for smaller events, Mikado was repurposed from two existing rooms: a store-room, and the restaurant manager’s office.

Created around 1928 in response to the popularity of The Savoy’s private rooms for smaller events, Mikado was repurposed from two existing rooms: a store-room, and the restaurant manager’s office.

Sophisticated elegance

Located on the ground floor of The Savoy, Mikado is one of the hotel’s medium sized private rooms, retaining its original décor of wood-panelled walls with black edging and brass details.

Bringing a sophisticated elegance to meetings, social lunches or dinners, this London private dining room offers plenty of space for a cocktail party or corporate events. Mikado can also be paired with the smallest private room, Sorcerer, if additional space is required.

Capacity by configuration

Event

20

Boardroom

17

Theatre

25
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Reception

25

Buffet

20
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Our menus feature local, organic and sustainable ingredients, always catering to your dietary requirements for whatever occasion you require.

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