Searcys returns as preferred catering partner at No. 30 Knightsbridge

Searcys has returned as the preferred catering partner at No. 30 Knightsbridge, following the reopening of the refurbished Georgian townhouse in central London.The venue, previously known as 30 Pavilion Road, has rejoined the Searcys events portfolio after an extensive refurbishment and is again available for private events, meetings and hospitality.

Located close to Harrods and Sloane Street, No. 30 Knightsbridge has been associated with Searcys since 1963, when it first began hosting events under the catering group’s management. During the 1980s and 1990s it became known as a high-profile private events venue before leaving the collection in later years.

The building includes a number of event spaces, including the Great Hall, Anne Machin Ballroom and Gallery Bar, which can host events ranging from 20 to 120 guests. A rooftop terrace and the Monet Garden Terrace provide outdoor capacity for up to 80 people, while the property also includes 16 guest bedrooms.

The interiors feature restored period elements, including marble fireplaces, stone flooring and reclaimed wood panelling, alongside modern upgrades introduced as part of the refurbishment.

Paul Jackson, managing director at Searcys, said: “We are delighted to be returning to 30 Knightsbridge, a place that holds so much history and meaning for us. It’s not just about coming back to a beautiful venue; it’s about continuing a legacy. We look forward to welcoming guests old and new to experience Searcys hospitality in this remarkable setting once again.”

The No. 30 Knightsbridge team added: “Reuniting with Searcys feels truly special. We’re thrilled to be working together again and can’t wait to see what the future holds for this iconic partnership.” 

No. 30 Knightsbridge joins other venues in the Searcys portfolio, including Horizon 22, Guildhall, the National Portrait Gallery, the Royal College of Music and the London Transport Museum.