The Gore Hotel

The Library is an exquisitely elegant setting with the grand yet homely atmosphere of a stately English home.

Spacious, luxurious and cosy, with plush velvet sofas and comfortable armchairs, it’s flooded with daylight through three large sash windows. The grand mahogany bookcase, intriguing oil portraits and original ornate fireplace make this a unique, charming space for an intimate function.

Perfect for.....

Opulent dinners and special parties.

A sweeping staircase from Bar 190 leads down to the impressive Tapestry Room, where the Rolling Stones famously decided to host the party for the launch of “Beggars Banquet”.

Flanked by two vast stone fireplaces, it is replete with panelled walls, gilded mirrors and French Verdure tapestries and features an original velvet Chesterfield sofa. It can be connected to the adjoining Mulberry Room for larger events.

Perfect for....

Grand Weddings and important functions.

Adjacent to the Tapestry Room sits the cosy Mulberry Room, a smaller venue yet equally as enchanting for intimate events.

The warm sophistication of the forest green wood panelling and the natural light, filtering through the three large sash windows adorned with crimson velvet curtains, infuse The Mulberry Room with a distinctively opulent charm.

Perfect for....

Private business meetings and intimate drinks gatherings.

Bar 190 is the iconic bar of Rock ‘n’ Roll history, and is a regular venue for famed musicians and celebrities alike.

Original Victorian wooden panelling and lavish furnishings dominate the bar, and photos of the famous Rolling Stones album launch partydecorate its walls. Tucked away on the ground floor of the hotel, there is a distinctly glamorous yet informal feel to the space.

Perfect for...

Extravagant celebrations and unique drinks reception

190 Queen’s Gate, the refined restaurant of The Gore London, combines the English culinary tradition with contemporary flavours to offer a luxury fine-dining experience. 

A neighbour of the Royal Albert Hall, 190 Queen’s Gate is ideally situated for pre-theatre dining before the curtain rises on stage. On Sundays, savour a relaxing day and settle in to the cosy surroundings to indulge in the iconic British tradition of Sunday Lunch. Our menus evolve throughout the year to capitalise on and celebrate seasonal and high-quality British produce sourced from the surrounding counties.

With an extensive (and growing) English wine list, 190 Queen’s Gate is a leading destination in London championing English wine. Partners of Wine GB and Highweald, the West Sussex-based wine estate, the restaurant is a pioneer in the industry.

Former National Chef of the Year, Frederick Forster, presides as Head Chef at 190 Queen's Gate. Having trained under Pierre Gagnaire as a Roux Scholar before receiving numerous awards including Chef of the Year 2011 and Master of Culinary Arts 2013, Frederick is also known for his professional appearances on TV. His experience has shaped his style to highlight fresh and seasonal English produce cooked simply and elegantly.