Royal Pavilion, Adelaide Suite

One of the most exotically beautiful buildings in the British Isles, the Royal Pavilion is the magnificent former seaside residence of King George IV. Decorated in the elaborate Chinese taste, with a dramatic Indian exterior, this Regency party palace was built by a King who wanted to impress.

The lavish interiors and grand scale are testament to this. The State Rooms available for hire include the opulent Banqueting room, including gold dragon chandelier, and the stunning Music Room, designed to look like the inside of a Chinese lady's jewellery box.

We also have George IV's surprisingly beautiful Great Kitchen available, where the King himself was rumored to eat Christmas lunch. Or if you require something a little smaller we have three more intimate, but just as richly decorated rooms to choose from that are not open to the public.

We work closely with several approved caterers (list below), who are very familiar with the venue, and can also provide recommendations for quality AV suppliers, entertainment, florists and photographers. Classical string trios, harpists and jazz bands work very well in the venue, and we have hosted traditional Regency dance classes for some events which proved very popular.

Approved Caterers:

• Food Glorious Food - www.foodgloriousfoodsouth.co.uk
• The Secret Restaurant - www.thesecretrestaurant.co.uk
• Earth Catering - www.earthcatering.co.uk
• Seasoned - www.beseasoned.co.uk

As a venue for your event, the Royal Pavilion is a truly unique and historic setting like no other.


The Adelaide Suite is the former bedroom suite of Queen Adelaide, the wife of King William IV, the second monarch to call the Royal Pavilion home. These two light and bright rooms are decorated with hand painted wallpaper in the Georgian style, however, the real star of the space is a wonderful large stone terrace overlooking the Pavilion gardens. Useful for lunches, afternoon tea receptions or dinners, this space can also work well for meetings and smaller conferences, with a large screen available for presentations etc. Not open to the public, the Adelaide Suite is something of a hidden gem within the Pavilion.