Freemasons’ Hall
London
Hall Capacity:1800 People
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15 Montague Street, London, WC1B 5BJ
Quintessentially British
We are proud to be a part of the family-owned and run Red Carnation Hotel Collection and of our hotel’s exceptional heritage. We strive to create the most enriching and rewarding experiences for our guests – which is why they choose to stay with us again and again.The Montague on the Gardens combines the best of two worlds. In front is the British Museum, whilst to the rear, there's a serene private garden, cut off from the city by a rectangle of fine Georgian townhouses. Between the two lies The Montague on the Gardens – an intriguing blend of up-to-the-minute city vibrancy and old-world Bloomsbury charm, where guests can expect British hospitality at its finest.
We are renowned for our fun and creative pop-up events, including ‘Mix It’, our interactive cocktail making experience. The Montague ‘Beach Bar’ returns each summer, complete with real sand, a beach-hut style thatched roof, delicious cocktails and BBQ platters. In winter we celebrate the festive season in our alpine themed ‘Ski Lodge’ featuring pine trees, falling snow, delicious festive canapes, mulled wine and our exclusive Lanson Champagne Bar
The Montague on the Gardens is a charming Georgian townhouse, in a peaceful location in literary Bloomsbury. Just steps from the British Museum and a short walk from Covent Garden and Shaftesbury Avenue for many of London’s best theatres. The hotel overlooks the private Montague Street Gardens, providing guests with the perfect backdrop for al-fresco dining and also home to the ‘Montague Bees’
We are deeply committed to protecting our environment and contributing to the local community. We have removed over 30 single-use plastics from our hotel and implemented Winnow Solutions to help reduce our food waste. We enjoy keeping 20,000 bees in our gardens, producing honey for our guests to enjoy at breakfast. We are proud to support local charities such as The Springboard Charity, Action Against Hunger, Great Ormond Street Hospital and WE Charity
