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Barbara Koopmans (Event Organiser), Atos Origin
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"I was the organizer of the meeting and accommodation for Atos Origin International SAS from 27 to 30 March 2011 in the Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel in London. I would like to extend my thanks to the personnel of the hotel for making our stay so pleasant from start to finish"
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"Has the atmosphere of a smart and exclusive club."
Resplendent in luxurious colonial furniture and original Asian artwork, the Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel, Tottenham Court Road, London, has the atmosphere of a smart and exclusive club. Keen to welcome guests on business or in London to enjoy the delights of West End shopping, the Grafton is one of the friendliest hotels in Camden and the surrounding districts.
Generously appointed with 14 elegant, well equipped meeting rooms, the Grafton is one of the few Marylebone hotels ideal for conferences and events, able to accommodate up to 110 people. Private dining is a speciality and there is no limit to our imaginative approach to glamorous parties. The Warren Room, with its original Chinese artwork, private bar and separate street entrance is a popular choice accommodating up to 100 guests.
One of the finest of the Tottenham Court Road hotels, the Grafton is close to the theatres and opera houses of the West End, numerous central London museums and art galleries, and attractions such as Madame Tussauds, the planetarium and Camden Town market. With 330 luxuriously appointed rooms and suites, the Grafton 4 star hotel, London, offers ergonomic design, beautiful furnishings, crisp bed linen, and fabulous marble bathrooms.
For ad hoc dining, the Aston Bar and Restaurant has a reputation far superior to the many hotels Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road have to offer: a great place to meet for a drink, have a light lunch, or enjoy a sumptuous dinner made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Named after the Aston Martin club, founded on this site in the 1930s, the restaurant and bar are as popular with the locals as with hotel guests.
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