Venue

The Landmark Hotel London

Date

 6 November 2025

Dress

Business Suit

The 2025 Awards will take place on 6 November 2025 at The Landmark Hotel in London. The Landmark London was originally opened on the 1st July 1899, the hotel was designed around a vast courtyard which allowed light and air into all the bedrooms. The courtyard was unique in London and it provided an extremely dramatic entrance and has awed guests for over a century with its glass-roof and airy interior. 

Address: 222 Marylebone Road, London, NW1 6JQ

The evening:

18:45 Drinks reception

19:45 Welcome and dinner

21:45 Entertainment

22:00 Awards ceremony hosted by Yuri Bender, Editor-in-Chief, PWM

22:30 Cash bar

23:30 Carriages - pre-book your ride home with our transport sponsor: Blacklane

Transport Accessibility:

• The nearest train station is Marylebone (1 minute away from the hotel)
• Marylebone Station has step-free access
• There is no parking at the venue but a multitude of public transport options are available nearby.

Plan your accessible journey with TFL’s journey planner linked here: Plan an Accessible Journey

Travel in style with our exclusive transport sponsor Blacklane, download their app here and you will receive an exclusive 25% off round-trip rides to The Landmark London.

Hotel Accessibility

• The hotel does not offer on-site parking. NCP Parking between Baker Street and the hotel can be found: 170 Marylebone Road (under a Shell petrol station). Approximately a 4-minute walk, from the hotel.
• The hotel itself is accessible, with lifts and accessible ramps/slopes around the hotel to ensure smooth mobility.

Guest Room Accessibility:

• Bathtub Grab Rails
• Electronic Room Key
• Guest Room and Suites Doors Self-Closing
• Hearing Accessible Rooms and/or Kits
• Mobility Accessible Rooms
• Non-slip Grab Rails in the Bathroom
• Viewports in Guest Room and Suites Doors

Suppliers

• Flash photography
• Strobe lights or flashing images
• Distinctly amplified sounds/music

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