At a Glance…
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Part of the UK’s fastest growing upscale hotel brand, Radisson Edwardian has a collection of 14 individual hotels in unparalleled locations across London and Manchester. Included in the group is The May Fair Hotel, Mayfair (an independent brand), plus a further 11 hotels in London; Radisson Edwardian Heathrow Hotel & Conference Centre, Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square & Radisson Edwardian Hampshire (Leicester Square), Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street & Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth (Bloomsbury), Radisson Edwardian Berkshire & Radisson Edwardian Sussex (Oxford Street), Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten (Covent Garden), Radisson Edwardian Grafton (Tottenham Court Road), Radisson Edwardian Vanderbilt (Kensington), Radisson Edwardian New Providence Wharf (Docklands) and two hotels outside of London; the award winning Radisson Edwardian Manchester Free Trade Hall and the newly opened Radisson Edwardian Guildford Hotel. Mason Williams has worked with Radisson Edwardian Hotel since 2004.
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A few highlights…
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Mason Williams launched the award winning 5* Radisson Edwardian Free Trade Hall, the 4* deluxe Radisson Edwardian New Providence Wharf and relaunched the Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street Hotel following a £25m investment. Over the years we have hosted the Labour Party Conference in Manchester, brought the iconic Club 43 back to the Free Trade Hall and launched the Book Club at the Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street hotel, working with some of the biggest publishers in the world.

What the press say…
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“It played a pivotal role in the industrial revolution, was the setting for one of the most renowned moments in Bob Dylan’s career and now Manchester’s Free Trade Hall is home to a wholly excellent hotel.”
Daily Mail

“A luxury boutique hotel located perfectly in the middle of vibrant London. Translation: the ideal place to rest your weary bones (and feet) after a mammoth day’s shopping on London’s Oxford Street.”
Marie Claire

“Nice decor, decent room and an excellent restaurant in this refurbished hotel near the British Museum.”
The Times Online‍