The Astor Room The In & Out

Naval and Military Club, affectionately and universally known as 'The In & Out', offers excellent facilities in the heart of London's Mayfair.

The beautiful 17th century panelling in the Astor Room gives it a unique and intimately sophisticated feel, making it ideal for private dinners and corporate meetings.

Cambridge Room The In & Out

The Cambridge Room, with its quiet setting, provides the perfect space for lunches and dinners up to 18 guests and is ideal for small intimate cocktail parties or corporate meetings

The Old Council Chamber The Law Society

This stunning neo-Georgian building located on Chancery Lane lends itself perfectly to events that require gravitas and style.

The Old Council Chamber and Dining Room comes with its own ante-room, bar and registration area, creating the perfect space to seat 60 guests for dinner, with your own private reception area in the adjoining Dining Room.

Livery Hall Founders Hall

Founders' Hall is a striking, distinctly contemporary venue, centrally located on one of the oldest streets in London, but hidden away from the bustle of the City.

The quiet and tranquil Livery Hall on the lower ground floor is the largest and most modern room available at Founders Hall. It is dominated by the large porthole windows that bathe the room with natural daylight and overlook the gardens of St Bartholomew's the Great.

The Parlour Founders Hall

The beautifully decorated, traditional style Parlour situated on the ground floor is perfect for receptions, and lunches.

The Board Room Museum of London Docklands

Built in 1802, the warehouse which is home to Museum of London Docklands was originally used to store vast quantities of rum, molasses, coffee, pimento and cotton from the West India slave plantations.

The Boardroom, with direct views over the quayside and Canary Wharf is air-conditioned and has natural daylight, it also features the original pine columns and exposed brickwork characteristic throughout the building as a whole.

The Harben Suite 28 Portland Place

28 Portland Place is a beautiful historic building dating from 1775. Designed by the celebrated Scottish architects the Adam Brothers it is one of the finest surviving town houses of its type.

On the first floor a magnificent gold doorway links the two large rooms of the Harben Suite. With stunning floor to ceiling mirrors and an original ornate period fireplace these rooms would make a perfect setting for any event.