1 Wimpole Street

The venue's principal party room, on the ground floor beside the auditoriums and next door to the Max Rayne Atrium. Skylights run the length of the ceiling, columns break up 17.6 by 10.8 metres of floor, and the room has its own bar. It takes reception drinks, buffets, banquets and exhibitions, and is the space most often booked as catering for a conference in one of the lecture theatres.

A double-height room under a vaulted glass roof, glazed on the surrounding walls too, with planting at floor level and a marble finish underfoot. Daylight does most of the work here. Booked with the Cavendish Room next door it becomes the largest configuration in the building.

Thirty-three metres of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves inside the RSM library, air-conditioned and lit down one side by tall windows. Built for cabaret-style meetings, presentations and away-days, with catering served at the rear among the library's exhibition cases.

A flat-floored ground-floor room beside the Max Rayne Auditorium, used as a drinks reception, catering or exhibition space for the auditorium next door, or booked on its own.

Seminar Rooms 2 and 3 opened into one lower-ground room, the largest of the contemporary meeting spaces and the only one of them that takes a standing reception of any size.

A two-level wood-panelled hall on the upper floor, its cabinets holding historic medical instruments from the RSM's collection, with doors onto a small terrace. The gallery above looks down on the floor, which suits a dinner in the round.

A fourth-floor room that reconfigures for boardroom, U-shape, cabaret or reception, with a large screen and daylight on one side.

An 11-metre-square room with natural light, a permanent screen and wireless presentation, laid out for anything from classroom to banquet.

One of two rooms inside the RSM's members' area released for hire, panelled in oak and hung with framed prints. It takes a business breakfast, a dinner for 24 or a drinks reception, and sits alongside the Hewitt Room.

A flexible meeting room with natural light and a permanent screen, taking 30 for standing refreshments.

A mezzanine-level room fitted for hybrid meetings, reconfiguring between classroom, boardroom, cabaret and reception.

An air-conditioned room with a wipe-clean floor, a sink and a partition wall that splits it in two for breakout sessions. Takes 20 standing.

The largest of three interconnecting lower-ground rooms, contemporary and fitted with a screen, taking 20 for a standing reception.

The middle room of the interconnecting lower-ground trio, joining Seminar Room 3 to form the Seminar Suite.

The smallest of the three interconnecting lower-ground rooms, taking 20 standing or 12 around a table.

The smaller of the two rooms released from the RSM's members' area, seating 14 for a business breakfast, a private dinner or a lunch.

The largest of the three lecture theatres, seating 298 in gently tiered leather chairs under wooden panelling, with its own AV control room and technician. Step-free access runs onto the stage as well as through the audience seating. Published for theatre layout only; the venue quotes no dining or reception figure for it.

A 146-seat theatre of tiered leather seats facing a purpose-built stage, panelled in wood for acoustics and wired for recording and streaming. Two wheelchair spaces at the front, and an induction loop built in. A theatre figure only; no dining or reception capacity is published.

The smallest of the three theatres, seating 60 on a tier facing a flat-floored stage and a multi-display screen. Electronic blackout blinds mean it can run dark or on daylight, and the front row takes up to six wheelchairs. A theatre figure only.

A fourth-floor meeting room with a good run of natural light, seating 30 cabaret or 50 theatre. No dining or reception figure is published.

A room from 1912, once a Medical Research Council laboratory and now home to the RSM's rare medical books. A horseshoe table sits on oak parquet under a marble fireplace, seating 30. Published for U-shape layout only.

A meeting room set inside the library among glass cabinets of rare books from the RSM archive, held at a steady 20 degrees to protect them. Seats 14 around the table.

A mezzanine-level room kitted out for hybrid meetings, seating 14 around the table.

A second-floor boardroom for 12, used for interviews, appraisals and small workshops.

A modern meeting room named by the RSM, seating 11 around the table.

A third-floor room sponsored by the Chinese University of Hong Kong, naturally lit and air-conditioned, seating 10 around the table and set away from the busier floors.

A boardroom for six inside the RSM library, for interviews and small meetings.