Andaz London Liverpool Street

The hotel's largest and most flexible event room, combined with the adjoining Gallery for a full buyout, set beneath a glazed roof with colour-changing lighting that can be set to the room.

A Grade II-listed ballroom set beneath the hotel's original stained-glass dome, with the columns and cornicing of the 1884 building intact. Built for gala dinners and receptions on the grand scale.

The hotel's all-day restaurant, seated beneath the original Great Eastern Hotel's domed skylight and Corinthian columns, full of daylight by morning and set for private dinners by night.

The hotel's café bar by day, turning over to resident DJs on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

A Victorian suite with its original cornicing, fireplaces and chandeliers still in place, opening onto the smaller adjoining Chancery room for registration or pre-dinner drinks.

A private event room with tall arched windows and dark blue-draped walls, set up for long-table dinners and conferences alike.

A private dining room with an open kitchen and menu options drawn from across the hotel's restaurants, set for long-table dinners under exposed brick and hanging pendant lights.

A wood-panelled pub room named for a local landlady of the neighbourhood's past, with leaded glass windows, exposed brick and a vintage bar serving its own roasts and locally brewed beer.

A quieter red-walled lounge behind the Front Room bar, with low armchairs and a bottle-lined bar of its own, built as a retreat from the street outside.

A 1912 Grade II-listed lodge room built by Charles Barry Jr, its blue and gold zodiac dome, chequerboard floor and original thrones kept exactly as the lodge left them. The Latin above the thrones reads Audi Vide Tace: hear, see, keep counsel.

A bright, second-floor boardroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and strong natural light, minutes from Liverpool Street station.