Glaziers' Hall

The Hall's principal and largest room, hung with three crystal chandeliers beneath a black coffered ceiling and dressed floor to ceiling in drape, with a wood floor that leaves room for dancing once the tables are cleared. Fitted with an LED lighting package, twin screens and a PA system, it seats up to 250 for dinner and takes 350 standing, and combines with the adjoining River Room or Thames Room for a larger reception.

An oak-panelled first-floor room lit by three arched stained-glass windows carrying the crests of all three resident livery companies. Seats up to 100 for dinner and takes 180 standing, with its own anteroom in the adjoining Library for refreshments or a breakout.

A first-floor room of floor-to-ceiling glazed arches looking straight across the Thames to the City and London Bridge, bright by day and lit by a run of geometric pendant fittings by night. Seats up to 150 for dinner and takes 180 standing, and often runs alongside the Banqueting Hall as a reception or breakout space.

A basement run of Georgian brick arches from the Hall's original nineteenth-century fabric, floored in the original grade-listed York stone and fitted with a bespoke, temperature-controlled wine cellar visible through glass portholes set into the brick. Let with its own private entrance and reception area, it hires exclusively for up to 100 for dinner or 120 standing, and doubles as a breakout or refreshment space for events elsewhere in the venue.

A ground-floor room of exposed brick and oak beams looking out to London Bridge, suited to a meeting, an away day or an intimate dinner for up to 60, with the adjoining Thames Room available for a pre-dinner reception.

The smallest and most private of the Hall's rooms, adjoining the Court Room and lined with a working collection on glass painting and scientific instrumentation behind glazed bookcases. Suited to a small dinner, an interview or a meeting, it seats up to 30 and takes 70 standing.