South Place Hotel

The hotel's own Michelin-starred restaurant, on the top floor with its rooftop terrace attached. Taken as an exclusive hire, the dining room seats guests at round tables beneath a faceted metal ceiling, with the City skyline through angled glass on both sides.

Named after John Steed and his partner Purdey from The New Avengers, these two interconnecting first-floor rooms run behind floor-to-ceiling windows. Hired individually or combined into one continuous space, they take a boardroom lunch as easily as a long private dinner or a standing reception across the whole floor.

The ground-floor restaurant and bar, a City outpost of the Bluebird brand serving all-day dining and cocktails from a black marble counter. Available as an exclusive hire of the bar, the dining room, or both together.

Le Chiffre's speakeasy bar and Solo's dining room open onto each other to make one continuous party space, with the private bar, lounge seating and Solo's dining table — which flips to a billiards table — all in easy reach.

A covered courtyard on the first floor, planted out under a retractable roof with heaters for year-round use. An illuminated bar runs along one wall, with a dining layout set beneath hanging greenery on the other side.

The open-air rooftop terrace attached to Angler, with a retractable cover and views over the City skyline. Bookable for groups or taken as an exclusive hire for a private drinks reception above the rooftops.

A speakeasy-style bar with its own private bar counter, a stone-clad back wall and library-style shelving. Doubles as an intimate dining room, and connects through to Solo for larger parties.

Known internally as the Red Room for its lacquered red table and chairs, set beneath a ring of exposed bulbs. Named after Illya Kuryakin, sidekick to the room next door's namesake, and used for meetings by day and private dinners by night.

The smallest of the hotel's private rooms, built around a table that flips into a full-size billiards table. Named after Napoleon Solo, the original Man from U.N.C.L.E., and set within dark wood panelling and herringbone flooring.