Ten Trinity Square Private Club

Ten Trinity Square Private Club occupies the boardrooms and executive offices of the former Port of London Authority headquarters, Sir Edwin Cooper's Beaux-Arts landmark on Tower Hill, opened by Lloyd George in 1922. A world-first partnership between Reignwood, Four Seasons and Château Latour, it opened in autumn 2017 and takes over the panelled state rooms of the building the Four Seasons hotel now shares. The original wood carvings and panelling were saved and restored, so members move between rooms named for Cooper's honoured Britons (Watt, Cromwell, Newton, Wilberforce) that have held their carved detail for a century.

At its heart is the first Château Latour Discovery Room outside France, where an award-winning sommelier pours more than forty-five wines by the glass, including the 1982 vintage direct from the estate's cellars. The Club also runs the only indoor cigar lounge in the City, a billiards room, a bar lounge and a members' dining room with a kitchen guided by three-Michelin-star chef Anne-Sophie Pic, alongside a spa, indoor pool and vitality suite.

Event spaces can be reserved Monday to Friday, with whole-Club private hire at weekends, for anything from a boardroom of seven to a reception of around two hundred across the combined rooms. The Club's own calendar spans members' parties held in the building's penthouses, Château Latour dinners, speaker evenings and art exhibitions. Hire runs through the Club, so LIT.ME arranges access via the house for private dinners, receptions, tastings and launches in the City's most discreet address.