113 Chancery Lane

Your guests will enter by the sweeping staircase, preparing them for the wealth of decorative features within. Graceful marble pillars draw the eye to Conrad Dressler’s celebrated Persian frieze depicting divine justice, and 17th-century stained glass windows, mahogany panelling, and a peacock-tiled fireplace make this room a unique and beautiful setting.

With its graceful fireplace frieze and sculpture of Athene carved by British sculptor Gilbert Bayes, best known for the Queen of Time clock above Selfridges’ main doorway, and flanked by soaring marble columns, the spacious Bayes Room on the ground floor is exceptionally versatile.

Bright, airy meeting spaces with an intimate feel.

Intimate space that's great for corporate and social events.

The site of the original Six Clerks’ Office and the old Law Society’s personal bookstore are charming intimate rooms for small events, bridal suites, or breakout sessions.

An ideal presentation space with a roomy feel.