The Ned London

At The Ned, your celebration unfolds across a choice of six stunning Grade I-listed spaces, or you may take over the entire floor for up to 200 guests. At the heart of it all lies the Tapestry Room — a magnificent showcase of the building’s grandeur. With its original walnut panelling and glittering crystal chandeliers, it offers a timeless backdrop for saying ‘I do’ before up to 120 seated guests, or for hosting a drinks reception for up to 210.

The Saloon evokes the refined charm of the 18th century, with its ornate chalk frieze and a chandelier originally from Devonshire House — an elegant setting for a classic wedding breakfast of up to 70 guests.

Additional spaces include the Drawing Room, with its understated sophistication; the contemporary Rose Room; and the intimate Wren Room — each offering a unique atmosphere to suit your vision.

These include The Wren Room & The Rose Room. The Wren Room is named after Sir Christopher Wren, who designed St. Mildred's Church. The room's standout features include chandeliers, natural light, wood panelling and a carpet inspired by large-leaf Verdure tapestries. The cosy Rose Room gets its name from the Rose Tavern that initially stood on The Ned's site before The Great Fire of London. The room has a beautiful marble fireplace and crystal chandelier. Both rooms can accommodate a maximum of 10 and 14 guests, respectively.

There are two large terraces at The Ned. Use them individually for a stand-alone event or in conjunction with an indoor event space for serving cocktails and canapés. Both terraces offer spectacular views over London City and St Paul's Cathedral. They are ideal for 26 guests in a seated dinner or 70 guests in a standing cocktail reception.

Princes Dome, located on the roof and next to the members' area of Ned's Club Upstairs, is one of the hotel's two converted domes and connects to an outdoor terrace. With a stocked bar and terrace access, it's a beautiful spot to host a reception-style event for 50 guests.