The Pepys Room is a grand space, befitting of its impressive namesake – famous diarist, naval administrator and former Master of the House, Samuel Pepys – whose portrait proudly graces the wall.
For events taking place in multiple areas of the House, this is an ideal space for a dance floor and to accommodate musicians or other entertainment, but is also well suited to receptions, lunches or dinners.

The Luncheon Room is adorned with imposing full-length portraits of former Masters of Trinity House, an elegant Georgian fireplace and the only surviving mirror from the original house.
True to its name, this room works wonderfully for the hosting of small lunches and dinners.

This beautiful blue and gold ceilinged vision overlooks Trinity Square with floor to ceiling windows which bathe the room in natural light. The richly woven carpet, stunning vivid ceiling, and views of Trinity Square give this room a rare grace and make it a superb choice for receptions and the most inspiring of meetings.

With its graceful fireplace frieze 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.