The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
Bedrooms are traditionally furnished, with paneled walls and old furniture, period pictures and rugs. if you’re looking for a private and discreet events facility for up to eight people in Central London, you need look no further. The meeting and events rooms are all full of character, very different, and furnished throughout with fine old paintings and prints and mellow antiques..
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
Bedrooms are traditionally furnished, with paneled walls and old furniture, period pictures and rugs. if you’re looking for a private and discreet events facility for up to eight people in Central London, you need look no further. The meeting and events rooms are all full of character, very different, and furnished throughout with fine old paintings and prints and mellow antiques..
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
The 30-bed Batty Langley’s in Spittalfields is named after handbooks designed to help inexperienced clients plan their Georgian houses and gardens. Located just outside the ancient walls of the City of London, Spitalfields in early times was the site of the Mediaeval priory of St Mary Spital. Part of the brickwork of the priory survives in the basement of this building. The hotel situated just a 6 minute walk to Liverpool Street underground station, and a 5 minute walk to Shoreditch High Street, overground station.
Bedrooms are traditionally furnished, with paneled walls and old furniture, period pictures and rugs. if you’re looking for a private and discreet events facility for up to eight people in Central London, you need look no further. The meeting and events rooms are all full of character, very different, and furnished throughout with fine old paintings and prints and mellow antiques..
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
The 30-bed Batty Langley’s in Spittalfields is named after handbooks designed to help inexperienced clients plan their Georgian houses and gardens. Located just outside the ancient walls of the City of London, Spitalfields in early times was the site of the Mediaeval priory of St Mary Spital. Part of the brickwork of the priory survives in the basement of this building. The hotel situated just a 6 minute walk to Liverpool Street underground station, and a 5 minute walk to Shoreditch High Street, overground station.
Bedrooms are traditionally furnished, with paneled walls and old furniture, period pictures and rugs. if you’re looking for a private and discreet events facility for up to eight people in Central London, you need look no further. The meeting and events rooms are all full of character, very different, and furnished throughout with fine old paintings and prints and mellow antiques..
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
The 30-bed Batty Langley’s in Spittalfields is named after handbooks designed to help inexperienced clients plan their Georgian houses and gardens. Located just outside the ancient walls of the City of London, Spitalfields in early times was the site of the Mediaeval priory of St Mary Spital. Part of the brickwork of the priory survives in the basement of this building. The hotel situated just a 6 minute walk to Liverpool Street underground station, and a 5 minute walk to Shoreditch High Street, overground station.
Bedrooms are traditionally furnished, with paneled walls and old furniture, period pictures and rugs. if you’re looking for a private and discreet events facility for up to eight people in Central London, you need look no further. The meeting and events rooms are all full of character, very different, and furnished throughout with fine old paintings and prints and mellow antiques..
The Library is an elegant room that has a Victorian lantern roof flooding the entrance with natural daylight. The opposite end is laid out as an intimate, fully fitted and well stocked library featuring a period stone working fireplace, polished oak shelving and an ornate early 20th century room divider. The entire space is air conditioned, with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and is furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs as well as an antique table seating six to eight.
The parlour room is a fully paneled sitting room and features include solid oak flooring, an open fireplace with working fire, concealed flat screen TV with media hub and Apple TV, complimentary WiFi access, built-in period china cupboard and sash windows with folding shutters that allow the room to be blacked out for photo shoots. It is air conditioned and enjoys natural daylight. With its rich antique furnishings, discreet lighting, period oil paintings and hand woven rugs, the Parlour serves as an ideal breakout or syndicate room for use in conjunction with either of the other two meeting rooms in the hotel.
The Tapestry room is a large, imposing space, hung with 17th century tapestries, The Folly and The Fountain, and featuring a large antique book case which doubles as an honesty bar, opens on to an private garden with a functioning period fountain. At one end of the room is an open fireplace flanked by elegant built-in bookcases, furnished with comfortable sofas and chairs to form an ideal breakout space. The northern end has an antique table with seating for up to six, overlooking the garden. The room is air conditioned and is complete with complimentary WiFi access.
