Barber-surgeons' Hall, Great Hall

Tucked away off London Wall in a secluded garden square lies the red-brick Barber-Surgeons’ Hall.

Its centrepiece is the Great Hall, a bright space with elaborately decorated ceilings, wood-paneled walls and abundance of windows offering natural light. The Reception Room, Court Room and Charter Room are equally well presented and display artefacts from the venerable livery company’s near-600-year history. A large terrace overlooks peaceful grounds, which include a section of the original Roman London Wall and a well maintained medicinal herb garden. Party Ingredients is the on-site caterer, with an over 40-year pedigree in catering at some of the City's best loved venues.

The Great Hall is a striking room, panelled with Japanese Oak and opening directly onto the Terrace. Lit with Waterford crystal chandeliers, flooded with natural light and bowed towards the West, the Hall is dominated by a magnificent Holbein painting of Henry VIII uniting the Barbers’ and Surgeons’ Companies in 1541.

A discreet and yet absolutely central location ideal for conferences, seminars, briefings, receptions and more formal dining.