Armourers’ Hall

The largest event space is the ideal place to hold a banquet style dinner, but also well suited to receptions and theatre-style presentations. Its superb display of 16th century arms and armour makes a lasting impression, while the 18th century George II brass chandeliers and Men-at-Arms candelabra provide a striking candle-lit setting for a dramatic dining experience.

The Court Room is elegant and beautifully proportioned with Elizabethan paintings and an august selection of documentation which includes the 1556 Grant of Arms as decoration.

The impressive Regency dining table and 18th century mahogany chairs make the room well suited for lunches dinners and boardroom style meetings.

Thanks to the superb copy of the famous Ardebil Persian carpet which graces its floors, you will feel as if you have stepped on to a magnificent flying carpet when you enter the Drawing Room. Also known as the Gold Room, this space is dressed by glorious paintings which flank the Lee Armour.

The Drawing Room is the ideal venue for sophisticated dining or receptions and a striking backdrop to theatre-style presentations.

This quiet hideaway at the heart of the Hall features an attractive George II mahogany bookcase and some charming Dutch and Scottish paintings and makes a lovely setting for more intimate dining, receptions or meetings.