The Ned London

The Tapestry Room gets its name from the pastoral tapestry adorning the room's upper walls. The crystal chandeliers and walnut panelling lend elegance and vintage appeal. The place is ideal for 120 guests seated in a round-table event or 140 guests in a long table banquet-style event. The room can accommodate a maximum of 200 guests in a standing reception.

Drenched in natural light, The Saloon's neutral palette ensures its other design details can shine. The restored parquet flooring or the 18th-century chandelier, for instance, help craft a fitting ambience for a variety of events. 70 guests can be seated here comfortably.

These include the RWB Room and The Drawing Room. The Drawing Room connects to The Saloon and has a very distinctive club-like vibe thanks to its panelled walls, lithographs and period etchings. It is apt for 20 guests in a boardroom setup, 50 for a round table or 80 guests for a reception. The RWB Room has a more intimate and informal ambience with its light oak panelling. It can host 28 guests in a classroom-style setup or 50 guests for a standing event.

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.