The NoMad London

Our stunning Greek Masonic Temple with Grade II listed marbles was built in 1912. Concealed by heavy, studded doors & accessed via a winding staircase & a spacious mahogany-panelled anteroom, the Grecian-style Temple is perhaps Andaz Liverpool Street’s best-kept secret. The century-old room was considered one of the grandest Masonic temples of its time, as its marble columns & splendid zodiac ceiling testify.

Located on the corner of Newman Street and Goodge Street, Mr Fogg's House of Botanicals showcases a magnificent display of the explorer's botanical acquisitions and eccentric souvenirs of his global adventures. The space if flooded with natural light and large sash windows and ceilings high enough for the tallest of trees, creating a sense of bright airiness throughout. The downstairs area features a beautifully crafted handmade oak wooden bar surrounded by floriferous foliage and can hold up to 130 guests standing .

Experience the grandeur of arriving through the magnificent Portico entrance, Mosaic Terrace and Central Hall into Room 30. Room 30 houses the Gallery's most iconic Spanish paintings by artists such as Veláquez and Zurbarán, including the fabled Rokeby Venus. Room 30 is a luxurious space that provides an unforgettable welcome. Perfect for receptions for 300 or a dinner for 220 guests.

With the elegant old-world elegant grandeur of the Edwardian Town House, and it's wonderful location in Mayfair, No.4 Hamilton Place is a stunning venue for a summer reception.