Much like it's adjacent room, this room is flooded with natural day light in the daytime due to enormous windows at one end of the room. At night time this room is romantically lit by chandelier and upward facing lights highlighting the beautifully ornate ceilings.

Formerly the Music room, this Fine room was designed by the Adams brothers in the 1770 when this venue was the first house on New Cavendish Street.

High ceilings allow for a great space for receptions, dinners, award ceremonies and much more. The rectangular shape of the room means that the room is easily transformed from theatre style to a dinner, whilst your guests enjoy a glass of bubbles in the Library downstairs.

Adjacent to this room is the Dining room, and both of which can be opened to create a break out space for catering or for additional space for a reception of up to 250.

There is also a third room on this floor which can serve as a small dining room, the former Master Bedroom, with grand mirrored fireplace and cupids painted on the ceiling. Perfect for a private post conference dinner.