Trinity House

Height, light and space are the appealing characteristics of Trinity House, a Grade 1 listed Georgian building and the working home of the General Lighthouse Authority.  Located near the Tower Hill, Fenchurch and Aldgate underground stations, the venue's incomparable views of the historic Tower of London have been impressing corporate delegates and wedding guests for the three decades it has been available for private hire. 

Upon entering the grand Reception Hall from the cobbled paving behind iron railings – featured in numerous TV and film productions over the years – it is apparent that this is a special place.  The distinctive twin-curved stairway leads to five rooms, four of which offer Tower views and break out-out rooms for added flexibility.  

A myriad maritime-oriented art and artefacts provide numerous items of interest to guests, including the brass bell from the Royal Yacht Brittania, and a professional Blue Badge historian is available for presentations and talks.  Added value comprises the impressive gold-crested red leather chairs and polished tables which are included in the venue hire charges.

The Library, with a capacity of 130 seated and 180 standing, offers a Minstrels’ Gallery and historic stained glass windows, whilst the Court Room, allowing for 60 seated and 130 standing, features an extraordinary trompe l’oeil ceiling. Both these and the Luncheon, Reading and Pepys Rooms, offer a rare combination of grandeur and intimacy – ideal for important yet relaxed events.

Hire of Trinity House is on an exclusive use basis.