
A Firmdale hotel in a quiet Soho mews, with bold Kit Kemp interiors and private rooms a few steps from the West End.
The Ned London is one of the most architecturally striking private dining venues in London, a Grade I-listed former banking hall in the heart of the City, designed a century ago by Sir Edwin 'Ned' Lutyens and carefully restored to preserve every detail of its original grandeur. For executive dinners, senior leadership gatherings, and high-level conversations, it offers a setting genuinely unlike anything else in the capital.
Set at 27 Poultry, moments from the Bank of England and directly above Bank Underground Station, The Ned occupies one of the most prestigious addresses in the City of London, a location that signals authority and confidence to every guest who receives an invitation.
The Ned has five rooms ideal for private dining, each with period features including walnut panelling and vintage chandeliers. For intimate executive dinners, the Rose Room features a marble fireplace, original chandeliers, and mahogany panelling for up to 14 guests, while the Wren Room accommodates up to 10 for the most intimate senior gatherings. For slightly larger leadership forums, the Drawing Room seats up to 26 boardroom style or 30 on round tables, with access to two oversized outdoor terraces.
Beyond the private rooms, The Ned's ground-floor grand banking hall, now home to ten distinct restaurants, provides a spectacular backdrop for arrivals. Situated directly above Bank Station, it offers unrivalled convenience for guests across the City and Canary Wharf. It is a venue that commands attention from the moment guests arrive, a natural fit for senior leaders who understand the role environment plays in the quality of conversation it enables.
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