Trinity House

Stunning building full of maritime history. Food & service were top notch.

A beautiful very well maintained building in the heart of London.

This is a little biased because I visited at an all expenses paid corporate event. However, the venue is incredible and the hosts were a complete delight. The food that had been prepared for us was ridiculously tasty, trumped only slightly by the champagne reception that was laid on. If I ever get to visit again I would like to spend more time finding more gems hidden away in cabinets on the walls!

A wonderful building with a historic Maritime past. Well worth a visit, there are regular guided tours.

I have no idea what this place is. Google said it was a private club but who knows. Had a red carpet out front. Really old beautiful looking building as with many of the buildings in London. I bet it has a creepy back story!

Interesting place, organisation responsible for building and maintaining UK lighthouses. Started by Henry VIII.
Also operates as an events venue. Eddystone lighthouse is most interesting part (there have been 3)

Took my North Sea Pilot exam here. Beautiful place, full of charm. The adjacent gardens are a tranquil memorial and reminder to the Merchant Navy and Merchant Seamen who lost their lives at sea during World War. Great location and ambience.

We had a very good tour here. Beautiful place.

Some amazing history in the building - held a workshop there

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The guide to Trinity House states it was built in 1794-96 by Samuel Wyatt, surveyor to the corporation. It was gutted in 1940 when a German bomb lodged in the roof. Trinity House, a Grade I listed, was refurbished and decorated in 1990. It provides tours that last 75 minutes and are limited to 20 people. Refreshments are available at the end of the tour and a fee is charged per person to the charitable fund. The venue is available for corporate functions and events. I had the honour to attend a function and the experience was first class. The staff are excellent from the door staff to the servers. The building is steeped in history and grandeur. It is a delight to walk around and take in history. Trinity House is minutes away from Tower Hill underground and DLR stations. Whether going for a function or tour you will not be disappointed.

Stunning interior and a great venue for a recent reunion cocktail party for former HMS Conway cadets

A wonderful evening with Dame Kelly Holmes MBE Stoll housing for veterans.

What a spectacular venue, the ambience is incredible, the food was excellent as was the wine and service, the view of the Tower of London completed a fantastic dining experience that will never be forgotten

Booked a tour which was entertaining & informative led by a city of london guide. Lovely building with a fascinating history. Can highly recommend.

A unique beautiful building with history and glory

Located a very short walk from Tower Hill Station with onsite parking. A beautiful period building filled with history that is open to the public for tours. Friendly, well informed, helpful, professional staff and great catering. Clean facilities.

Went for a conference. A stunning building for the event. Catering staff went above and beyond in feeding and watering us. Only complaint would be the small size of the room off of the main speaking area, which felt a bit cramped with tables in it.

An exceptional venue if the very highest quality. A great location with views across to the Tower of London. There is a very limited amount of parking and the Tower tube station is extremely close. It is only open for private functions but would be well worth hiring for that extra special occasion.

Beautiful building full of wonderful nautical treasures and paintings. The tours are well worth booking through Trinity House.