The Glengoyne Room at The Caledonian Club

About this space

Located on the ground floor next to the private entrance , The Bowmore Room is one of two rooms side by side that lead into the Library.

The Bowmore Room is perfect for small meetings or private dinners for up to 10 with natural daylight and WIFI. Alternatively it can be used as registration or refreshment break in conjunction with the Library.

Prices

Monday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Tuesday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Wednesday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Thursday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Friday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Saturday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Sunday

7:00 – 0:00

from £75 per person

Per session

7:00 – 0:00

from £75

Note: Alcohol licence until 0:00. All prices include VAT.

Capacity

Boardroom

up to 8

Catering and drinks

Facilities

Conference Phone

Air conditioning

Parking available

Music & sound equipment

Accessibility

Rules of the space

Allowed events

Host rules

No smoking in the building

Cancellation policy: Flexible

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About The Caledonian Club

From your first point of contact, our close knit and experienced team will take you all the way through your event ensuring attention to detail at every stage and giving you peace of mind.

After all we are not new to the business. Founded in 1891 the Club moved to 9 Halkin Street in 1946. The house at number 9 was the last mansion of its kind to be built in London, the elegant simplicity of the exterior is juxtaposed by its internal proportions and neo Georgian flair.