The Spaniards Inn
Pub / Bar
Spaniards Road, London, NW3
–
Amelia M.
Spaces for hire at The Spaniards Inn
from £750
minimum spend / per session
minimum spend / per session
Keats Room
25
30
Allegedly the place in which Keats penned ‘Ode to a Nightingale, and housed in a Grade II listed building, The Spaniards has been lovingly preserved, combining traditional wood-panelling and period features with gentle contemporary touches.
Keats Room is on the first floor and is perfect for private dining, celebrations, and social events.
from £750
minimum spend / per session
minimum spend / per session
Dicken's Room
34
40
Flooded with natural light, The Dickens Room boasts original wooden floors and a timeless feel for sophisticated dining and unique parties in our beautiful setting. This space is perfect for private dining, relaxed social gatherings and family events.
This is one of two rooms that can be hired out at The Spaniards Inn.
Prices and opening hours
Monday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Keats Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Dicken's Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Tuesday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Keats Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Dicken's Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Wednesday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Keats Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Dicken's Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Thursday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Keats Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Dicken's Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750
min. spend
Friday
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Keats Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Dicken's Room
10:00 –
23:00
from
£750–£1500
min. spend
Saturday
12:00 –
22:00
from
£7500
min. spend
Keats Room
12:00 –
22:00
from
£7500
min. spend
Dicken's Room
12:00 –
22:00
from
£7500
min. spend
Sunday
12:00 –
22:00
from
£7500
min. spend
Keats Room
12:00 –
22:00
from
£7500
min. spend
Dicken's Room
12:00 –
22:00
from
£7500
min. spend
Facilities and catering options
Up to 40
standing
Up to 34
seats
In-house catering
Parking available
Alcohol provided
External catering allowed
Accommodation available
Promoted / ticketed events
BYO alcohol
About The Spaniards Inn
Built in 1585 as a tollgate on the Finchley boundary, The Spaniards has more than a few tales to tell. This characterful inn was named after the Spanish Ambassador to James I of England and rumour has it highwayman Dick Turpin was born there, whilst his father was landlord in the early 1700s.
Immortalised by Dickens in The Pickwick Papers, and allegedly the place in which Keats penned ‘Ode to a Nightingale’, The Spaniards has a romantic, nostalgic air and a feeling of time stood still. Boasting an open fire and many a cosy corner, its charming walled beer garden offers ample comfy seating, sheltered tables and barbecue facilities for the summer months, as well as patio heating for those cooler days. Perfect for laid-back afternoons, al-fresco dining or just a glass of something special on a sunny day.
Housed in a Grade II listed building, The Spaniards has been lovingly preserved, combining traditional wood-panelling and period features with gentle contemporary touches. Attracting a diverse clientele and fostering a relaxed atmosphere, this welcoming pub holds the spirit of the great British local close to its heart.
Perched on the edge of Hampstead Heath and oozing with history, just five minutes’ walk away from Hampstead Heath and well-connected to the rest of London by bus and tube, The Spaniards is a unique hidden gem of a pub, undoubtedly worth venturing off the beaten track to discover.
Immortalised by Dickens in The Pickwick Papers, and allegedly the place in which Keats penned ‘Ode to a Nightingale’, The Spaniards has a romantic, nostalgic air and a feeling of time stood still. Boasting an open fire and many a cosy corner, its charming walled beer garden offers ample comfy seating, sheltered tables and barbecue facilities for the summer months, as well as patio heating for those cooler days. Perfect for laid-back afternoons, al-fresco dining or just a glass of something special on a sunny day.
Housed in a Grade II listed building, The Spaniards has been lovingly preserved, combining traditional wood-panelling and period features with gentle contemporary touches. Attracting a diverse clientele and fostering a relaxed atmosphere, this welcoming pub holds the spirit of the great British local close to its heart.
Perched on the edge of Hampstead Heath and oozing with history, just five minutes’ walk away from Hampstead Heath and well-connected to the rest of London by bus and tube, The Spaniards is a unique hidden gem of a pub, undoubtedly worth venturing off the beaten track to discover.
