Stationers’ Hall is one of the few ancient Livery Halls remaining in the City of London. Located next to St Paul’s Cathedral and within walking distance of most of the City, it is the ideal venue for all types of events.

Stationers' Hall, is the hall of the old Company of London Stationers, incorporated in 1557, who enjoyed, until the Copyright Act of 1842, the sole right of having registered at their offices every pamphlet, book, and ballad published in the kingdom. Although no longer compulsory, the practice of entering books at Stationers' Hall is still found useful for copyright purposes. The register-rolls of books entered at Stationers' Hall have been carefully preserved, and are of the highest value to the literary historian.

Today the company maintains a register of books and fine art, as well as supporting charities and education. The Stationers' Hall is available for hire and can cater for up to 205 dining guests and receptions for up to 400 people upon request.

Livery Hall
The Livery Hall is the largest of the function rooms. Gleaming oak flooring and carved oak panelling originating from the 1600s together with huge stained glass windows give this room a smart and impressive feel. A light and airy room ideal for larger day and evening events.

The Court Room
A wonderful bright room, carpeted and with rococo ornamentation in gold adorning the walls, it is dominated by an 18th century carved mantelpiece, saved from war damage. The Court room is popular for smaller meetings, receptions and as a lunch area for larger events taking place in the Hall. It overlooks the garden and connected by a small balcony and wrought iron staircase. Both areas are particularly popular during the summer months.

The Stock Room
The Stock room is ideally suited for smaller events, or in addition to hiring the Hall or Court room. The room takes its name from the Company's publishing venture founded in 1603. Perfect as a pre-dinner reception area, breakout space or dance floor for evening events, we do allow candlelight in this room.

The Ante Room
The Ante room is an exquisitely proportioned room, perfect for small numbers seeking an intimate but impressive setting.
This room with its beautiful antique furniture, portraits and ornaments is an ideal venue for private luncheons or dinners and smaller meetings.

The Garden
The Garden is a totally private and secluded space which all clients may make use of when hiring the hall. Alternatively if the weather is inclement then additional space inside is always available. The Garden is dominated by an enormous plane tree which marks the spot where heretical books, condemned by the ecclesiastical authorities, were burnt in Tudor times. Connected by a wrought iron staircase to the Court room but with easy access to the Hall and Stock room, the Garden is available for barbeques, receptions, cocktail parties and photography at all times.