Flexible period rooms with original features

About the Space

Located at Oxford Circus, This Place was created in 1773 as speculation by two of the leading architects of the time, Robert and James Adam. It was originally designed as a series of private palaces, though the speculators quickly acknowledged this was a little ambitious. The current terrace, of which number 21 is the centerpiece, began in approximately 1776 and was completed around 1778. Today, This Place is a Grade II* listed building, and contains some of the original features which are typical of the Adam style. The BBC building is located opposite. Pricing is based on amount of people and which rooms are used. Please enquiry for more details and for out of hours bookings