Home House Est. 1998

20 Portman Square, London, United Kingdom

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This former 18th century residence of a cool countess, is now a glittering hush-hush members only hideaway.

From the decadent details of a garden gala or grand dining room reception, this clandestine club holds the key to any successful soiree.

The Lowdown

Type: Banquet Hall / Event Facility; Bar / Club / Lounge

Views: Garden; Street

Style: Classic; Contemporary; Elegant; Glamorous

BEST type of CELEBRATIONS: Birthday Party; Corporate Event; Product Launch; Dinner Party; Rehearsal Dinner / Welcome Reception; Social Event; Wedding Reception

Venue Setting

Home House is London's most exclusive private members’ club. Occupying a terrace of Georgian townhouses in elegant Portman Square in the heart of London, members and guests enjoy the splendour of 18th Century architecture and the opulence of neo-classical design in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere; it’s a true Home from Home.

Fees

(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)

Price Range: Join the party and sign in to view pricing
Does this include catering fees?: No
Estimated Price Per Head: from $40 to $250
Additional Charges: VAT is charged on quoted Room Hires. Food & Beverages are subject to 12.5% service charge Home House is delighted to offer 21 beautiful bedrooms, normally available to members only but when booking an event we extend them to event hosts and their guests.
Insurance: Additional Insurance Is Not Required To Host An Event Here

Capacity

Seated: 80

Buffet: 80

Standing: 250

Celebrations Hosted Here Since: 1998
Curfew: 1 AM
Venue Spaces: Indoor & Outdoor Venue Spaces Available
Catering: Client Must Use The Catering Provided By The Venue
Alcohol: Provided By Venue For Fee – You Must Use The Venue For All Alcohol Services
Music: Indoors Only
The Venue is Closed During: n/a
Smoking: Designated Smoking Areas Only
Accommodations: Home House is delighted to offer 21 beautiful bedrooms.All of our bedrooms and suites are individually decorated and along with the rest of the House they are steeped in history.
Pet-Friendly Events: Yes
Kid Friendly Events: Yes
Handicap Accessible: Yes

Amenities

Street Parking
Wifi
Dining Chairs
Dining Tables
Onsite Restrooms

Venue Features

The Scene:: The House is a veritable ‘Pleasure Palace’ with restaurants, bars, decadent party rooms, an intimate garden, elegant bedrooms and suites.
Design:: The house was built by James Wyatt, George III’s architect, who was dismissed as principal architect in 1775 and replaced by his Scottish rival, Robert Adam. It is the special triumph of Adam that he was able to convert a shell of a house into one of the most sumptuous neo-classical interiors in London.

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Front Parlour. Home House is London's most exclusive private members’ club.

Photographer: Courtesy of Home House

Photographer: Courtesy of Home House

Occupying a terrace of Georgian townhouses in elegant Portman Square in the heart of London, members and guests enjoy the splendour of 18th Century architecture and the opulence of neo-classical design in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Photographer: Courtesy of Home House

Photographer: Courtesy of Home House

The House is a veritable ‘Pleasure Palace’ with restaurants, bars, decadent party rooms, an intimate garden, elegant bedrooms and suites.

Photographer: Courtesy of Home House

Photographer: Courtesy of Home House

The house was built by James Wyatt, George III’s architect, who was dismissed as principal architect in 1775 and replaced by his Scottish rival, Robert Adam.