Private Dining

The magnificent Sovereigns’ Room (formerly the Club's Ballroom) with its ornate sky-painted ceiling and mirrored panelling, creates the perfect ambience for celebrations for up to 200 guests or 140 seated. This spacious room also offers Hearing Loop facilities for members and guests.

A classic, versatile room, decorated with elegant portraits of distinguished past Presidents of the Club located on the first floor.

The Hodges Room, situated off the Club’s ‘Squadron Badge Corridor’, commemorates Air Chief Marshal Sir Lewis Hodges, who was instrumental in securing the future of the Royal Air Force Club.

The modern, yet classic, Battle of Britain Suite incorporates both the Spitfire Room and Hurricane Room. The Battle of Britain Suite can also accommodate a dancefloor for parties and celebrations.

A new addition to the Club’s versatile range of function and private dining rooms is the Lancaster Room. Occupying the space which formerly housed the Club’s Study – the Lancaster Room is a light and airy medium-sized room with feature fireplace, alcoves and aviation artwork.

The Boardroom, accessible via the Club’s stylish Dining Room, is an intimate space - perfect for dinners of up to eight people.

The historic Club Library, filled with aviation literature and trophies, is available for exclusive evening events.

The stunning Churchill Bar off the main ground floor corridor is a striking space for a drinks reception for up to 80 people and features many portraits of notable RAF Officers  throughout the years.

The Victoria Bar is a charming space, adjacent to the Presidents‘ Room, which can be reserved for small meetings or small receptions.