200 Max Capacity

Once a bank and high court, this grade A listed building now houses a restaurant, several bars and event spaces, spread across five floors. The Club has earned a reputation for its elegant ambiance and exceptional service.

The Corinthian Club offers an excellent selection of private rooms, which are perfect for hosting corporate meetings, events, and receptions. The largest space available is The Flying Scotsman, which features a vaulted auditorium, private dining rooms, and balconies with stunning views. In addition, we offer various smaller rooms with a capacity ranging from 21 to 60 guests.

Gallery

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  • An internal view from the Corinthian Club shows a room with wooden chairs arranged around several round tables with black table cloths. The room is bright with the edge of a window visible on the left-hand side and light fittings in the ceiling. The walls are decorated with white wallpaper illustrated with a black outline of the Corinthian Club's exterior and surrounding street scene. A projection screen covers much of the far wall and speakers are also visible.

  • An interior view of a meeting room at Corinthian Club. 4 long rectangular tables, covered in black table cloths, are arranged into a rectangle; with wooden chairs lining the outside edge. Plants, bottles of water, paper and pens are visible on the tables. The room has a wooden floor and panelled walls. There is a large projection screen and a flipchart visible at the far end of the room. Speakers and ceiling lights are also visible.

  • An interior view of Corinthian Club looking up at a large glass dome. Opulent, decorative plaster work is visible around the dome and across the entire ceiling in white and gold. The room is very bright with daylight streaming through the dome as well as the windows that cover both visible walls. There are also chandeliers and more modern light fittings visible. Large vases of foliage and pink flowers are also visible.

  • An exterior shot of Corinthian Rooms shows a large, stone building dominating a night street-scene. The building is up-lit, emphasising the carved figures and details on the buildings façade. A few steps lead up to the main entrance, either side of which are 2 chandalier-style light fittings. Large windows adorn 3-storeys.