We are the perfect venue, whatever the occasion. From fish & chips on the deck, a meal in the Wardroom, a wedding in the Stateroom, an intimate gathering in the Bridge
Elegant bar with leopard print decor offering whiskies & champagnes plus live jazz, sushi & sashimi.
Nicholson's pub with red leather backed booths, floral wallpaper and a dark wood panelled bar.
Modern British brasserie with perspex chairs and mustard sofas in grand, Victorian-marble setting.
A3211, Westminster, London SW1A 2EF, UK
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