A wedding night, a first anniversary, a twenty-first, a proposal: the house dresses the room.
The room, already dressed.
Say the word when you book: towel swans and rose petals down the bed and bath.
A dance floor
that lights up.
The floor in The Turning Point, built in rather than hired, runs blue, green or full colour under the rounds, with an LED wall behind the stage.
Banked in flowers,
lit from below.
A settee under a flower wall, a floral arch at the hall entrance, and a lawn that takes a mandap after dark.
A second hall,
for about 60 guests.
Mostly kitty parties, corporate events and birthdays.
For small gatherings.
A space of its own, apart from the two halls and the private dining rooms.
Small, and entirely yours.
Two private dining rooms for the party that needs no hall: Ballantine, around leather banquettes, and Rose, one long table.
Under the open sky.
The terrace turns from a quiet drink to a full function: chair covers across the deck, a buffet down one side, lantern light, the town below.
Or simply
take over Bellers.
Bellers takes a private party — big screen, bottle wall, the kitchen behind it — for a birthday with the lights down.
Tell us what it is for.
Say the occasion and date when you book, or call the desk; decoration, floor and menu are arranged in house.