Chartered Accountants' Hall, built in 1890 to the design of the eminent Victorian architect, Sir John Belcher RA.  It has been subsequently extended, once in the 1930s in a similar architectural style and again in the 1960s to a more modern design, by the architect Sir William Whitfield.

It is a Grade II listed building that attracts the attention of architectural students and historians and many of the original features have been retained and restored. The exterior of the building features a carved stone frieze by Hamo Thorneycroft and the interior decoration includes works of art by Eduardo Paolozzi, Gerald Benney and John Piper.

In a time of modern steel and glass structures, Chartered Accountants' Hall remains one of the City's hidden masterpieces, providing outstanding conference and hospitality services and facilities within a treasured environment.

Chartered Accountants' Hall is also one of the best venues for conferences, banqueting, presentations and dining in London.