The Assembly Rooms are elegant public rooms at the heart of fashionable eighteenth-century Bath life, and are an absolute must if you find yourself in this part of charming England. The venue was designed by John Wood the Younger, and the establishment is a Grade I listed building that is even part of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath. The rooms that are known as the venue's upper rooms provide a beautiful space for your guests to gather and enjoy whatever event you are planning to host.
Bath Assembly Rooms were at the heart of fashionable Georgian society and were completed back in 1771, and today, they are part of the National Trust, filled with artwork and charm. Your guests will be able to see the Assembly Rooms on a guided tour, and often host special event tours and partnership events to allow you to see behind the scenes of this beautiful venue, and explore this part of history.
The Assembly Rooms are regarded as one of the most beautiful venues in Bath, which are perfect for business events, weddings and plenty of parties. There are four rooms that have designs that make it perfect for a specific purpose, yet can adapt for a range of functions. The world-renowned Fashion Museum located on the lower ground floor can also be hired for private events. In the venue, you can find space for up to 500 guests in a seated or standing capacity, and the curfew is 1am. You can also bring your own alcohol for a corkage or bottle fee.
The ball room, however, has a high ceiling that was designed with ventilation in mind, and so on crowded ball nights up to 1,200 guests would use the room for dancing.