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New Year’s Eve: 1920s Dinner & Music Extravaganza
Tue. 31 December - 21:00
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Walton Song Celebration with Siân Dicker
Fri. 17 January - 18:30
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Chinese New Year Celebration with Daren Liew
Mon. 20 January - 12:00
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Burns Night Supper
Thu. 23 January - 18:45
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ROSL at ENO’s The Pirates of Penzance
Fri. 24 January - 17:15
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New Year’s Concert by Candlelight
Fri. 31 January - 18:30
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Public Affairs Series: RT Hon Michael Gove
Mon. 10 February - 18:30
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ROSL Annual Music Competition 2025 – Season Ticket
Tue. 11 February - 18:30
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Wind, Brass & Percussion Section Final 2025
Tue. 11 February - 19:00
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Singers Section Final 2025
Tue. 18 February - 19:00
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Our historic spaces
From the imposing splendour of the Hall of India & Pakistan and state of the art facilities in our purpose built concert space, the Princess Alexandra Hall, to the stately grandeur and original features of the Wrench Room, the Royal Over-Seas League is home to a wealth of historic and unique rooms.
For more information, visit our dedicated site, Six Park Place.
A remarkable history
Inspiring architecture
Hall of India & Pakistan
The Hall of India & Pakistan is one of ROSL’s most treasured spaces, with its notable history and sympathetic décor.
Original floor to ceiling silver-grey wood panelled walls were bequeathed to the Club by the Indian Government in 1937, and today the quality and craftsmanship of the many features, decorative flourishes and carvings, make this room a historic centrepiece within the Club’s art deco Westminster Wing.
Princess Alexandra Hall
Utilised for the Club’s prestigious music programme including the historic Annual Music Competition, the Princess Alexandra Hall is a beautifully versatile concert hall designed for performances and performers alike.
From opera to classical, jazz to chamber music, talented musicians from all over the globe have graced the stage of this contemporary central London venue for over 70 years.
Wrench Room
Named after the visionary founder of the Royal Over-Seas League, Sir Evelyn Wrench, whose portrait graces this most exquisite of spaces, the breathtaking Wrench room celebrates a glorious past through its spectacular architecture and unmatched atmosphere.
An intricate glass lantern sky light floods this former music room with natural light, complemented by its elegant neutral colour palette and delicate chandelier.
Rutland Room
The Rutland Room is an enchanting private dining room to entertain or meet. This classically decorated space features an original John Rysbrack carved marble fireplace dating from 1736. A regal setting bursting with intricate details, embellished in vibrant shades of red and gold.
Originally the Duchess of Rutland’s dressing room, the floor to ceiling windows offer picturesque views of the Garden and Green Park beyond.
Bennet-Clark Room
Originally the Duchess of Rutland’s bedroom, today the Bennet-Clark Room is an intimate private dining and meeting room with vistas of Green Park.
Decorative gilded mirrors create atmosphere, whilst floor to ceiling windows invite the green hues of the calming Garden below indoors. The adjoining Rutland Room is accessed through interconnecting stately doors; the two spaces combined offering ultimate privacy.
Park Room
Enter the aptly named Park Room for the first time and be transfixed by the dramatic bay window overlooking the beautifully tended Garden extending towards the impressive expanse of Green Park.
A charming and intimate meeting and private dining space, the views beyond and delicate decorative style ensure a wonderful focal point for any gathering.
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Hall of India & Pakistan
The Hall of India & Pakistan is one of ROSL’s most treasured spaces, with its notable history and sympathetic décor.
Original floor to ceiling silver-grey wood panelled walls were bequeathed to the Club by the Indian Government in 1937, and today the quality and craftsmanship of the many features, decorative flourishes and carvings, make this room a historic centrepiece within the Club’s art deco Westminster Wing.
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Princess Alexandra Hall
Utilised for the Club’s prestigious music programme including the historic Annual Music Competition, the Princess Alexandra Hall is a beautifully versatile concert hall designed for performances and performers alike.
From opera to classical, jazz to chamber music, talented musicians from all over the globe have graced the stage of this contemporary central London venue for over 70 years.
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![ROSL_six_park_place_wrench_room10]()
Wrench Room
Named after the visionary founder of the Royal Over-Seas League, Sir Evelyn Wrench, whose portrait graces this most exquisite of spaces, the breathtaking Wrench room celebrates a glorious past through its spectacular architecture and unmatched atmosphere.
An intricate glass lantern sky light floods this former music room with natural light, complemented by its elegant neutral colour palette and delicate chandelier.
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![ROSL_six_park_place_rutland_room4]()
Rutland Room
The Rutland Room is an enchanting private dining room to entertain or meet. This classically decorated space features an original John Rysbrack carved marble fireplace dating from 1736. A regal setting bursting with intricate details, embellished in vibrant shades of red and gold.
Originally the Duchess of Rutland’s dressing room, the floor to ceiling windows offer picturesque views of the Garden and Green Park beyond.
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![ROSL_six_park_-place_bennet_clark_room2]()
Bennet-Clark Room
Originally the Duchess of Rutland’s bedroom, today the Bennet-Clark Room is an intimate private dining and meeting room with vistas of Green Park.
Decorative gilded mirrors create atmosphere, whilst floor to ceiling windows invite the green hues of the calming Garden below indoors. The adjoining Rutland Room is accessed through interconnecting stately doors; the two spaces combined offering ultimate privacy.
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![ROSL_six_park_place_park_room2]()
Park Room
Enter the aptly named Park Room for the first time and be transfixed by the dramatic bay window overlooking the beautifully tended Garden extending towards the impressive expanse of Green Park.
A charming and intimate meeting and private dining space, the views beyond and delicate decorative style ensure a wonderful focal point for any gathering.