The Naval and Military Club, known as the In and Out, sits on St James's Square in London. Founded in 1862 for officers of the British Armed Forces, it takes its nickname from the carriage gates at its former Piccadilly clubhouse. The magnificent building at No. 4 St James's Square contains eight distinct rooms, from intimate libraries to grand dining halls, alongside a private courtyard, making it a flexible venue for groups of all sizes.
The Naval and Military Club, known as the In and Out, sits on St James's Square in London. Founded in 1862 for officers of the British Armed Forces, it takes its nickname from the carriage gates at its former Piccadilly clubhouse. The magnificent building at No. 4 St James's Square contains eight distinct rooms, from intimate libraries to grand dining halls, alongside a private courtyard, making it a flexible venue for groups of all sizes.
The King Harald V room combines creams, soft blue and gold with double-height ceilings and natural daylight to create an elegant setting. Three feature chandeliers and window seats complete the backdrop. The room suits private dinners, buffets, drinks events and meetings.
4 Saint James's Square, London, SW1Y 4JU