Mackintosh At The Willow, Billiard Room
215-217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, UK, 215 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3EX -
Up to
61 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
Mackintosh at the Willow is the original Willow Tearooms building, designed in its entirety by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Catherine Cranston in 1903.
This is a city centre venue with both modern and historic spaces, which work as versatile meetings and events rooms.
With state-of-the-art AV, onsite exhibition, tea rooms and restaurant, we have the perfect venue to host your next event.
This room was traditionally designed as a masculine space, with male-only patrons admitted. The space features rich, dark oak paneling and furniture with delicate accents of purple detailing painted on the walls, creating a contrasting atmosphere to the Salon de Luxe. This captivating and historically significant room is well-suited for a wide range of events, including private lunches or dinners, corporate meetings, presentations, and more.
Situated on the second floor, the Billiard Room is easily accessible via an elevator, and restroom facilities are conveniently located on the same level. For details on our meeting package and pricing, please refer to our Meetings Price List.
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Meetings Price List
Flat Hire Room Rates
Billiard Room
Half Day Hire - £250.00
Full Day Hire - £350.00
Boardroom
Half Day Hire - £170.00
Full Day Hire - £250.00
AV Theatre
Half Day Hire - £220.00
Full Day Hire - £290.00
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Additional Elements
Tea/Coffee & Shortbread £3.50pp
Pastries £2.75pp
Breakfast Rolls £3.50pp
Yogurt or Fruit Compote Pot £3.50pp
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Day Delegate Rates
(For groups of 10 guests or more)
DDR 1
2 x tea/coffees, buffet lunch, room hire, av facilities, flip charts, wifi
£37.00 pp
DDR 2
Breakfast rolls or pastry selection, 3 x tea/coffees, working lunch, room hire, av facilities, flip
charts, wifi
£45.00 pp
DDR 3
Breakfast rolls or pastry selection, 3 x tea/coffees, premium working lunch, afternoon scones
with cream and jam, av facilities, flip charts, wifi, bottles of still / sparkling water
£52.00 pp
*AV included in all room hire packages
* Paper/Pens/Flipcharts included in all room hire package
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 30
Theatre
up to 61
Boardroom
up to 24
Cabaret
up to 22
Classroom
up to 32
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Cloakroom
Disabled access
Heating
Air conditioning
Lectern
Natural light
Telephone
Table / chairs included
Tea
Whiteboards
Audio & visual
Sound system
Microphone
Conference phone
Projector & screen
TV screen
Flipchart
WiFi
Space rules
Allowed events
Wedding ceremony licence
Licensed for alcohol
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 4 days before the event
Other rules
Under no circumstances do we allow candles or any other open flames in the building. No glitter or confetti is permitted anywhere in the building. Nothing can be affixed to the walls in any of the spaces, particularly the historic rooms. Please note that no external food or beverage is allowed in the building. If external food and beverage is brought in to the building there will be a charge added to the final bill at the discretion of Mackintosh at the Willow. Please be sure to inform Mackintosh at the Willow of any accessibility or dietary requirements at least 72 hours before arrival so the team can ensure the best experience for your guests. For any dinner groups we ask for dietary requirements and pre-orders at least 72 hours in advance.
Location
Reviews
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May 2024Perfect for a rainy Glasgow afternoon if you love art, history and sharing afternoon tea. The last survivor of Mrs Cranston's tearoom empire, Mackintosh at the Willow immerses you in an authentic Edwardian, female space reflecting the great social movements of its time, women's liberation and temperance. The tearoom's pristine condition reflects a £4 million renovation project. Its location will also be enhanced when the still under construction £115 million Glasgow streetscape renovation project is completed later this year. The outstanding features are the classic Mackintosh style and the range of specialist teas on offer - as many pots and flavours as you like to taste with your afternoon tea. The exhibition space on the ground floor sets a context for the tearoom, and there is also arts and craft workshops that showcase the skills used in the buildings decoration.
Colin Speirs
April 2024Took a tour of the only original Cranston tearoom, followed by tea/coffee and a cake. Our group of 9 were well looked after during the tour and in the tearoom. The tour lasted 45 mins and covered the history of when and why it was built, the exterior, it's many different uses and thankfully its journey back to its current condition. On the tour you see rooms/levels that are not open to those dining, nothing better than getting beyond the red rope! Well worth a visit with so much to see.
Monique Gallery
July 2024One of a kind tea experience. We had tea at the Salon de Luxe, which is a private, upscale dining experience on the second floor. The two-hour, four-course tea includes unlimited tea from an incredible tea selection. The experience includes wonderful history and stories about the architect and designer, Macintosh. We also loved the little museum tour before, which is very well done. Thank you, Jacob, our server, for a lovely afternoon!
Dave Hill
June 2024Beautiful and historical Mackintosh-designed tea room, where we had a nicely-done afternoon tea (with little crustless sandwiches and scones and sweets). Service was quite good. A lovely Glasgow experience, with a fine gift shop adjoining.
