Grade II listed town hall, built in the Edwardian Baroque style in 1909-1910 with a frontage of Portland stone. A substantial extension with Art Deco features dates from the late 1930s. The town hall has been redeveloped to create a luxury hotel, which opened in 2010.. Stone steps lead up to the marble-lined grand entrance hall with sparkling chandeliers. Each of the conference and banqueting rooms are flooded with natural light, while the inspirational decor includes walnut panelling and bespoke furniture. The Council Chamber is a stunning Art Deco room with raised seating. The Bethnal Hall is made up of four interconnected rooms, which can be separated by vertically sliding walls of polished wood or joined together to make a larger space capable of holding 200 people.