Meetings Facilities Central London
If you are looking to hire a meetings venue in central London, and Westminster in particular, that offers a unique and special flexible space, whether internally or externally, look no further because we have an excellent choice of meeting room facilities. Whether you are looking to hold a small meeting or large conference with a pre-event reception using one or many break out rooms, lecture theatres and state of the art AV equipment our prestigious and iconic venues provide you with an exciting range of styles and choices. A wide variety of catering and food is also on offer to suit all tastes served by quality caterers who can provide simple buffets to sumptuous repasts.
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Buckingham Gate's illustrious Private Rooms offer the perfect backdrop for that special occasion. Ornately furnished with turn-of-the-century wood panelling, beautiful chandeliers and custom-made woven carpets, these stunning rooms exude elegance and grandeur.
If you are looking for a high quality conference venue in London then take a look at 76 Portland Place. Central to the heart of London's West End, 76 Portland Place combines contemporary facilities with beautiful Georgian architecture to create an impressive environment.Just 10 minutes walk from five tube stations and in easy reach of Euston and Paddington mainline stations, 76 Portland Place is the perfect venue to Meet Train and Entertain. Thirteen flexible meeting rooms, from large corporate seminar rooms down to small meeting rooms make 76 Portland Place the sensible choice for meetings in London.
Located in the heart of Westminster, BAFTA, the iconic home of The British Academy of Film and Television Arts, offers an exciting and unique location for corporate and private events.
Originally the site of James I's aviary and extended by his Grandson, Charles II â€" Birdcage Walk was created as part of a postâ€"Restoration remodelling of St.James' Park. Up until 1828 only the Hereditary Grand Falconer (the Duke of St. Albans) and the Royal Family could drive down it.
One Great George Street is an award-winning conference and wedding venue just off Parliament Square and close to many of the capital's major sights. Offering first class facilities and standard of service, this magnificent four-domed Edwardian building is perfect for any event.
The Cavendish Conference Centre is located just minutes from Oxford Circus or Great Portland Street tube stations. Located in the heart of the West End, The Cavendish is easily reached from the mainline stations in London, and very handy for the shops on Oxford Street.
RICS Headquarters is an imposing red brick Victorian style building on the corner of Parliament Square. We are delighted to welcome back faithful guests and to open our doors again. Following a major refurbishment, all our rooms are now available for hire with fine dining catering services by Roux at Parliament Square.
Welcome to a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, with exceptional classic and modern spaces, fine dining prepared freshly onsite and complete 21st century multimedia facilities. The recent addition of a stunning Conservatory and Courtyard Garden provides one of London’s best new outdoor spaces, conveniently located just moments from Oxford Circus.
The City Inn Westminster is award-winning hotel, which combines a passion for modern design and innovation with contemporary living. It is ideally located next to the Tate Britain and the River Thames with the London Eye, Houses of Parliament and the shopping and theatres of the West End only a short walk away.
London's prestige venue, just steps away from Tate Britain with spectacular views across the Thames.
Located in the vibrant heart of Central London, One Wimpole Street, boasts some of the most advanced and comfortable meeting spaces available.
Host your event in one of London’s most influential buildings and discover an inspiring hub of cultural activities. Enviably positioned in the heart of the capital, the RIBA is the perfect place for a prestigious event. From conferences and meetings to elegant parties and seated dinners; our venue offers a range of facilities from a small boardroom for 8 to a large conference for 280, dinner for 250 or a drinks reception for 400. Our perfectly appointed rooms, exceptional catering and an experienced team are all here to make your event a success.
In stylish Mayfair our Edwardian Town House is an exceptional setting in one of London's most beautiful locations; on Park Lane opposite Hyde Park. Exquisitely decorated and maintained throughout the house has six meeting rooms plus a modern lecture theatre and a heated terrace with stunning views across the park. Our passion for quality and style radiates via personal service; stunning food and a warm welcome for memorable events and meetings.
Located in the heart of Westminster, adjacent to Westminster Abbey, the Grade II listed Church House Conference Centre combines traditional design and architecture with advanced audio-visual facilities including CAT 6 cabling and WIFI access.
The Royal Institution is famous for its scientific heritage and research, being home to 14 Nobel prize winners and the discovery of 10 chemical elements. Our most famous scientist, Michael Faraday, whose theory of electromagnetism drives much of our modern world, set up the Christmas Lectures for children which are televised each year.
Conference, meeting and training rooms at the heart of Westminster. 13 rooms featuring high speed broadband and the latest audio visual and teleconferencing equipment. Conveniently located in central London, next to St. James's tube station. Various room sizes suitable for up to 110 delegates. In house chef and experienced technical support.
Our college is steeped in history and has been based at Lincoln’s Inn Fields since 1797. Its classical surroundings and fascinating history will add prestige, originality and value to your event.
Opened by Queen Victoria in 1882 and designed by George Edmund Street, the Royal Courts of Justice is a stunning Grade I listed building located in the heart of London's theatreland.
Opposite world famous landmarks such as Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, the recently restored Grade II* listed Middlesex Guildhall is available for a variety of events, providing a highly prestigious setting for dinners and receptions. A Gothic style building completed in 1913, the stone sculptured details on the building’s exterior hint at the grandeur within.
The grandeur of this Grade II listed building's historic and illustrious past provides the perfect setting for any occasion. Whether it is for a small dinner party, business lunch or for a large celebratory occasion, the club offers excellent surroundings in a superb location. No. 4 St James's Square is a quite exceptional building and great care has been taken to retain all the original features that adorn the magnificent staterooms.
Founded in 1660, the Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the UK, dedicated to promoting excellence in science. Many eminent scientists have been elected as Fellows of the Society including Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Dorothy Hodgkin and Stephen Hawking.
Easily accessible in the heart of Westminster , IET London: Savoy Place offers a versatile venue, infused with historic splendour and panoramic views over the Thames .
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Peaceful and classical English elegance in the heart of Mayfair, along with discreet attentive service, gives The Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel the welcoming ambience and personal attention of an exclusive private club. Traditional courtesy is matched with modern comforts to create an environment of indulgent pampered luxury, your home away from home. Thoughtful touches and caring details are appreciated everywhere, and we aim to please everyone from the smallest infants to the most experienced travellers.
The British Academy, established by Royal Charter in 1902, is a versatile venue and was once part of the residence for former Prime Minister, Gladstone, and The British Union. We have seven rooms from the Marks Room for 12, Reading room for 80 and up to 120 capacity when our Lecture hall and Council room are combined. We have a range of delicious catering that will suit your delegates during their meeting, product launch or conference. We can tailor make your catering for bespoke dining, just ask our Hospitality team for details.
Churchill War Rooms
On becoming Prime Minister in May 1940, Winston Churchill visited the underground War Cabinet Room and said, 'This is a room from which I will direct the war'.
Winston Churchill is recognised as one of the greatest individuals ever to walk the course of British history. Today he is a figure admired throughout the world by statesmen and the man in the street alike. Nowhere is the scene of his Finest Hour better illustrated and more intimately experienced than at the
Uniquely situated in the shadow of Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye, London's award winning Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is a premier purpose built venue. Offering the finest facilities to meeting planners and combining modern comfort with the very latest in technology, including Internet access and wireless PC connection throughout the Centre.
The St Stephens Club is a private members club, as well as a unique venue.The Club was founded in 1870 under the patronage of Benjamin Disraeli, as a convenient meeting place for Conservative Members of Parliament.Set in the heart of Westminster. This beautiful townhouse has a private garden and views of the royal park.The club is traditionally decorated, and has a lot of natural light.It is highly regarded for its discretion and personal service.The club has a rich political history, but is now open to all.All event enquiries coming through the Westminster collection will be sponsored by the club.
St Martin-in-the-Fields is a landmark at the heart of London. It is renowned throughout the world for its music, architecture, broadcasting, hospitality and social care. St Martin‘s has long been one of London's busiest and most popular parish churches. Since the 13th century it has been at the centre of a vibrant and evolving community. The current church, completed in 1726 was designed by architect James Gibbs. His designs were copied throughout the world.
