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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Flexible room layouts.
7 venues
14 Curzon Street is an Argyll workspace in Mayfair, close to Bond Street, Green Park and Hyde Park Corner stations. It has two meeting rooms for hire by the hour, half day or full day: the contemporary Wharncliffe Room for up to 12 and the Chesterfield Room for up to 8, which opens onto an inner courtyard. Both have presentation...
Innholders' Hall is the College Street home of the Innholders' Company, one of the City of London's historic livery companies, whose first Royal Charter was granted by Henry VIII in 1514; it is near Cannon Street and Bank stations. Catered by The Cook & The Butler Events Company, it offers three historic rooms and a reception room for breakfasts, lunches...
A Tudor-style hall built in the 1920s that reads like a country house transplanted into the City of London. Ironmongers' Hall sits near Barbican and St Paul's, with rooms across two levels that work together for events of any scale, from intimate dinners to large receptions. Its striking architecture and period interiors, combined with flexible layouts and modern facilities, make...
The historical home of the London Scottish Regiment, this Grade II listed building in Westminster serves as a flexible event venue with characterful spaces suited to dinners, receptions, conferences and celebrations. Rooms range from intimate wood-panelled settings to a striking hall with soaring proportions and a glass ceiling, connected by smaller rooms that can be opened together or used independently.
OneStonegrove is a community centre in Edgware run by the Stonegrove Community Trust, hiring out rooms for family gatherings, birthdays, wedding receptions, meetings, conferences and community events for 20 to 120 guests. The bright, triple-height Wilberforce Hall and the divisible Goldsmith Hall both have sound systems and screens, the first-floor Garrick Room suits smaller meetings and workshops, and a café...
St Bride Foundation is a Grade II listed 1890s building on Bride Lane, tucked away from the bustle of Fleet Street, with its original red brickwork and terracotta dressings. Its rooms range from the elegant Bridewell Hall for up to 180 standing to the Salisbury, Passmore Edwards, Farringdon and Caxton rooms and the quirky Theatre Bar in the former laundry...
Temple Bar is the Portland stone gateway designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1672, now standing in Paternoster Square beside St Paul’s Cathedral. The Temple Bar Trust hires two rooms: the modern, flexible Wren Room with full AV for hybrid meetings, lectures and receptions, and the candlelit 350-year-old Temple Bar Chamber above the arch, with views of St...