The jewel in the crown of our London portfolio, Porchester Hall’s classic art deco design and timeless elegance make it a sought-after venue for all type of events, including private parties, charity galas, weddings, concerts, fashion shows, exams, conferenes and much more. The elegant 1920s building features add a touch of glamour to proceedings, which probably explains why the venue is favoured for high profile functions and filming. History Porchester Hall was opened in 1929 alongside the Turkish Baths and Library on Porchester Road. It provided the Borough of Paddington with a dignified Public Hall intended primarily for use by the residents in the area but its beauty and convenience appealed to a wider circle. The foundation stone was laid by the Mayor Leonard Snell, JP, and this can be found at main entrance to the hall.
The jewel in the crown of our London portfolio, Porchester Hall’s classic art deco design and timeless elegance make it a sought-after venue for all type of events, including private parties, charity galas, weddings, concerts, fashion shows, exams, conferenes and much more. The elegant 1920s building features add a touch of glamour to proceedings, which probably explains why the venue is favoured for high profile functions and filming. History Porchester Hall was opened in 1929 alongside the Turkish Baths and Library on Porchester Road. It provided the Borough of Paddington with a dignified Public Hall intended primarily for use by the residents in the area but its beauty and convenience appealed to a wider circle. The foundation stone was laid by the Mayor Leonard Snell, JP, and this can be found at main entrance to the hall.
Porchester Hall is a 1929 art deco venue in Bayswater. Its 459m² Main Hall seats 400 with a dancefloor, up to 450 for a wedding breakfast, or holds 630 standing, and can be partitioned for smaller groups. The Small Hall takes up to 50, with the Duchess of York Suite and Blue Room also available.
45 Porchester Road, Bayswater, London, W2 5HS