
Conference Venues in Holborn
Discover top conference venues in Holborn, Central London. Ideal for professional events with excellent transport links and modern facilities.
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Holborn, nestled in the heart of Central London, offers a prime selection of conference venues suited for professional gatherings.
Holborn, nestled in the heart of Central London, offers a prime selection of conference venues suited for professional gatherings. Its strategic location and excellent transport links make it an ideal choice for event organisers from medium to large organisations looking to inspire and engage. Consider the ambiance, facilities, and technological capabilities when selecting your perfect venue.
- Tottenham Court Road
Congress Centre
From £1,800 per person200A versatile, modern event space in central London with AV tech, ideal for corporate events.
St Paul'sLeonardo Royal Hotel London St.Pauls
From £65 per person60Flexible meeting space on the lower ground floor, ideal for business events and training sessions.
- Barts Square
London Conference Centre
From £1,200 per person150A versatile space for networking and socializing, accommodating up to 150 standing guests.
See venue - Bloomsbury
University of London Venues
From £70 per person80An elegant, tiered seating room for debates and formal meetings in an iconic art deco building in Bloomsbury.
See venue - Central London
Arundel House
From £75 per person160Elegant, spacious room with top AV, ideal for conferences and events. Stunning Thames views.
See venue - Chancery Lane, City
113 Chancery Lane
From £1,500 per person100A historic venue with a high-tech conference room, tiered seating, and adjacent breakout space.
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London Museum Spaces
From £11,200 per person600A versatile museum space for corporate events, receptions, dinners, and conferences up to 600 guests.
See venue - Bloomsbury
Goodenough House
From £4,750 per person250Great Hall is a perfect room for weddings which can accomodate buffet for 250, a formal seated three course dinner for 220 guests, It is Originally constructed in the 1930s as a ballroom and refectory for the residents of London House, the room is still us
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