Events at 116 Pall Mall

A striking Art Deco café with original architecture, ideal for dinners, networking events, or receptions.

From: £60 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Business at The Clermont Charing Cross

Elegant, chandelier-lit room in a historic hotel. Ideal for business events and corporate parties.

From: £70 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Business at QEII Centre

Flexible event space with stunning views of Westminster Abbey, ideal for conferences and receptions.

From: £4000 per person

Capacity: Up to 110 guests

Business at Church House Westminster

An intimate historic event space in Westminster, ideal for press conferences and meetings for up to 100 attendees.

From: £2175 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Events at 10 Union St.

From: £69 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Events at The Cumberland Hotel

A versatile event space near Marble Arch, ideal for conferences and meetings with top-notch tech.

From: £500 per person

Capacity: Up to 110 guests

Events at Sadler's Wells

A modern, well-equipped conference room with natural light and catering options in a renowned venue.

From: £720 per person

Capacity: Up to 180 guests

Film and Photo at Eventspace at Salisbury House

A versatile conference venue in Central London, seating 160, with modern tech and elegant features.

From: £6240 per person

Capacity: Up to 160 guests

Business at The Marble Arch Hotel by Thistle

Elegant event space for up to 180 guests, ideal for dinners, meetings, and conferences in central London.

From: £2000 per person

Capacity: Up to 180 guests

Business at Arundel House

Elegant, spacious room with top AV, ideal for conferences and events. Stunning Thames views.

From: £75 per person

Capacity: Up to 160 guests

How long should I allocate for setup and teardown for a 50-person conference?

Allocate at least 3 hours for setup (layout, AV test, catering drop) and 1 hour for teardown. If using breakout rooms, add 30 minutes setup. Many NW London hotels grant early tech access from 08:00 for a 09:00 start.

Which North West London zones offer best transport links for delegates?

Zones 2–4—Paddington (Bakerloo, Circle, Elizabeth), Kilburn (Jubilee), Brent Cross (Thameslink, buses) and Willesden Junction (Overground, Bakerloo). All offer sub-10-minute transfers to central London and direct Heathrow links.

What breakout room ratio works best for 50 conference delegates?

Provide one breakout room per 12–15 delegates (3–4 rooms). Each should be 30–40 m2, seating 8–12 in board or cabaret style. Confirm each has independent AV and Wi-Fi.

How much should I budget for breakout room hire for 50 delegates?

Plan £200–£350 per room per half day. For 3 rooms (groups of 12–15) budget £600–£1 050. Basic AV is often included; check if extra staff or catering applies.

What AV equipment is essential for a 50-person conference in NW London?

Ensure high-speed Wi-Fi (50 Mbps symmetrical), two HD projectors with 4K screens, 2 lapel and 2 handheld wireless microphones, a 16-channel PA system and HDMI / VGA inputs. Book an onsite technician for live tests. Most venues include basic AV in the DDR.

Do I need licences or permits for a 50-person conference in NW London?

No special permits beyond £5 million public liability insurance. Ensure the venue holds a valid fire safety certificate and premises licence covering alcohol/noise. External caterers should have a Food Hygiene Rating of 4+.

What catering options are standard in NW London conference venues?

Standard DDR includes a buffet lunch (hot mains, salad, vegetarian choice) and two tea/coffee breaks with pastries. Upgrades (plated lunch or three-course meal) cost an extra £10–£20 per head. Always confirm dietary needs in advance.

What is the typical day delegate rate for 50 attendees in NW London?

Expect £55–£65 per delegate per day (DDR) in Zones 2–4, rising to £75 in premium NW1 locations. This covers meeting space, two coffee breaks, buffet lunch, standard AV and Wi-Fi. Midweek dates (Tue–Thu) command peak rates.

How close should a conference venue be to public transport for 50 attendees?

Aim for within a 5-minute walk (400 m) of Tube or Overground. Multiple lines (2+) reduce single-line delays. Proximity to a major bus interchange (10+ routes) adds fallback options.

What floor space is recommended for a 50-person conference?

Aim for 1.2–1.5 m2 per delegate (60–75 m2) plus 25% extra for circulation (15–20 m2). Book at least 75–95 m2 of main space, with adjoining breakout zones.