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Unusual Venues in West London

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West London is home to some of the most unique and unusual venues, perfect for making your event stand out.

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    Shepherd's Bush

    Bush Hall

    From £2,500 per person300

    Bush Hall stands proud as a beautiful and unique venue for wedding receptions of up to 160 seated guests or 300 for drinks & canapés, including use of a beautiful roof terrace.

  • High Road House - image
    From £250 per person20

    The Side Room is located on the 1st floor and is for members only. This exclusive space is perfect for intimate dinners, accommodating up to 12 guests in a stylish and sophisticated setting. With its Art Deco details and Soho House interior design, the Side Room offers a unique atmosphere for private dining experiences. Enjoy bespoke layouts tailored to your needs, complemented by a private bar and a curated art collection. Equipped with HD TV screens and HDMI inputs, it’s ideal for presentations or entertainment. Conveniently situated in Chiswick, High Road House boasts excellent transport links, making it easy for your guests to arrive. Elevate your dining experience in this charming venue, where every detail is designed for comfort and elegance.

  • Kew Bridge

    London Museum of Water & Steam

    From £2,000 per person150

    A unique venue with Victorian steam engines, ideal for presentations, receptions, and small meetings.

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  • Ealing

    Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery

    From £4,500 per person44

    The Upper Drawing Room is decorated with mesmerising hand-painted wallpaper, bringing to life natural scenes and weaving foliage. Soane's personal touches shine through in the red and white central rose colour scheme of the ceiling. The delicacy of the hand-painted wallpaper and the flooding of light from historic windows make the Upper Drawing Room a detailed and light backdrop for civil ceremonies. Dress the space simply to let the wallpaper take centre stage, or draw on its colours to flood the room with floristry.

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  • White City

    White City House Studio

    From £15,000 per person200

    A versatile 1500 sq ft studio with a private entrance, bars, and state-of-the-art AV in a historic site.

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  • Hammersmith

    Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith

    From £20,000 per person670

    Iconic art deco venue for up to 670 guests, ideal for ceremonies, dinners, and receptions.

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  • Barnes, London

    Riverside Gallery

    From £50 per person25

    A small riverside gallery for art exhibits, meetings, seminars, and creative workshops.

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  • West Kensington

    Arthill Gallery

    From £480 per person80

    A contemporary art gallery in a renovated church, ideal for exhibitions, events, and pop-ups.

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Unusual Venues in West London

Discover unique and unusual venues in West London for your next event. Perfect for creating memorable experiences.

About Unusual Venues

### Choosing the Perfect Unusual Venue in West London Choosing the perfect unusual venue in West London requires a blend of creativity and practicality. Start by defining the atmosphere you want to create. Are you aiming for historical charm, modern quirkiness, or a mix of both? Venues in West London range from Victorian-era buildings to contemporary spaces with unique architectural features. For instance, areas like Kensington and Chelsea offer historic elegance, while Hammersmith and Fulham provide more modern options. Accessibility is crucial. Ensure your chosen venue is easily reachable via public transport links such as the District or Piccadilly lines, or even Heathrow Airport for international guests. Check out [Astro's in Heathrow](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/West-London/Heathrow/Astro) for venues near major transport hubs. Consider the logistical aspects: Does the venue have adequate facilities for catering? Is there enough space for your expected number of attendees? Some unusual venues may have restrictions on capacity or specific requirements for suppliers. It's essential to visit potential sites beforehand; use our [Top Questions To Ask On Your Venue Site Visit](https://hirespace.com/blog/the-ultimate-venue-site-visit-checklist/) as a guide. Don't overlook licensing requirements—whether it's alcohol permits or late-night licences—and ensure these are sorted well in advance. Additionally, think about how you can enhance the existing character of an unusual venue with decor that complements rather than overshadows it. Finally, sustainability is increasingly important; many West London venues are committed to eco-friendly practices. Look into their sustainability credentials and consider how they align with your event’s values. For more inspiration on unique settings across London, explore our pages on [Galleries in South East London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/South-East-London/Gallaries) and [Galleries in Central London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/Central-London/Gallaries). ### Enhancing Your Event with Unique Decor and Themes Enhancing your event with unique decor and themes in West London's unusual venues can elevate the entire experience for your attendees. Start by considering the inherent character of the venue. For example, if you're hosting an event in a historic building, lean into its architectural features with vintage or period-appropriate decor. Think antique furniture, candelabras, and rich fabrics to create a cohesive atmosphere that complements the venue's history. For more modern or quirky spaces, you can afford to be bolder with your choices. Use vibrant colours, contemporary art pieces, and innovative lighting solutions to highlight unique architectural elements without overshadowing them. Fairy lights and LED installations can add a magical touch to garden settings or open-air venues. Themes are another powerful tool for enhancing your event's appeal. Choose a theme that resonates with both the venue and your audience. A botanical theme works wonderfully in garden settings—think floral arrangements, greenery walls, and eco-friendly materials like bamboo or recycled paper for decorations. Interactive elements such as photo booths with themed props or AR/VR experiences can also engage guests uniquely while reinforcing your chosen theme. For instance, at a museum venue, you could incorporate virtual tours of exhibits as part of the entertainment. Don't forget about practical considerations like accessibility when planning decor; ensure pathways remain clear for all guests including those who may require mobility aids. For more tips on creating memorable events through thoughtful design choices check out our [Top Tips to Make Your Away Day an Unforgettable Experience](https://hirespace.com/blog/away-day-experiences/) and [Mirror Mirror: Reflecting Your Brand in Your Event Venue](https://hirespace.com/blog/reflecting-your-brand-in-your-venue/). ### Navigating Logistics: Accessibility, Licences, and Safety Navigating the logistics of hosting an event in an unusual venue in West London requires meticulous planning. Start with accessibility: ensure your venue is easily reachable by public transport, such as the District or Piccadilly lines, and consider proximity to major hubs like Heathrow Airport for international guests. Providing detailed transport information, including parking options and shuttle services, can significantly enhance guest experience. Licensing is another critical aspect. Unusual venues often have unique requirements; make sure you secure all necessary permits well in advance. This includes alcohol licences, late-night permits, and any specific permissions related to entertainment or amplified sound. Consulting with local authorities early on can help avoid last-minute hiccups. Safety should be a top priority when dealing with unconventional spaces. Conduct thorough risk assessments focusing on fire exits, first aid availability, and emergency procedures. Older buildings may have unique challenges such as narrow staircases or limited accessibility features—ensure these are addressed adequately. For venues lacking built-in AV setups or modern facilities, hiring professionals who specialise in custom lighting and sound solutions is advisable. This not only enhances the event experience but also ensures compliance with safety standards. Additionally, consider sustainability practices that align with your event’s values—many West London venues are committed to eco-friendly operations which can be a significant selling point for attendees concerned about environmental impact. For more insights into creating seamless events at unique locations across London check out our [Top Questions To Ask On Your Venue Site Visit](https://hirespace.com/blog/the-ultimate-venue-site-visit-checklist/) and [Weatherproofing Your Event in 7 Easy Steps](https://hirespace.com/blog/the-essential-guide-to-weatherproofing-your-event/). ### Incorporating Technology and Entertainment for a Memorable Experience Incorporating technology and entertainment into your event at an unusual venue in West London can significantly enhance the attendee experience. Start by assessing the technological infrastructure of your chosen venue. Many unique venues may lack built-in AV setups, so consider hiring professionals who specialise in custom solutions to ensure high-quality sound and visuals. This is particularly important for presentations or performances where clarity is key. Interactive technology can also add a modern twist to your event. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) experiences are excellent for engaging attendees in innovative ways. For example, you could use VR headsets to offer virtual tours of historical sites within West London or AR apps that provide interactive exhibits at museum venues. Entertainment should be tailored to both the theme of your event and the unique characteristics of the venue. Acoustic bands or solo musicians work well in smaller, more intimate settings, while larger spaces might accommodate dance performances or magicians. If you're hosting an outdoor event, consider incorporating elements like light shows or projection mapping to create a visually stunning experience. Don't forget about practical considerations such as power supply and internet connectivity—ensure these are robust enough to support all technological needs without interruptions. Additionally, liaise with local suppliers who have experience working within unusual venues; their expertise can be invaluable for troubleshooting any unexpected issues on the day. For further inspiration on integrating technology into your events, check out our articles on [Inspirational Event Tech: What The Future Holds For Event Technology](https://hirespace.com/blog/inspirational-event-tech-what-the-future-holds/) and [8 Ways To Use Bottles At Your Event](https://hirespace.com/blog/use-bottles-at-your-event/). By thoughtfully incorporating these elements, you'll create a memorable experience that resonates with attendees long after they've left. ### Sustainable Practices and Catering Options for Unusual Venues Sustainable practices and catering options are crucial considerations when hosting an event at an unusual venue in West London. Many venues in this area are committed to eco-friendly operations, making it easier for you to align your event with sustainable values. Start by selecting a venue that has achieved certifications like ISO 20121 for sustainable event management, such as [Olympia London](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/West-London/Olympia-London). This ensures that the venue adheres to high standards of environmental responsibility. When it comes to catering, opt for suppliers who prioritise locally sourced and organic ingredients. This not only supports local businesses but also reduces the carbon footprint associated with food transportation. Consider plant-based menu options which are generally more sustainable than meat-heavy alternatives. Food trucks can be a versatile option if the venue lacks kitchen facilities; just ensure they comply with sustainability practices like using biodegradable packaging. Waste management is another critical aspect of sustainability. Work with your venue and caterers to implement recycling stations and composting facilities on-site. Encourage attendees to participate by providing clear signage and information about waste disposal options. Energy efficiency should also be a focus—choose venues that utilise renewable energy sources or have energy-saving measures in place, such as LED lighting or smart climate control systems. Finally, consider digital solutions for invitations and ticketing to minimise paper waste. Use apps or online platforms for RSVPs and event updates instead of printed materials. For more tips on creating eco-friendly events, explore our guide on [Do More With Less: A Guide To Scaling Your Events Programmes](https://hirespace.com/blog/do-more-with-less-a-guide-to-scaling-your-events-programmes/) and check out [5 Catering Suppliers To Ensure Your Food is Glorious](https://hirespace.com/blog/top-catering-suppliers/). By integrating these sustainable practices into your planning process, you'll not only reduce environmental impact but also create a positive experience for your attendees.

Featured Venues for Unusual Venues

Browse 16 venues perfect for Unusual Venues

Weddings at Bush Hall

From: £2500 per person

Capacity: Up to 300 guests

Dining at High Road House

From: £250 per person

Capacity: Up to 20 guests

Events at London Museum of Water & Steam

A unique venue with Victorian steam engines, ideal for presentations, receptions, and small meetings.

From: £2000 per person

Capacity: Up to 150 guests

Weddings at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery

From: £4500 per person

Capacity: Up to 44 guests

Dining at White City House Studio

A versatile 1500 sq ft studio with a private entrance, bars, and state-of-the-art AV in a historic site.

From: £15000 per person

Capacity: Up to 200 guests

Dining at Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith

Iconic art deco venue for up to 670 guests, ideal for ceremonies, dinners, and receptions.

From: £20000 per person

Capacity: Up to 670 guests

Arts at Riverside Gallery

A small riverside gallery for art exhibits, meetings, seminars, and creative workshops.

From: £50 per person

Capacity: Up to 25 guests

Arts at Arthill Gallery

A contemporary art gallery in a renovated church, ideal for exhibitions, events, and pop-ups.

From: £480 per person

Capacity: Up to 80 guests

Events at The Little Blue Door

A cozy, homely venue with multiple rooms for festive parties, dining, and games in Fulham.

From: £2000 per person

Capacity: Up to 250 guests

Events at Leighton House

A lavish Victorian venue with ornate Arab Hall for elegant events and receptions.

From: £4080 per person

Capacity: Up to 80 guests

...and 6 more venues available

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any budget considerations for booking an unusual venue?

Booking an unusual venue in West London typically falls within mid-range to high-end budgets due to their unique features. Expect prices around £100-£150 per head depending on specific requirements like catering or additional services provided by the venue.

What should I consider when choosing an unusual venue?

Consider factors such as accessibility via public transport; capacity suitable medium-sized gatherings ensuring intimacy yet ample space interaction along availability modern amenities within traditional/repurposed settings enhancing guest comfort experience.

What types of unusual venues are available in West London?

In West London you can find converted warehouses offering industrial chic vibes; art galleries adding artistic flair; historic buildings providing unique backdrops; rooftop bars with stunning views—all perfect for creating memorable events.

Can I find tech-equipped unusual venues in West London?

Yes! Many unusual venues in West London come equipped with modern technology support including sound systems, lighting effects & reliable Wi-Fi which can be crucial especially if you're planning interactive sessions or presentations during your event.

How accessible are unusual venues in West London?

Unusual venues in West London benefit from excellent transport links including multiple tube lines (District Line & Piccadilly Line), overground services (London Overground) plus proximity major roads like A4/M4 corridor connecting directly Heathrow Airport.

Are there any budget considerations specific to unusual venues?

Expect mid-range expensive pricing reflecting quality uniqueness offered by these spaces—typically ranging £100-£150/head depending on specific requirements though private areas bars/restaurants might have modest minimum spend options.

Which neighbourhoods host most interesting unusual venues?

Notting Hill Kensington Chelsea known picturesque settings iconic landmarks whereas Hammersmith Fulham offers more contemporary choices near business hubs—all providing diverse range intriguing options suit different themes occasions

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