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Conference Rooms at French Library

French Library · 53 Marlborough St., Boston, 02116 · Show map
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Up to 125standing
Up to 120seated
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About this space

The Conference Rooms at the French Library / Alliance Française of Boston & Cambridge offer a beautiful and unique setting for various events. Ideal for conferences, board meetings, and presentations, these rooms can accommodate multiple configurations to suit your needs. The space is designed to host up to 120 guests, with a maximum standing capacity of 125 people. The venue features a commercial-grade kitchen on-site, ensuring that catering needs can be met seamlessly. With historic architecture complemented by modern amenities, the Conference Rooms provide an inspiring environment for both personal and professional gatherings. Whether you're planning a corporate meeting, seminar, or a private event, the Conference Rooms are a versatile choice for your next occasion.

Features

Wifi
Commercial-grade kitchen

Space

112m² (1,206ft²)

Capacities

60 Boardroom
125 Standing
120 Theatre

Guide prices

Indicative pricing based on standard rates. Request an instant quote for your exact brief.

Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£2,000 / Minimum spend

Location

53 Marlborough St., 02116
French Library 53 Marlborough St.Unknown 02116Boston
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