Jubilee Room at Church House Westminster

The Jubilee Room is a smaller event space and situated next to the popular Bishop Partridge Hall. The room is often used as an additional breakout room for a larger event to host their social media or press team, or to host a well-being space for attendees during the event. With its stunning views of Dean's Yard and Westminster Abbey, this intimate space also suits small discussion groups, hybrid meetings, workshops, and interviews. It can also be used as an office for event organisers or as a green room for speakers.

Church House Westminster is a Grade II listed building in Dean's Yard that's hosted the UN Security Council's first meeting, wartime sittings of Parliament, and receptions for the Coronation of King Charles III. Architect Sir Herbert Baker's 30-foot glass dome anchors nineteen flexible spaces, from boardrooms for six to a 600-seat hall. In-house AV production, hybrid streaming, Searcys catering and an events team with decades of experience turn that history into modern corporate events, all run to a net zero standard.