International Convention Centre

Olympia

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Modern International Convention Centre in Olympia, ideal for conferences and events.
  • From £50500
  • 830 Theatre
  • Kensington (Olympia)
  • From £50500
  • 830 Theatre
  • Kensington (Olympia)
Part of London's newest creative district with £1.3bn regeneration creating a complete destination for events, dining, and entertainment.
Sam Cotton
Sam Cotton

Venue Expert @ Hire Space

  • Boardroom facilities
  • Business lounge
  • Modern reception and registration areas
  • Direct Hammersmith Road entrance
  • Fully connectible to four exhibition halls
  • 830-seat auditorium with theatre-style seating
  • 7 breakout and seminar rooms
  • 3000 sqm flexible exhibition space
  • 2 on-site hotels
  • Private-hire bar/restaurant
As part of the Olympia regeneration, new state-of-the-art conference facilities will open in 2026. From theatre-style conferences to award ceremonies, product launches and AGMs, the ICC at Olympia will be fully adaptable to fit whatever you need. Fully connectible to our four iconic exhibition spaces and with its own entrance/exit on Hammersmith Road, the convention centre provides flexible, multi-functional facilities with modern reception and registration areas. The venue's iconic heritage and experiences on offer in the wider Olympia destination will attract delegates internationally.



Frequently asked questions

The Grand is Olympia's premium hall with a capacity of up to 7,000 people. This is a dry-hire space, meaning you'll need to arrange all furniture, production, A/V, and staging separately. Specific pricing was not disclosed in available communications, but enquiries suggest budgets significantly higher than £3,000 would be required for this premium space.

Dry hire means the venue provides only the empty space - no furniture, staging, A/V equipment, or production is included. You must factor in costs for all furniture, production equipment, A/V systems, staging, and any other event requirements into your budget. These additional costs can be substantial and should be planned for from the outset.

Olympia requires significant advance notice for bookings. Enquiries with short lead times are typically declined as 'too short lead for us to be able to accommodate.' Plan to book well in advance, particularly for premium spaces like The Grand hall.

The National Hall costs approximately £45,000 + VAT per day. Availability varies by date, and the venue may suggest alternative dates if your preferred date is unavailable. For example, November dates might be offered if December dates are not available.

Olympia offers multiple halls including The Grand (premium hall, capacity 7,000), the National Hall (£45k + VAT per day), and West Hall Level One (3,265 sqm with minimum 75% usage requirement of 2,500 sqm). Each space has different capacities, pricing, and suitability for different event types.

West Hall Level One offers 3,265 sqm of total space, but requires a minimum commitment of 75% usage, which equals 2,500 sqm of space. This ensures adequate space utilization while providing flexibility for your event layout and design requirements.

Initial enquiries receive an automated acknowledgment stating 'Our team will now review the details and get back to you in due course.' Response times vary depending on the complexity of your enquiry and availability. For urgent bookings, expect that short lead times may result in declined enquiries.

For event enquiries, contact Olympia Events at events.olympia.london or call 0207 598 2786. The venue is located at Olympia, Hammersmith Road, Kensington, London, W14 8UX. Exhibition Account Managers like Daven Abrahams handle specific enquiries and can provide detailed information about availability and pricing.




More about Olympia

Olympia has been an iconic London venue for nearly 140 years, inspiring visitors with an endless variety of events in central London. From breathtaking consumer events to thrilling fashion shows, tech events, and colourful trade shows, it continues to shape London's history. The £1.3bn regeneration opening from the second half of this year will see us become part of London's newest creative district. A destination for art, entertainment, music, events and incredible office space and some of the best food and drink in town. Olympia is set to be London's universal platform for every passion.