No.11 Cavendish Square

Beveridge Hall is the perfect space for gala dinners. Designed in the early 20th Century by Charles Holden, it maintains a sense of sophistication and gravitas. As one of Central London's largest venues with a capacity of 480, it features flexible seating and a large stage area. The space benefits from natural lighting and makes a perfect location for banquet and private dining. Our experienced in-house caterers devise menus to suit all event requirements, from canapes to banquets.

The Great Hall at One Moorgate Place is the largest event space and being a blank canvas it can be transformed by theming and effective event production; all of which can be provided by the One Moorgate Place Events Team. Being a large, adaptable space, there is a lot of scope for the room to cater for a huge range of events from exhibitions and conferencing to photo shoots and Christmas parties. Being adjoined to the Main Reception Room, the two rooms work together to provide a breakout space for catering or entertainment.

The Gallery Rooms showcase London's diverse history with a variety of unique spaces and collections. The galleries include the picturesque 18th century Pleasure Gardens, the art-deco People's City gallery as well as the London Before London gallery which covers over 45,000 years of history! The experienced events team works with many outstanding caterers who can produce delicious dinners, banquets, buffets and canapé platters to suit all dietary requirements.

The Banqueting Hall is full of grandeur providing an impressive space for dinners, weddings, social events, receptions and awards ceremonies for up to 250 guests. Hire also includes an adjoining foyer, ideal for registration. The floor to ceiling uplit drapes coupled with the eye capturing led interchangeable colour chandeliers make for an impressive backdrop for your event. Alternatively, the Banqueting Hall can be used in conjunction with the River Room for a dinner dance as well as the London Bridge Arches to give your guests that sense of history associated with the venue.