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University Hall U385 at Stanford Redwood City Event Spaces

Stanford Redwood City Event Spaces · 505 Broadway, San Francisco, 94063 · Show map
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About this space

University Hall U385 is a versatile event space located on the 3rd floor Plaza, accommodating up to 70 guests. This space is ideal for a variety of events, including meetings, workshops, and small conferences. With its convenient location and flexible setup options, it provides an excellent environment for both professional and social gatherings. The venue is available for booking by Stanford-based occupants, making it a perfect choice for university-related events. Guests can check the availability of the space through Outlook before submitting a service request for booking. Whether you're planning a corporate meeting or a casual gathering, University Hall U385 offers a welcoming atmosphere for all types of events.

Features

Wifi
Flexible seating arrangements

Space

88m² (947ft²)

Capacities

70 Theatre

Guide prices

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Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£525 / Minimum spend

Location

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Stanford Redwood City Event Spaces 505 BroadwayUnknown 94063San Francisco
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