QEII Centre

The smaller sized Brunel room is located on the ground floor and is perfect for board meetings and more intimate meetings. Perfect for interviews the room comes will full video audio capacity.

The largest space in the venue, named after the biggest character in British history. This highly versatile space, located on the ground floor, is perfect for large scale conferences, corporate dinners or awards ceremonies.

Views over Westminster Abbey set a stunning packdrop in the Pickwick suite. It's dedicated staircase ensures a grand entrance for guests and delegates. Ideal for dinners and drinks receptions but can also be utilised as a breakout room for networking or exhibition stands.

The third floor comprises of the Britten, Whittle and Fleming rooms which can be combined to present a range of versatile event spaces. These adaptable rooms can be combined to present a range of versatile event spaces. These adaptable rooms can accommodate large conventions, large conferences, shell scheme exhibitions, gala dinners and awards ceremonies. These three rooms combined create the largest and most striking event space in the QEII Centre and are sure to impress your delegates or guests.

The Cambridge event room is included in the hire package of the Mountbatten as a supplementary event space. The Cambridge is suitable for so many different large events, such as dinners, reception space, use as a catering area, press lounge, speakers’ lounge or table top and shell scheme exhibitions. The Cambridge event room can also be combined with the adjoining Windsor event room, connected via a moveable wall.

The Mountbatten is the perfect event space for conferences, presentations, dinners, receptions and to show how adaptable this event space is, it was once even transformed into an English summer garden complete with a real grass tennis court! This newly refurbished room features a moveable wall into a lobby area that can be incorporated into the main space if required. The event space features a lobby that has the most photographed view of Westminster from the QEII Centre, with views of the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye and Westminster Abbey.