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Conferences

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Conferences at Church House, Westminster

Whether you’re planning an annual conference, board meeting or seminar, our conference venue has a range of 19 flexible rooms to hire that is ideal for corporate conferences. Our flexible event spaces can accommodate up to 600 delegates and can be adapted to fit all event requirements.

Situated in the heart of London, our historic venue provides the perfect backdrop for hosting captivating conferences that captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.

As the preferred choice for discerning event organizers, we offer versatile spaces that cater to conferences of all sizes and themes. From intimate seminars to large-scale symposiums, our venue adapts to your needs, ensuring your conference is a hit with your guests!

Step a London venue steeped in tradition and elegance – with state-of-the-art facilities and impeccable service, we go above and beyond to ensure every detail is perfect, allowing you to focus on delivering an unforgettable conference experience.

Join the ranks of esteemed organizations and thought leaders who have chosen Church House, Westminster as their venue of choice. Whether you’re hosting a corporate summit, industry conference, or academic forum, elevate your event to new heights with Church House Westminster.

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Abbey

Capacity Up to 45

Located on the ground floor and overlooking Dean’s Yard and Westminster Abbey, the versatile Abbey Room is adjacent to the Westminster and Herbert Baker Rooms. This makes the room suitable for use as a breakout space in conjunction with the other two rooms. On its own the room is ideal for corporate boardroom meetings, intimate dinners, receptions, interviews and training sessions.


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Assembly Hall

Capacity Up to 600

Built in 1939 our stunning Grade II Assembly Hall was designed by world-renowned architect Sir Herbert Baker. The polished English oak panelling and emblems sit beneath the room’s architectural focal point – a striking 30-foot glass dome.


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Bishop Partridge Hall

Capacity Up to 150

An atmospheric blend of elegant stucco ceiling, traditional oak panelling and a stunning stone balcony with views of Dean’s Yard and Westminster Abbey makes the Bishop Partridge Hall is one of our most popular rooms. The room is often used as a meeting and conference room or for social occasions such as dinners and receptions. It offers a spacious area, directly outside the room, for pre-event registration.


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Bishops' Robing

Capacity Up to 25

Originally used by bishops as their robing room during General Synod, the Bishops’ Robing Room is adjacent to the Convocation Hall on the first floor.


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Canterbury

Capacity Up to 6

Used by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York as their offices during General Synod, the Canterbury Room and the adjacent York Room are steeped in history.


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Charter

Capacity Up to 25

Located on the first floor and overlooking Dean’s Yard and Westminster Abbey, the Charter Room offers an elegant meeting space.


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College

Capacity Up to 8

Located on the first floor, next to the Convocation Hall, our College Room is often used in conjunction with larger spaces.


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Convocation Hall

Capacity Up to 100

Combining grace, elegance and history, the Convocation Hall hosted the House of Lords for periods during the Second World War. A low stage at one end of the room is framed by classically inspired arch details, with a private seated gallery at the other.


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Council

Capacity Up to 45

Located on the ground floor and with its own private lobby, the Council Room offers a stunning view of Dean’s Yard and Westminster Abbey.


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Harvey Goodwin Suite

Capacity Up to 250

Modern and spacious, our Harvey Goodwin Suite is a self-contained room equipped with all the latest facilities. Its large and secondary glazed windows allow for plenty of natural daylight, whilst keeping the room sound-proofed.


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Hoare Memorial Hall

Capacity Up to 270

Steeped in history, the Hoare Memorial Hall has a stately atmosphere and played host to the House of Commons for a period during the Second World War. Its elegant oak-panelling, Art Deco Chandeliers, built-in stage and gallery gives the room a strong personality.


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Jubilee

Capacity Up to 20

As of our smaller spaces on the first floor, the Jubilee Room is situated next to the popular Bishop Partridge Hall and offers stunning views of Dean’s Yard and Westminster Abbey.


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Robert Runcie

Capacity Up to 120

The Robert Runcie Room located on the lower ground floor offers a spacious event space. The room has a private connecting staircase leading to the Harvey Goodwin Suite, enabling the two rooms to be easily used in conjunction with each other.


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Sir Herbert Baker

Capacity Up to 25

Named after the architect of the building, the Sir Herbert Baker Room is a flexible and elegant meeting room. Its handy location on the ground floor and large leaded windows, benefits from plenty of natural daylight and superb views of Westminster Abbey and Dean’s Yard.


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Temple

Capacity Up to 20

Located on the lower ground floor, the Temple Room is one of three modern meeting rooms purpose-built for boardroom meetings, training sessions and workshops.


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Westminster

Capacity Up to 40

Located on the ground floor and overlooking Dean’s Yard and Westminster Abbey, the versatile Westminster Room is adjacent to the Abbey and Herbert Baker Rooms. This makes the room suitable for use as a breakout space in conjunction with the other two rooms. On its own the room is ideal for corporate boardroom meetings, intimate dinners, receptions, interviews and training sessions.


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York

Capacity Up to 6

Used by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York as their offices during General Synod, the York Room and the adjacent Canterbury Room are steeped in history.


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