Central Hall Westminster

it’s a nice venue but i guess after seeing royal albert hall it really doesn’t compare… but the great thing is, where ever you are seated makes the evening feel intimate because it significantly smaller than the royal albert hall. you can actually see the expressions on the performers faces which greatly impacts your experience… the hall does have character though a boring one. but i like that it’s on a smaller scale as feels a little more cosy and friendly… it very easy to get to with plenty of transport close by… would i go back? depends on the event.

This is a fine building and has good facilities for conferences. Unfortunately Wi-​Fi has to be paid for.

We used Central Hall Westminster as an event space. The location is prime, though I think it confuses some people that the event was being held in a church, and we weren’t allowed to put signage outside due to council regulations.
The rooms available will suit a small-​to-​medium sized conference/​event… they also have smaller rooms off the back for lectures/​seminars… though they got a bit toasty (ok, a bit more than a bit)…
It depends what your budget is, they are far more affordable than other alternatives in central locations… maybe pop in and check out the space first and see if you can adapt your floorplans accordingly as they will have some restrictions on how you can set up in the space.

Central Hall Westminster is the headquarters of the Methodist Church in London, but like a number of ecclesiastical settings (St. Paul’s, St. Martin’s in the Fields), it has good grub in the basement. There is a cafeteria where one can eat reasonably. There is a commitment to sustainable food items so you will eat healthy and heartily. The building is right across from the front entrance to Westminster Abbey so it’s a good stop when you’re touring in the Westminster area.

Excellent conference venue, next to the more modern and soulless QEII Centre. There is a small café inside, and a large number of chains (Costa, Starbucks, Café Nero) in VIctoria Street. It’s further from Westminster Station than you think, so head for St James and walk down Tothill Street. Around lunchtime the local cafes and sandwich shops get very busy, so if you’re at a conference, nip out for an early lunch, unless I’m speaking, of course.

Methodist Central Hall is used for lots of conferences and events. Impressive building near Parliament and just off Victoria Street — worth a look around even if you’re not attending for any particular reason.