Venue Description

A highly sought after beautiful and versatile venue with an exclusive atmosphere.

Haberdashers' Hall belongs to the Haberdashers Company a City Livery Company who can trace their origins back to medieval times. Completely different from the more traditional City Livery Halls, Haberdashers' Hall was designed by celebrated architect Sir Michael Hopkins and combines modern architecture with traditional materials and building skills to form a twenty first century venue of the finest quality and highest standards.

Ever since Haberdashers' Hall opened its doors in June 2002 a stream of high profile clients from City investment banks, government departments and some of the world's best known companies have used the venue. The Queen even paid a visit when she officially opened the Hall in 2003.

Built around a secluded cloistered courtyard Haberdashers' Hall is an incredibly versatile venue with six elegant rooms, available either individually for smaller events, or collectively for larger events up to 350 guests. The Livery Hall with its huge high vaulted ceilings is the largest room and can accommodate dinners for 210 guests and conferences for 225 delegates. Three other rooms offer flexibility for breakout space including the contemporary Court Room and interconnecting Committee Room.

The jewel in the crown of this venue is the Courtyard which provides both a focal point for the whole venue and offers something that is so rare in London, an outside space. The Courtyard with its modern water feature offers the ideal location for alfresco entertainment for up to 350 guests and if the weather turns the adjoining Orangery offers the perfect sanctuary.

The stunning new Haberdashers' Hall has quickly become one of the most sought after new venues in London for spectacular conferences, memorable receptions and elegant dinners.

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Location and Parking

Positioned in West Smithfield opposite St. Bart's Hospital. The West End is less than half a mile away and the Barbican, Farringdon, St Pauls and Cannon stations are within easy walking distance. An NCP car park is situated opposite the Hall.