All London Venues

Camden

Canary Wharf

Chelsea

City of London

Covent Garden

Farringdon

Hackney

Hammersmith

Islington

King's Cross

London Bridge

Mayfair

Peckham

Shoreditch

Soho

Southwark

Victoria

West End

London

London Birthday Parties

London Christmas Parties

London Conferences

London Private Dining

London Summer Parties

London Team Activities

Popular Events

London Bars

London Bowling

London Dry Hire

London Function Rooms

London Halls

London Outdoor Venues

London Private Dining Rooms

London Small Venues

London Unique Venues

All Venues

All Inspiration

Popular Venues

Birmingham

Bristol

Manchester

More Locations

Popular cities

Westminster

All London Conference Venues

London Auditoriums

London Cheap Conference Centres

London Conference Rooms

London Exhibition Centres

London Hotels for Conferences

London Large Conference Venues

London Unique Conference Centres

Venues

Around the UK

Conferences

London Corporate Events

London Networking

London Presentations

London Team Away Days

London Events

London Banqueting Halls

London Exhibition Spaces

London Hotels

London Gardens

London Rooftops

London Large Venues

London Sustainable Venues

Corporate Events

All London Parties

London Birthdays

London Hen Dos

London Baby Showers

London New Year's Eve

London Proms

London Engagement Parties

Occasions

All London Bars

London Rooftop bars

London Cocktail Bars

London Wine Bars

London Sports Bars

London Jazz Bars

London Cool Bars

London Outdoor Bars

London Late Night

London Nice Bars

Bars

London Ballrooms

London Birthday Restaurants

London Party Apartments

London Party Boats

London Pubs

London Restaurants

More Venues

Liverpool

Parties

Borough

Clerkenwell

Elephant & Castle

Holborn

Hoxton

Notting Hill

St. Pancras

All London Meeting Rooms

London Meeting Rooms

London Cheap Meeting Rooms

London Cool Meeting Rooms

London Corporate Meeting Rooms

London Creative Meeting Rooms

London Hotel Meeting Rooms

London Small Meeting Rooms

London Training Rooms

London Unique Meeting Rooms

Meetings

Marylebone

All London Private Dining

London Cheap Private Dining

London Private Dining with a View

London Restaurant Function Rooms

London Unique Private Dining

Bristol 

Private Dining

All London Studios

Hammersmith & Fulham

London Studios

London Dance Studios

London Film Studios

London Photography Studios

London Recording Studios

London Rehearsal Studios

Studios

All London Christmas Venues

How to plan an amazing Christmas party 2024

London Black Tie Christmas

London Corporate Christmas Party Venues

London Christmas Dinner

London Exclusive Christmas

London Christmas Team Activities

London Unique Christmas Party Venues

Christmas

Recently Published

Area Guides

Dining

Drinking

Things to Do

Culture

Your guide to everything you need to experience in London.

London Inspiration

All Budget Calculators

Birmingham Venue Hire Costs

Bristol Venue Hire Costs

Edinburgh Venue Hire Costs

Glasgow Venue Hire Costs

London Venue Hire Costs

Manchester Venue Hire Costs

Cities

East London Venue Hire Costs

North London Venue Hire Costs

South London Venue Hire Costs

West London Venue Hire Costs

London Areas

Bankside Venue Hire Costs

Battersea Venue Hire Costs

Canary Wharf Venue Hire Costs

Chelsea Venue Hire Costs

City of London Venue Hire Costs

Covent Garden Venue Hire Costs

Fitzrovia Venue Hire Costs

Greenwich Venue Hire Costs

Hackney Venue Hire Costs

Islington Venue Hire Costs

Kensington Venue Hire Costs

Marylebone Venue Hire Costs

Mayfair Venue Hire Costs

Notting Hill Venue Hire Costs

Richmond Venue Hire Costs

Shoreditch Venue Hire Costs

Soho Venue Hire Costs

South Bank Venue Hire Costs

Wimbledon Venue Hire Costs

London Neighbourhoods

Event Budget Calculator  

The Members’ Dining Room is the largest and most versatile event venue in the House of Commons.

This impressive room is adorned with beautiful flock wallpaper, wooden relief sculptures and fascinating paintings. The ornate Royal Coat of Arms sits proudly above the main entrance signifying the connection of the Monarchy to Parliament.

Once intended as a conference room known as the ‘Painted Chamber’, the Members’ Dining Room now provides the perfect space for corporate presentations, dinners and wedding ceremonies; a splendid room with exquisite detailing that is sure to impress your guests.

Audio Equipment

Close to Transport Links

Disabled Access

Natural Light

TV/Projector

The Terrace Pavilion is the perfect event venue for larger receptions at the House of Commons with access out onto the Commons' Terrace.

The east front of the Palace measures approximately 265m, and is the longest façade of any building in London. Historically the Terrace was popular with Members who took their guests for tea, and has since been developed for a greater variety of entertaining inside the Terrace Pavilion.

A purpose built heated marquee provides an ideal venue for all weather conditions. The panoramic glass doors offer uninterrupted views of the river Thames, and open out onto the terrace; an idyllic setting for a glass of chilled champagne in the summer months, or warm mulled wine in the winter. The oak wooden flooring and drapery offer a perfect tabula rasa for corporate presentations or wedding receptions.

Air Conditioning

Outdoor Space

Terrace Pavilion 

House of Commons

The Pugin Room is the perfect venue for events at the House of Commons with a more intimate focus following restoration and renewal works in 2015.

The Pugin Room was renamed in 1978, dedicated to the memory of Augustus Welby Pugin, who directed the interior designs of the Palace of Westminster. This relaxing space provides an idyllic setting with wonderful views of the Thames.

The large gilt brass and crystal chandelier which commands the room is a piece that was initially commissioned for the 16th Earl of Shrewsbury by Pugin, and was once hung in the Great Dining Room at Alton Towers, Staffordshire.

To further commemorate the work of the designers, the shields above the door were painted with the coats of arms of Pugin, Barry, another architect Giles Gilbert Scott, Speaker Thomas and Sir Robert Cooke.

Pugin Room 

The Terrace Dining Rooms are a suite of various sized dining rooms at the House of Commons, perfect for breakfasts, lunches, afternoon teas or dinners.

Originally part of the Journal Office where daily Votes and Proceedings were compiled, the Terrace dining rooms were created in the early 1900’s as private dining spaces for Members of Parliament, and are still popular today when the House is in session.

A recurring decorative feature throughout the building is the Portcullis emblem, a symbol of Parliament, strength and security. This is incorporated into the design of our individually hand crafted chairs, which are found in all of our event spaces.

These well-appointed rooms are decorated with antique wood panelling, and can suit a range of capacities. Ideal for executive boardroom meetings or private dinners, these versatile spaces are also perfect for intimate events.

Terrace Dining Room A 

The Strangers' Dining Room is a magnificently decorated event venue on the Principal Floor of the House of Commons following restoration and renewal works in 2015.

The Strangers’ Dining Room was originally a Peers’ committee room, which was later transformed into a dining facility in approximately 1867, and renamed the Strangers’ Dining Room during the interwar period. 

When Parliament is in session, the room is used by Members to meet their Guests and these visitors are referred to as "Strangers".

Combined with the intricate wood carvings, the elaborate red flock wallpaper – designed and favoured by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin (1812-52) - provides an elegant setting for your event.

Certainly the Strangers’ Dining Room can be used as a reception area (for Members’ Dining Room dining events), but it is also a versatile Space in its own right.

Strangers' Dining Room 

The Churchill Room is situated on the lower Centre Curtain Corridor in the House of Commons and is an ideal event venue for lunches, dinners and receptions.

Previously known as the Harcourt Room, The Churchill Dining Room, was initially created when three housekeepers’ rooms were combined with part of the Peers lower library corridor. In 1991, the ownership of the room was passed from the Lords to the Commons, and renamed the Churchill Room in honour of the formidable ex-Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965). One of his paintings and a bronze bust stand proudly in the room to further commemorate this great leader.

Suitable for seminars, dinners or receptions, the Churchill Room benefits from an abundance of natural light, and an extraordinary view of the Thames.

Churchill Room

Members' Dining Room 

Hear from this and other available venues

Stop searching and let the perfect venue find you!

House of Commons

Members' Dining Room

Great for

Facilities

Capacities

Location

More spaces from this host

House of Commons - Terrace Pavilion

House of Commons - Pugin Room

House of Commons - Terrace Dining Room A

House of Commons - Strangers' Dining Room

House of Commons - Churchill Room