The best West London venues to hire

An architectural marvel, The Great Hall at One Great George Street in West London is spread over 370 square metres, standing tall at 13 metres and features seven glass windows stretching from the ceiling to the floor. Perfectly suited for an awards lunch or dinner, meetings, media conferences and large parties, the Great Hall also offers informal hire for events like a wedding breakfast or wedding anniversaries.

Having the capacity to hold 400 standing guests, this West London venue also offers an in-house catering service that covers a wide range of delicacies. The oak floor, marble column walls and gold leaf embellishments will catch your eye if you are looking for a venue that reflects both class and luxury.

A picture-worthy venue for corporate events, the Seamen's Hall at Somerset House features grand elegant windows with a view of the river and courtyard while the entire interior of the place is bathed in natural sunlight. Black and white floor, grand pillars and exquisite panels – Seamen’s Hall is the perfect setting for a dreamy dance floor at your wedding.

Host art exhibitions, charity events, historical tours, corporate events, weddings and anniversaries at one of West London’s most flamboyant venues that offers the perfect riverside view to your guests. The venue is up for hire seven days a week from 6 to 11 in the evening with the venue fee starting from £9,500.

Situated at the edge of Notting Hill, The Oak is known for its atmosphere and delicious menu that brings back a loyal band of customers on a daily basis.

The oven-baked pizzas are considered to be exceptionally delicious- some might even say the best in the country while the seasonal menu featuring Mediterranean flavours will pull you back to this West London venue.

The upstairs of The Oak at Notting Hill is reserved for private hire and has a seating capacity of 16, making it a suitable choice for small gatherings and celebrations with your closed circle, all week around.

Found in the heart of the Hampton Court Palace, the Great Hall is particularly famous for its Royal history. A West London venue that was frequented by the Monarchy for dinners and gatherings, the most striking architectural feature of this venue is the towering hammer beam ceiling.

The Hampton Court Palace has multiple halls and spaces up for private hire like the Marquees Palace Grounds and Palace Courtyard which has the capacity to serve 1,500 seated guests and 600 seated guests, respectively. Other spaces include the Cartoon Gallery, the Albemarle Suite, the Mantegna Gallery, and the Garden Room.

Tagged as England’s last and greatest mediaeval hall, if you have always envisioned a Royal wedding right out of a fairy tale, the Great Hall at the Hampton Court Palace is the place to be.

One of London’s best-kept secrets, Britten Theatre is known for its elegant interiors, acoustics and intricately tiered auditorium. A perfectly suitable West London venue to host opera, music, theatre and ballet performances, the Britten Theatre has a lighting setup made up of clever LED fixtures and additional lighting offered for hire.

Featuring an orchestra pit for 60 musicians, a majestic Steinway grand piano, and two dressing rooms along with its own bar and foyer, this West London venue offers seating for 394 guests, the theatre is not only fit for artistic gatherings but also lectures, presentations and exhibitions.

The interactive gallery at Tomorrow's World highlights the most recent developments in science, technology, and medicine. Available for private hire in the evening, the entire venue can be coupled with The Diner for catered events and is perfect for standing receptions for up to 400 people. Hosting interactive, educational and creative exhibitions, the West London venue is up for hire seven days a week.

The entire venue hire fee begins from £1,170 and can hold a dining reception for 250 guests.

The venue offers interactive views of the greatest breakthroughs in science and offers a creatively designed space to host events like an award ceremony, drink receptions, Christmas parties, product launches and private parties.

The perfect blend of a magnificent gallery and a creative garden, the Dome is one of the most sought-after venues in West London. The combination of the V&A’s glorious gallery and the stunning John Madejski Garden, the Dome is available for private hire for a wide range of events from meetings to wedding receptions and dinner parties.

A stunning backdrop for amazing pictures and shots, this West London venue has a catering capacity of 250 to 600 guests. It features a soaring ceiling and pristine marble floor making it an architectural marvel. Dance under the huge chandelier lighting up the place as you celebrate a memorable moment at the Dome.

A Grade II listed structure from the 19th century, The Vanderbilt combines traditional elements with contemporary design. Situated just a few minutes away from the lush green landscapes of Hyde Park and the Natural History Museum, the Vanderbilt in West London comprises 12 meeting rooms which are available for private hire and can host up to 140 guests.

A 24-hour workout centre is accessible for some rejuvenation along with 215 guest rooms total, including doubles, business class, designated family rooms, and 1 suite.

In-house dining is provided by Scoff & Banter under which a traditional Butcher's Cut roast is served on Sundays along with a variety of seasonal European meals. Additionally, The Snug offers private dinners for up to 30 individuals, thus proving that The Vanderbilt is a venue that is well suited for all types of occasions and guests.

In the heart of Marylebone, there is a Michelin-starred Indian restaurant that takes pride in shining a light on the lesser-known regional dishes of the subcontinent.

The West London venue is informal and comfortable, with the pared-back aesthetics letting the food do the talking. An absolute standout is the famed Dorset crab, perfectly spiced and with enough butter to make your doctor nervous. The wine menu is also worth exploring, with advice on pairing available and recommended.

The informal and sociable neighbourhood dining atmosphere offers seating for up to 60 guests and is available for lunch, dinner, private dining, or exclusive hire. Trishna’s doors open onto the street, creating a semi-alfresco ambience throughout the restaurant.

Think white beaches and summer sunshine when it comes to Neverland London. Catering for all kinds of weather, Neverland in West London offers both outdoor and indoor seating.

Lounge on comfy sofas or book an exclusive veranda sofa or beach hut if you want to experience the tropical vibes with your close group. There’s no need to cancel your plans if it rains as Neverland has covered pergolas where you can chill.

Featuring delicious street food and refreshing cocktails at the Beach Bar and Flamingo Bar, Neverland has weekly offers like beach yoga sessions, beer pong, fancy dress parties, film viewings and cocktail master classes that draw crowds from all over the city.

Winter blues got you craving bristling pines and mulled wine? Have no fear. Come October, Neverland switches its theme to reflect a winter wonderland, meaning you can enjoy this Fulham spot all year round, so long as you enjoy themes, that is.