Discover the spaces available to hire in this spectacular central London venue.
Banqueting House will reopen for events in October 2025
This magnificent palace will be available to host events from October 2025, after undergoing essential re-servicing, conservation, and maintenance work. Provisional dates can now be held, and site visits will be available soon.
Enquire about a venueDinners and Receptions
Today, the beauty and scale of this spectacular venue continues to inspire its guests, just as it did for the kings, queens and courtiers who have celebrated and banqueted here since 1622.
Tell me more about dinners at Banqueting House
Weddings
Designed by revolutionary architect Inigo Jones, the Banqueting House is one of the most dazzling wedding venues in London.
Available for both ceremonies and wedding receptions.
Tell me more about Weddings at Banqueting HouseConferences and Meetings
As one of the most impressive conference and meeting venues in London, the rooms at the Banqueting House can play host to up to 400 guests theatre style or 280 guests cabaret style. The awe inspiring interiors are an ideal backdrop for a conference or meeting.
Please get in touch with the Events Team to find out more about daytime hire.
Tell me more about meetings at Banqueting House
Banqueting House was the perfect venue for my recent dinner. The venue allows for a separate drinks reception downstairs and creates a fantastic ‘wow’ reaction when walking up the stairs and into the main room. The interior and grand ceiling created a beautiful back drop for the event. The events team could not have been more accommodating, both prior and whilst onsite. I truly felt that they were an extension of our project team and every request was received with a smile. –
Rebecca Jackson, Deloitte
Contact us
If you would like to speak to a member of our team please get in touch!
Enquire about a venueApproved Suppliers
Whatever the nature of your event, our approved event suppliers can help you deliver an unforgettable experience for your guests.
