The Queen's House
Park Row, London, SE10 9NF
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Spaces for hire at The Queen's House
from £1320
hire fee / per morning
hire fee / per morning
Orangery and South Parlours
40
50
For daytime meetings or away day events, the Orangery and South Parlours located at the back of the Queen’s House, provide a peaceful atmosphere for your delegates. The parlours allow you to entertain guests vows in the surrounded by a world-class art collection including Flemish artist Van De Veldes.
Bathed in southern light with breath-taking v...
from £5200
hire fee / per day
hire fee / per day
The Great Hall
120
120
The striking beauty of this perfect 40-foot-cube-shaped hall, with its original black-and-white geometric marble floor, provides a spectacular location for larger wedding ceremonies and dinners. The high ceiling features a magnificent contemporary work in gold leaf by Turner Prize-winning artist Richard Wright. The tall windows at the front of the ...
from £7000
hire fee / per session
hire fee / per session
Undercroft
150
Following dinner in the Great Hall or the in Parlours there is the opportunity for guests to retreat to the Undercroft, a unique space for a fantastic party. These vaulted chambers create an atmospheric party space for dancing and after-dinner entertainment. They also have the capacity for additional evening guests.
Reception capacity: 150
Prices and opening hours
Monday
9:00 – 23:00
from
£1320–£6000
hire fee
Tuesday
9:00 – 23:00
from
£1320–£6000
hire fee
Wednesday
9:00 – 23:00
from
£1320–£6000
hire fee
Thursday
9:00 – 23:00
from
£1320–£6000
hire fee
Friday
9:00 – 0:00
from
£1320–£7000
hire fee
Saturday
9:00 – 0:00
from
£1320–£7000
hire fee
Sunday
9:00 – 0:00
from
£1320–£7000
hire fee
Facilities and catering options
Up to 120
seats
Up to 150
standing
In-house catering
Parking available
Alcohol provided
BYO alcohol
Own DJ allowed
External catering allowed
Accommodation available
Ticketed events
About The Queen's House
The Queen’s House has an extraordinary history; it is the only major remnant of the vanished Tudor royal palace at Greenwich, where Henry VIII and Elizabeth I were born, and the centrepiece of what is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Conceived as a ‘house of delight’ for James I’s queen, this exquisite former royal residence is set against the leafy backdrop of Greenwich Park and is the jewel in the down of the World Heritage Site. Designed by the pioneering architect Inigo Jones, the 400-year old Queen’s House is Britain’s first and finest classical building and a masterpiece of 17th-century architecture. It is now filled with art and design classics both old and new, including paintings by great British and European masters. The House was designed as a place of pleasure and celebration – a tradition that continues today making it ideal for gala dinners, corporate hospitality, award ceremonies and product launches. Part of what makes the House so special is its adaptability. Whether your style is highly contemporary, traditional romance or baroque, the iconic geometric interiors are suited to each – a rare quality in a historic house.
Conceived as a ‘house of delight’ for James I’s queen, this exquisite former royal residence is set against the leafy backdrop of Greenwich Park and is the jewel in the down of the World Heritage Site. Designed by the pioneering architect Inigo Jones, the 400-year old Queen’s House is Britain’s first and finest classical building and a masterpiece of 17th-century architecture. It is now filled with art and design classics both old and new, including paintings by great British and European masters. The House was designed as a place of pleasure and celebration – a tradition that continues today making it ideal for gala dinners, corporate hospitality, award ceremonies and product launches. Part of what makes the House so special is its adaptability. Whether your style is highly contemporary, traditional romance or baroque, the iconic geometric interiors are suited to each – a rare quality in a historic house.
