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28 Portland Place, London, W1B 1LY
28 Portland Place, London, W1B 1LY
RSPH is an independent health education charity and the world’s longest-established public health body. Their vision is that everybody should have the opportunity to optimise their health and wellbeing. 28 Portland Place is a beautiful historic building dating form 1775. Designed by the celebrated Scottish architects the Adam Brothers, it is one of the finest surviving houses of it’s type.
Oxford circus and Regent’s Park underground stations, 7 mins walk.
The Harben suite accommodates 80 in theatre style and the Adams room has a warm atmosphere for meetings or dining. The whole venue can be hire exclusively for a min of 60 guests.
It only takes a couple of minutes to send us your brief online and we will get to work.
The event went very well thank you - the venue was superb and fitted our requirements exactly. I wholeheartedly recommend it. I will definitely be in touch when I need help finding a venue for our next event.
Anne Robson, Virtrium
Morning Jenny! Everything went very well thank you and the venue was a huge success!! Thank you so much again for finding such a gem! I am still getting lovely emails now so a big thank you for all your support Jenny!! I have been singing your praises all week!
Sarah Grant, GKN
Thank you so much Jenny, you are fantastic and I am grateful for your help.
Mirela Sula, Global Woman
The Venue Booker provided us with a fantastic selection of venues to view for the two events we enquired about – each of these met our brief, several offered something really special and most of them came with discounted rates that we would not have been able to achieve on our own. The service is free of charge and Jenny is friendly and helpful. We will definitely use them again.
Rachel Bailey, Clement
Easy to work with and cost-effective. In 2014 The Venue Booker was asked to identify a suitable, new venue for Chambers’ prestigious Medical Law Lecture. Jenny not only met the brief by finding the right venue but she also secured it on favourable terms.
Richard Rodger, Hailsham Chambers
