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34 Great Smith St, Westminster, London SW1P 3BU, UK
34 Great Smith St, Westminster, London SW1P 3BU, UK
The venue is owned by the Abbey Community Association, a charity established in 1948 with the aim of supporting the communities of south Westminster to improve their quality of life.
A 5 min walk to both Westminster and St James’s Park stations. Waterloo, Victoria and Charing Cross Railway Stations are also within walking distance.
It has 9 meeting room variations with a maximum capacity of 200 people.
• Parker Morris Hall: 40 – 200 people
• Booth Room: 24 – 35 people
• Garret Anderson Room: 24 – 35 people
• Sancho Room: 12 – 20 people
• Hill Room: 3 – 5 people
• Ashley Cooper Room: 24 – 40 people
• The Wash House Annexe Room: 24 – 50 people
• The Wash House Café: 70 – 100 people
• Café and annexe: 80 – 150 people
The prices of the rooms range from £65 to £1350.
The building is fully DDA compliant and allows access to people with a range of disabilities.
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