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One great George Street, London, SW1P 3AA
One great George Street, London, SW1P 3AA
The home of the Institute of Civil Engineers, One Great George Street is an award- winning conference, weddings and events venue in the heart of Westminster. Set in a magnificent Grade II listed, four-domed Edwardian building, the conference centre is very close to the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and St James’s Park. Many notable and historic special events have taken place in the Great Hall, including the signing of the charter establishing UNESCO in 1945 and the Duke of Edinburgh sat in the room to take his Royal Navy Examinations.
Westminster underground station, 6 mins walk, St James’s park, 5 mins walk.
There are a total of 21 meeting and events spaces with a max capacity of 400 for a reception in the Great Hall or 260 for a seated dinner. The Telford lecture theatre will accommodate 240 in a fixed theatre style.
It only takes a couple of minutes to send us your brief online and we will get to work.
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
Thank you so much Jenny, you are fantastic and I am grateful for your help.
Mirela Sula, Global Woman
I'd be pleased to recommend Jenny, The Venue Booker. I knew our request was going to be a tall order but she rose to the challenge, negotiated some cracking rates and retained her patience and professionalism despite some spectacular dithering at our end!
Kelly Austin, Expedition & Wilderness Medicine
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
Jenny and The Venue Booker have provided exemplary service to us over the years.
Saida Basheer, University of Leeds
