Beveridge Hall

Part of our flagship venue Senate House, Beveridge Hall was designed in the early 20th century by Charles Holden as the perfect space for conferences and events and is still home to international symposia, gala dinners and awards ceremonies today. Beveridge Hall is imbrued with a great sense of history and style, and following our extensive renovation programme is also a highly versatile space with flexible seating, stage area, natural acoustics and excellent audiovisual facilities.

One of London's largest and most elegant venues for conferences.

The original décor in Beveridge Hall has been preserved and sensitively restored so that it retains its art deco elegance, meaning that although it is one of central London's largest venues it maintains a sense of sophistication, dignity and intimacy.

Flexible configuration and facilities for the perfect event space.

Beveridge Hall accommodates just over 450 guests. Seating can be configured for a wide variety of uses and to accommodate the needs of a film crew. For conferences audio-visual facilities include a full-size screen on the stage, audio and video recording facilities, fixed and roving microphones and adjustable lighting. For parties there is plenty of space to accommodate formal dining and dancing.