With grand columns, a built-in bar and high vaulted ceilings, the Queen Mary Undercroft, situated beneath the Chapel, is an excellent space with flexible use. It can hold up to 200 delegates for a daytime conference, 150 for a wedding breakfast or 290 for a standing reception.

One of the oldest buildings within the Old Royal Naval College, the house offers six wood panelled function rooms of various sizes and styles. Licensed for civil ceremonies the house’s rooms can be hired individually, or for exclusive use.

Designed originally as formal dining room, and still retaining its period feel, the Hawksmoor Room is, of course, ideal for intimate lunches and dinners for up to 18 guests.

The Webb room is named after its designer, John Webb, apprentice to Inigo Jones, who designed The Queen’s House just opposite. This beautiful oak panelled room enjoys views of the River Thames and is ideal for meetings and wedding ceremonies for up to 50 guests.

A light and airy room on the first floor, made all the more delightful with views of River Thames and Canary Wharf. It can accommodate up to 60 guests theatre style, and is named after Sir Christopher Wren, who was the overall designer of these world-famous group of Baroque buildings.

The largest of the Admiral’s House spaces is a newly refurbished and versatile room. It can be hired individually, providing a lovely space for a dinner for 60, or venue hire can be in conjunction with the Wren Room (connected by the Upper Lobby) for a drinks reception. The room’s namesake, Philip Hardwick, put the finishing touches to the grounds of the Royal Hospital for Seamen, notably the magnificent fountains, gates and railings.

This Victorian skittle alley, built for use by naval officers once based here, still has its original skittles and bowling balls. It offers a very atmospheric experience and is ideal as additional entertainment and as a quieter room for breakout space. Hire of this space is only in conjunction with Queen Mary Undercroft.

‘Reopening January 2019’
The Painted Hall is a stunning Baroque space designed by Sir Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor, often described as the “finest dining hall in Europe”. It features spectacular wall and ceiling decoration by Sir James Thornhill, who lavished 19 years on the work! The Painted Hall is a showstopping room which can accommodate up to 400 awe-struck guests.

Reopening January 2019
Located beneath the Painted Hall, The King William Undercroft tastefully combines high vaulted ceilings with a contemporary atmosphere. The room features a built in bar and dance floor and is ideal for evening receptions and in conjunction with the Painted Hall.

Combined, the Memorial Gardens, Pepys Lawns, King Charles Lawns, Monument Gardens and King William Lawns offer over 5,500 square metres of outside space for team building, weddings, summer parties and other events.