Middle Temple Hall London Convention Transfers

Along the waters of the Thames, London’s Middle Temple Hall is a dramatically built Elizabethan hall renown for its original hand-carved wooden accents ranging from stoic archways to 16th-century ceiling beams. Unique event spaces include the intimate ambiance of The Queen’s Room ideal for small weddings or board meetings, while the slightly larger Parliament Chamber was the former library offering a stained glass-lit space good for up to 100 people. The grande dame of the building is The Hall, a dramatic cathedral-like space that can fit up to 300 guests. Those arriving to the centuries-old space will find as much fun revealing old architecture as touring London’s divers Blackfriars neighborhood. Wherever fun is had, look forward to even more just around the corner, whether that means getting to know the quiet English countrylands through a quiet sedan or bringing the whole group along with a big ride such as vans, chartered buses and SUVs. Meet-and-greet services take things to the next level with ultimate convenience, not only through taxi rides to the nearby London City Airport but luxury stretched limousines perfect for making first impressions upon event arrivals.

A wide variety of parks and waterside landmarks make staying close to Middle Temple Hall especially worthwhile, the closest hotels from the venue including The Z Hotel’s traditional English garden along the rooftop, as well as Apex Temple Court Hotel’s uniquely shaped rooms pairing parquet floors with intimate balconies. Especially low-cost alternatives can be found at the YHA London St Pauls Hostel, home to various bunks and a fun social space, while efficient long-term stays can be booked at The King’s Wardrobe by BridgeStreet. Top the evening off with a walk along the venue’s connected Middle Temple Gardens, getting a tour through old Victorian mansion tours at the attached Two Temple Place before finally grabbing a bite to eat from one of many beloved local - whether it be inventive sushi from ROKA Aldwych down the street or nostalgic American favorites at The Fat Bear further east, a myriad of choices provide an international pallet at arm’s reach.