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The Kia Oval Address: The Kia Oval, Kennington, London SE11 5SS T: 020 7820 5670 E: enquiries@kiaoval.com www.events.kiaoval.com


The Kia Oval is fast becoming the conference and events destination in central London. A stone’s throw from the river and situated just outside the congestion charge zone, this venue surprises all with its proximity to the City. Boasting parking for up to 50 cars onsite and 4 minutes walking time from the transport hub of Vauxhall; you won’t find a central London venue with such accessible transport links and free parking.


Every room offers a unique experience for your guests with the variety of spaces spanning from the historic wood-panelled chandeliered Long Room to our incredible Roof Terrace with sweeping panoramic views across London. The Kia Oval offers something to suit every event from two to 1000 people.


With a dedicated team of events co-ordinators, you will be looked after by one person from the point of enquiry right through to the morning of your event at which point our experienced operational team will take over to ensure that your event runs impeccably. Our devotion to service and passion for events means we offer each client a bespoke experience. Your event is one of a kind so your service should be too.


IT’S NOT JUST CRICKET EVENTS AT THE KIA OVAL


1 min from Oval 4 mins from Vauxhall


PA Life Annual Guide 2017


Day Delegate rates from: £41.00pp +VAT


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Call: 0207 820 5670 Visit: events.kiaoval.com


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