06 HOTELS & VENUES


Karen Hardy Dance Studios Address: 10 The Boulevard, Imperial Wharf, London SW6 2UB Contact: Laura Carnaby T: 0208 668 2510 E: laura.carnaby@karenhardystudios.com www.karenhardystudios.com/corporate


If you’re looking for a multi-usage corporate venue to hire, then look no further than Karen Hardy Studios. Just a stone’s throw away from Central London, Karen Hardy Studios at Imperial Wharf, Chelsea, is one of the city’s finest hidden gems. Whether you arrive by boat, by road or on foot, you will be truly amazed by the luxurious surroundings of our Chelsea Waterside Development – the perfect location to delight your clients, throw an extravagant party or enroll the help of our ‘Strictly’ Champion’s team to help arrange corporate showcases, dance experiences and much more!


From hosting product launches, press events, team building, dance parties or rewarding your staff, the studio has been designed to cater perfectly to corporate clients wishing to hire a truly exquisite venue.


Our Corporate Team specialize in helping you to achieve the type and level of hire of our gorgeous venue that you require, from initial consult to rolling out the red carpet for your event; our in-house team will liaise with you every step of the way.


We believe that you deserve the best, and here at Karen Hardy Studios, you have certainly found it.


5* Corporate Services include: • Team Building Days • Entertainment Packages • Corporate Showcases • Christmas Parties • Dance Gift Experiences • Press Days • Corporate Venue Hire • Dry Hire


Karen Hardy Studios award winning facilities also offer: • Sprung maple dance floor • Fully licensed Champagne bar & Lounge area • Complimentary Wi-Fi • Glorious waterfront location • State-of-the-art sound system and projection facilities • Concierge drop-off point, boat mooring pier and underground parking.


PA Life Annual Guide 2017


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www.palife.co.uk


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