06 HOTELS & VENUES


Imperial College Address: Level 3, Sherfield Building, South Kensington Campus, SW7 2AZ T: 020 7594 9494 E: venues@imperial.ac.uk www.imperialvenues.co.uk


Imperial College is one of the UK’s largest academic venues, offering more than 200 flexible event spaces across its campuses in South Kensington, Hammersmith and Paddington. From meetings and conferences to private dinners and office parties, Imperial offers a range of unique venues suitable for 10 guests to more than 700.


For meetings and parties that need to impress, Imperial’s 19th century townhouses 170 Queen’s Gate and 58 Prince’s Gate are full of period charm and both benefit from private outdoor areas, a rarity for central London. Whilst the modern lecture theatres, classrooms and conference rooms all with state-of-the-art AV equipment are perfect for larger events.


Imperial’s dedicated events team is on hand at every stage of the planning process, from enquiry through to delivery, ensuring that your event runs seamlessly. In-house chefs have created a variety of delicious catering menus to suit all tastes and budgets including breakfast, working lunches, sit down dinners, canapés and snacks. For those looking for something a little more special, a bespoke menu can be created on request.


What’s more, during the summer months, delegates are able to take advantage of Imperials’ modern campus accommodation, whilst preferential rates at local hotels are available to book throughout the year.


PA Life Annual Guide 2017


88


www.palife.co.uk


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