About Mary Ward House Conference Centre
Mary Ward House is an unusual and interesting Grade 1 listed building built in 1898 and financed by the wealthy philanthropist Passmore Edwards. Mary Ward, the 17th century nun, novelist and social reformer, served the inspiration for the building's conception.
Each room has its own unique character and atmosphere, and you'll be able to find a room to suit your any need. All of the rooms benefit from natural daylight.
There is also a large outdoor courtyard and garden, which provides a tranquil haven in Central London's chaotic core.
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Meeting Rooms
The Boardroom · From 9 to 15 people
£1,142
Emerson · From 11 to 40 people
£1,400
Herschel · From 18 to 50 people
£1,344
Voysey · From 24 to 80 people
£1,680
Dickens Library Conference & Meeting Room · From 14 to 80 people
£1,344
Morris · From 18 to 90 people
£3,360
Arnold · From 18 to 100 people
£1,400
Lethaby · From 25 to 110 people
£5,094
Brewer and Smith · From 42 to 300 people
£11,200
Mary Ward Hall · From 132 to 400 people
£8,960
Amenities
Reception
Microphone
Wireless Internet Access
Whiteboards
Conferencing Phone
Flipchart
Stationary / pen paper
Projector/TV/Screen
Menu
Food And DrinkPrice
Location
Russell Square · 4 minutes
London Euston · 7 minutes
Euston · 6 minutes
Euston Square · 7 minutes
Opening hours
Monday:8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuesday:8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wednesday:8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thursday:8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday:8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed
1 Review
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Tara ·
The room we had was lovely - a little small but we were able to spread out into the courtyard, so that was great. Staff on site were 100% helpful and professional the whole day. Will definitely use again.
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