Aldersgate Conservatory
Named after the street in London where on 24th May 1738 John Wesley underwent a remarkable ‘conversion;, which lead to the Methodist movement, becoming part of the great religious revival of the 18th Century.
With a large glass roof, this room has ample natural light. Located on the lower ground floor, it is most often used as additional seating for the Café, or a private area for coach parties. This space is also suitable for receptions, lunches, a meeting or syndicate room. This room has no blackout facilities and therefore is not suitable for audiovisual presentations.
| Seating capacity | 50 | |
| Width | 6 m | 20 ft |
| Depth | 8 m | 27 ft |
| Height | 2.5 m | 7 ft |
| Floor Area | 60 sq m | 645 sq ft |
| Electrical Supply | 1 x 13 amp socket | |
For further information, or to check availability, please call the Sales and Events team on 020 7222 8010 or enquire online.
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Lower ground floor
Accommodates 50 delegates
Ideal as a private area for coach parties, receptions and lunches
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