The Foyle Room
at The National Theatre

from
£500 Hire Fee

The Foyle Room is a brilliant breakout or meeting space on the top level of the National Theatre, featuring breathtaking views of the London skyline

• National Theatre, London, SE1 9PX
• Closest station - Waterloo
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Enhance your next meeting or presentation at The Foyle Room, located on the top level of the National Theatre. This intimate space can accommodate up to 20 guests in a boardroom setting, or 35 for a standing reception. With fantastic AV facilities included, as well as the option for a working lunch, or after-work drinks, The Foyle Room is the perfect daytime events space in central London.

Pricing and hours

There is room for negotiation of prices and/or opening hours upon enquiry. Minimum total spend per booking: £500.

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Venue Overview

Ideal for conferences, drinks receptions, weddings, summer and Christmas parties, private dining and everything in between, The National Theatre is home to a wide range of events spaces in central London. Venture to the rooftop to find The Buffini Chao Deck, the ultimate London event venue with the wow-factor. Offering breath-taking panoramic views across London, the venue combines a wrap-around outdoor riverside terrace with a large flexible event space. We can accommodate up to 100 people for a sit-down dinner, or up to 200 for a standing reception. With state-of-the-art AV and lighting systems, courtesy of the industry-leading National Theatre teams, we have everything you need to run a successful and stress-free event. The Foyle Room is found next to the Buffini Chao Deck and is the perfect daytime meeting or presentation space, seating up to 20 guests boardroom style. Lasdun Restaurant sits in the heart of the National Theatre, and features a private dining room for 10 people, as well as the opportunity to exclusively hire the entire restaurant, seating up to 100 guests. This modern British brasserie pays tribute to the modernist vision of its namesake, Denys Lasdun, while offering seasonal dishes inspired by the best in British produce.