St Martin-in-the-Fields, Peter Benenson Meeting Room

5 St. Martin's Place, London, WC2N 4JH -

Up to
10 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square sits right in the heart of London and boasts some of the most unusual and spectacular spaces in which to hold events. From corporate parties, brand activations, private celebrations, film location work, West End opening night parties, product launches to meetings, training sessions and more, we can accommodate you across a variety of unique and memorable spaces.

Our stunning 18th century Crypt and Gallery combined can hold up to 500 guests standing, or 200 seated. St Martin’s Hall & Lightwell are perfect for meetings, conferences and training lectures holding 200 standing or 100 seated. Conference and meeting rooms full of natural daylight are available for smaller events or breakout spaces, whilst our outdoor Courtyard is perfect for summer parties.

We are centrally positioned 100m from Charing Cross and we have a 2am license so you can party into the early hours. Our in-house catering team can deliver exquisite fine dining packages or spectacular catering for larger numbers, all within a range of costs to suit your budget, and we can source entertainment for your event should you need us to.

We have a dedicated professional events team who will work with you every step of the way to make your event the most memorable it can be.

By holding your event with us at St Martin’s, you will be helping us to continue our work with communities and the homeless in London.

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Peter Benenson Meeting Room

From £100 price per hour

80% would book it again

Number of guests

Start date

End date

My dates are flexible

Capacity & Layout

Boardroom

up to 10

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Disabled access

Heating

Air conditioning

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Public transport

Breakout rooms

Audio & Visual

Flipchart

WiFi

Other

On Request

Space Rules

Allowed events

Licensed for alcohol

Cancellation policy

In the event of cancelling or postponing an event by the client after the signed booking contract and deposit has been received, the following cancellation charges will apply: • Over 90 days prior to Event Date: 25% of the event space hire and 0% of the contracted catering and audio visual. • Less than 90 days but more than 30 days prior to Event Date: 50% of the event space hire and 0% of the contracted catering and audio visual. • Less than 30 days but more than five days prior to Event Date: 100% of the event space hire and 50% of the contracted catering and audio visual. • Less than five days prior to Event Date: 100% of the event space hire and 100% of the contracted catering and audio visual, plus possible charges to cover any additional losses and costs that SMITFL may have incurred in respect of the event as determined by the Director of Catering department.

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Reviews

Floyd Cooper
March 2026
Fantastic music venue that does a lot of charity work for homeless people. A great light and music show Luxmuralis.
Floria Lane
April 2026
We attended a candlelight concert during Easter, and it was a truly wonderful evening. I am a huge fan of this church, not just for the beautiful atmosphere, but for everything it stands for from its impressive social engagement to the world-class choir and orchestra. The music in this historic setting was a highlight of our trip. A must-visit in London!
Neeru Das
April 2026
St. Martin-in-the-Fields, an Anglican church, is located at the NE corner of Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster, Central London. The church is situated right next to the National Gallery. The current Georgian style building was completed in 1726 and designed by the influential neoclassical architect 'James Gibbs'. The church's name originates from its medieval history when it was literally located 'in the fields', between the cities of London and Westminster. It features a prominent steeple and a classical portico with Corinthian columns, a clock tower, and a distinct spire. The church is famous for its regular concerts, including free lunchtime performances and evening candlelit series. It houses an atmospheric cafe in the crypt, which features original brick-vaulted ceilings. The bronze equestrian statue visible in the foreground of the square, in my picture, is that of King George IV, which was originally intended to sit atop Marble Arch but has been in Trafalgar Square since 1828. There has been a church on this site since at least the medieval period (referenced as early as 1222). It is famously known for hosting the first church service broadcast on the radio in 1924. Today, the church is a culturally vibrant hub known for hosting free lunchtime concerts, atmospheric candlelit evening performances, and a cafe located in its brick-vaulted crypt. Trafalgar Square fascinated me, in its vastness, comfortable spread out and fir being 'exactly' the way I had imagined it yo be. Glad I visited it in 2024 and perhaps another visit will definitely be OK for me soon enough, to cover that, which I could not do earlier.
Hannah
June 2019
St Martin-in-the-Fields was the ideal central London venue for our event.