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Kent House Knightsbridge, Summer Parties

Rutland Gardens, London, SW7 1BX -

Up to
300 guests
Offers
catering

About Venue

Kent House Knightsbridge is a Victorian townhouse in central London that provides an elegant venue space for a wide range of events such as Conferences, Fashion Shows, Press Days, Gala Dinners, Receptions Summer and Christmas parties. It also has a civil wedding licence and can be hired for both ceremonies and receptions. It has many beautiful period features such as an entrance hall with a black and white marble floor, a sweeping grand staircase and large floor to ceiling windows. Flexible spaces, seamless service and award winning cuisine for both private and corporate hires.

Kent House Knightsbridge can be exclusively hired for fabulously British summer parties. This Victoria townhouse can accommodate up to 220 for a formal seated dinner, or up to 300 standing. The in-house events team work closely has put together a unique and fantastic package for the ultimate summer party. The summer party experience will include, Ice-cream bikes, string quartets, Pimms and Processo reception and definitely, even, a biscuiteer workshop, if you wish! Enquire through Hire Space for more information, availability and bespoke quote. Space welcomes: Art Exhibitions Pop-Ups Ticketed events Own Music/ DJ Equipment 18th Birthday Parties 21st Birthday Parties Weddings Events with Alcohol . Space has: 260m2 (2799ft2) .

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 300

Facilities & Amenities

Tea

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Reviews

Honeytrvp X
September 2025
I enquired about hiring Kent House for a Honeytrap event (a private members’ club for queer womxn). My enquiry was handled via Gary at Evolve Events, who told me the venue would not be suitable due to its “religious status” and that he had to “be sensitive to everyone.” Fair enough, not every space will align with every community. But what’s confusing is that Kent House is also actively promoted in the Gay Wedding Directory as a venue welcoming LGBTQ+ couples. If that’s the case, why would a queer members’ event be considered “incompatible”? And even if it were, it feels unprofessional and in poor taste to position it that way. Honeytrap has been warmly welcomed by several prestigious venues and members’ clubs across London without issue. It’s unclear whether this reflects Kent House’s official policy or simply Evolve Events’ interpretation, but either way, the inconsistency undermines the credibility of Kent House. We have the full email exchange on record should Kent House wish to dispute this. — Ro, Founder of Honeytrap