

Museum Of Brands, Exclusive Hire
111-117 Lancaster Road, London, W11 1QT -
Up to
250 guestsOffers
catering
About Venue
Located just off Portobello Road, Notting Hill, the Museum of Brands features over 15,000 original branded items that showcase the evolution of branding, marketing and design over the past 150 years. Our exceptional collection spanning 150 years of consumer culture makes the Museum the ideal venue for product launches, parties and dinners, while our quirky conference facilities offer a great setting for a daytime seminars, away days and meetings.
Wi-Fi, air con
Central London Location
Dedicated Events Team
Museum Collection
Quirky
Versatile Events Space
Capacity & Layout
Standing
up to 250
Theatre
up to 100
Boardroom
up to 40
Cabaret
up to 50
Facilities & Amenities
Tea
Flipchart
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Disabled access
Space Rules
Cancellation policy
The Museum reserves the right to raise the following charges if an event is cancelled or postponed: 12-5 weeks prior to the event, 30% of room hire and catering charges; 4-2 weeks prior to the event, 50% of room hire and catering charges; less than 14-1 days prior to the event, 75% of room hire charges and 100% of catering charges. If an event is cancelled 5 working days or less before the start date, AV cancellation charges may also apply. The Museum cannot be held responsible for failure to complete the contract owing to exceptional weather conditions, or any other circumstances beyond our control. In the unfortunate circumstances that you have to cancel or postpone your confirmed booking at any time prior to the event, the Museum will make every effort to re-sell the facilities on your behalf. Until all terms are accepted the booking remains provisional. Provisional reservations will be held for a maximum of 4 weeks (unless otherwise stated). Leaving items in the rooms overnight is not permitted, unless by prior arrangement with the Corporate Events Team. Additional services and extended room occupation periods that have not been agreed prior to the event will be charged appropriately. Please allow sufficient time within your booking period to set up and clear the rooms. If your event occurs in the afternoon or evening we will charge an additional hourly rate for space hire and staff for extensions beyond the quoted times. The Museum is a UK Registered Charity, no. 1093538. The Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising is fully accessible, including level access entrance. The Museum’s conference room is located on the first floor, and access to this part of the building may be difficult for some disabled visitors, particularly those in wheelchairs. Please inform us if any of your participants have a relevant disability. The Museum of Brands does not have any parking facilities for clients, visitors or staff. The client shall use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that all guests leave the venue quietly and respect the rights of local residents. We would like your event to be as enjoyable and relaxed as possible, and museum staff will do all they can to adapt to your individual requirements. However, it is our responsibility to protect this unique Museum and its contents and to ensure that no damage is caused to the collection. We must, therefore, ask you to comply with all of the above conditions.
Location
Reviews
- Rocio FrassiDecember 2025
It was a great experience. We had a wonderful time not just on the exhibition, but also on the nice coffe shop they have. The miseum has a beautiful dinning area, with a variety of products from elaborated sandwiches to delicious cakes and snacks. Also, they offer a wide range of coffee, tea and sparkling drinks. And last but not least, you can have your meal indoors or in their garden sourounded by plants and nature. So, you can have a nice break before you carry on with your journey.
- Andrew ThomasJanuary 2026
Fascinating museum charting the development of brands and products throughout the centuries, and the societal and cultural changes that took place over the same time. The main permanent exhibition features a huge array of items and packaging representing changing brands from the Victorian era up to the present day. Visitors of different ages will recognise groceries, household goods, toys and games, technology and more, making this part of the museum a real walk down memory lane. Displays are well presented and don't seem cluttered despite the huge collection of exhibits, while there's enough information to learn about different eras without being overwhelmed. At the time of our visit a Thunderbirds exhibition was taking place, showcasing collectables and toys connected to the popular works of Gerry Anderson. Adult tickets for the museum were £14, which felt like good value considering the high standard of presentation throughout and the enormous range of exhibits. Onsite facilities are excellent, and include a gift shop, café, toilets and an outdoor area with benches, so you can sit and relax amongst lovingly maintained gardens for a while to escape the bustle of London. If you're at all interested in brands or social history, don't miss this museum.
- R RoweJanuary 2026
Absolutely brilliant! The time turned from Victorian era to now, seeing the development of known and loved family household brands. Things my dad grew up through the 60/70s, then all the things my brother and I remember from the 90/00s. As an enthusiast for vintage radios, the radio wall was the best part of the museum for me. We visited for the Gerry Anderson exhibition as well, my dad and brother are massive Anderson Productions fans, it was FAB!
- Daniel AMJanuary 2026
Had a very nice time visiting the museum. The staff at reception were very nice. The museum isn't big but if you read the informations and check out the displays not rushing it takes spmetime, which is very good. They have the displays nicely organised, nostalgic, taking you back in time. It's nice to see how household items and food companies looked like in the past and how old some of these companies are. The amount of board games that were around in the past is astonishing. Some of the board games especially from war times are...interesting, let's put it that way. The way how technology evolved is impressing. You will get an insight into the world of packaging from Victorian era through to the present day, not just packaging but also everyday items that we can all relate to from tins and bottles to sweets to toys, TVs and record players and everything else that comes with it. It's a worthy place to visit with friends, family and kids. There's a little souvenir shop next to te reception. The cafe offers snacks, food and nice warm drinks. The closest tube station is Ladbroke Grove, 2 minutes walk around the corner.






