HMS Belfast

H M S Belfast, Morgans Lane, London, SE1 2JH -

Up to
250 guests

About Venue

Ideal for private dining, meetings, product launches, weddings, receptions and parties, HMS Belfast offers spectacular 360 degree views of London and authentically decorated rooms, each with their own individual characteristics. Guests can dine in the Officer's Mess, climb a gun turret or watch the sun set on the Quarterdeck.

There are certain occasions which demand special treatment, the choice of venue is crucial and seldom will you find one as unique as HMS Belfast. She was launched in March 1938 and served throughout the Second World War, playing a leading role in the Battle of North Cape and in the Normandy Landings. She later supported UN forces in Korea and remained in service until 1965.

Our experienced team of Chefs have created an extensive choice of innovative menus for private dining, receptions, conferences and parties, using seasonal ingredients and local produce where possible. Sodexo Prestige's ethical values mean that the food we serve can be traced to its source. Our coffee is fair-trade and Rainforest Alliance certified, our meat is Red Tractor approved and our fish is MSC certified too. Steeped in history and Naval charm, HMS Belfast promises an event your guests will never forget.

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Select a space:

The Ward & Ante Rooms

up to 100 standing

The Quarter Deck

up to 250 standing

The Jubilee Deck

up to 40 standing

The Ships Company Dining Hall

up to 240 standing

The Boat Deck

up to 200 standing

The Morgan Giles Room

up to 100 standing

The Admirals Quarters

up to 30 standing

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 250

Theatre

up to 120

Boardroom

up to 35

Cabaret

up to 75

Facilities & Amenities

Tea

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Other

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Reviews

Shaquire Merican
August 2026
Upon first glance of seeing this ship, it can be quite tempting to pause for a moment to bask in its presence and snap a few shots for keepsake. You first walk into the ticketing area which is also the gift shop and are given an audio set piece to help narrate the self-guided tour. The entire ship is clean, well-maintained and well-lit. The view from the deck allows a clear of the surrounding London buildings. After the deck, my second favourite spot would be the captain's viewing seat. Definitely worth spending an afternoon here.
Scott C
July 2026
Spend a great few hours here. The museum is very well done and interesting throughout, informational videos are great especially the ones in the gun turrets. Well worth a visit and would highly recommend.
Radu Botnari
July 2026
HMS Belfast was a fascinating experience, especially for someone like me who knew very little about naval warfare. Visiting the ship gave me a completely new perspective on life at sea during wartime. Walking through the different decks, you can see how the crew lived, worked and fought, from the engine rooms and kitchens to the gun turrets and command bridge. It really helps you understand how a naval warship was designed and how it operated during WWII. The ship is well preserved, easy to explore and full of interesting details. Even if you’re not particularly interested in naval history, it’s a unique and engaging experience that I would highly recommend.