G Live, The Glass Room

G Live, London Road, Guildford, GU1 2AA -

Up to
120 guests
Offers
catering

About Venue

We are a state-of-the-art entertainment, conference and hospitality venue located in the heart of Guildford. We're is operated by HQ Theatres & Hospitality, which provides quality entertainment and dining, conferencing and banqueting opportunities at venues across the south of England. HQ Theatres is part of the Qdos Entertainment group.

Overlooking the landscaped gardens and featuring a private balcony, our Glass Room is the perfect space impress your guests. Three out of the four sides to this room are fully glazed, creating a space like no other. With its own separate entrance and reception area, our Glass Room can be used independently from the rest of the building and can offer a variety of experiences from stylish champagne and canapé receptions to superb dining from etiher our set menus or a bespoke menu chosen by you.

The Glass Room

POA

80% would book it again

Number of guests

Start date

End date

My dates are flexible

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 120

Theatre

up to 110

Boardroom

up to 36

Cabaret

up to 64

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Facilities & Amenities

Tea

Air conditioning

Space Rules

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 1 day before the event

Location

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Reviews

Gary P
May 2026
Fantastic intimate venue, comfy seats and Alfie Boe was Bringing him home
Andrew Barber
April 2026
We went to see The Happy Mondays. This felt like something I should have done in 1990, but here we are. G Live is the kind of venue that doesn't make a fuss about itself, which I respect. Good sightlines, decent sound, somewhere to buy a pricey drink. The Farm opened, and they were tighter than you'd expect from a band whose greatest moment involves a football terrace and a century of conflict, and "Altogether Now" still did something quietly remarkable to a room full of people who probably shouldn't be staying out this late. Then the Mondays arrived, reliably dishevelled, Shaun Ryder delivering the whole thing with the detached enthusiasm of a man reading a gas meter he finds mildly interesting. And then there is Bez. Bez is not decoration but, in some way that resists explanation, load-bearing. He has admitted himself that these days it is more creaky dancing than freaky dancing, which only makes it more compelling, distracting and irritating to watch. G Live held it all without blinking. The roof stayed on. If you're considering it, I wouldn't talk you out of it.