British Library Conference Centre, Eliot Room

The British Library is not only the national library of the United Kingdom but also one of the worlds greatest academic institutions.

Opened in 1998, the library is now hailed as a great triumph of design and technology as well as one of the greatest repositories of library materials which include over 150 million items, with some material dating from 3000 years ago. The auditorium can accommodate up to 255 delegates, with facilities for simultaneous translation, film, sound and video presentation. This, combined with a full team of onsite technical expertise, ensures world-class delivery. In addition, there are five comfortable and individually designed meeting rooms allowing for 8-70 delegates. All rooms have natural daylight, electronic blackout blinds, climate control and sound proofing.

Arguably the most stunning, and the largest of the 5 meetings rooms, the Eliot Room showcases a unique architectural design, with high ceilings and impressive features. This room can be utilised for workshops, product presentations, launches, and intimate dining for up to 70 people. Overlooking Euston Road the double row of sound proofed windows allows for off-street silence whilst still providing natural daylight and views of Kings Cross. Blackout facilities, built in screen and air conditioning available in this room.