Hire Old Royal Naval College ~ Hardwick Room
Wifi
Audiovisual
Parking
Parking
Parking available
Public transport
Catering
Catering arrangements
Catering available
Tea / coffee / water
Refreshments available
Extra space / Overnight
Boardroom
Classroom
Cabaret
36
Theatre
70
Restaurant
Open space
60
About Hardwick Room
Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk, London, SE10 9NN
A magnificent building on the banks of the Thames at Greenwich, the Old Royal Naval College has a great range of event spaces, suitable for every occasion. The striking building is the highlight of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site, known as the "finest and most dramatically sited architectural and landscape ensemble in the British Isles". The Old Royal Naval College is just 15 minutes from London Bridge and well suited to all kinds of events.
The largest of the Admiral's House spaces is a newly refurbished and versatile room. It can be hired individually, providing a lovely space for a dinner for 60, or venue hire can be in conjunction with the Wren Room (connected by the Upper Lobby) for a drinks reception. The room's namesake, Philip Hardwick, put the finishing touches to the grounds of the Royal Hospital for Seamen, notably the magnificent fountains, gates and railings.
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Ratings & Reviews
Ave CSeptember 5th, 2018
Wonderful site and amazingly, free to visit. Well worth a trip. There is so much to see in Greenwich - the place is steeped in history and much of it is freely accessible, and free at the point of entry, including the Maritime Museum and Greenwich Park. There are also free concerts in Trinity Laban and St Alfege's. Check out the fab food available in the market.
GOOGLE REVIEWKristian DalzielSeptember 5th, 2018
We found the old royal navy college to be fascinating. The music coming out of the Trinity Laban music college was phenomenal and we sat for a good hour a dB listened to them rehearse. We wondered around the grounds for hours and we visited the museum which we found very interesting. Steeped in history we very much enjoyed our visit.
GOOGLE REVIEWDermot TuoheySeptember 5th, 2018
This is spread out over a few of the buildings in Greenwich. The Painted Ceiling is currently undergoing staged refurbishment but what is restored is amazing. This is part of a World Heritage Site and has been seen on various feature films as well Some of the buildings now form part of the University of Greenwich
GOOGLE REVIEWJeff CrainSeptember 5th, 2018
This location is incredibly photogenic, and easy to get to from the Greenwich dock. The Chapel is absolutely beautiful. There was a choir rehearsal on when we visited the chapel, which made it all the more special. Definitely worth a walkabout when in Greenwich.
GOOGLE REVIEWMark TaylorSeptember 5th, 2018
Very grand and historic building which we had the privilege of entering to see the university graduation of our daughter. But the acoustics in the main hall are not 'tinnitus-friendly'! I don't know if anyone else there heard any of the speeches but I was not able to understand much of any of the speeches, which was a real shame. Not sure anything can be done about that though.
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