Association Of Anaesthetists, George Ellis Room

The Association Of Anaesthetists, 21 Portland Place, London, W1B 1PY

Association Of Anaesthetists, George Ellis Room

The Association Of Anaesthetists, 21 Portland Place, London, W1B 1PY

92% would book it again

Capacity and Layout

: 10

Boardroom

Classroom

Cabaret

Theatre

Restaurant

Open space

Amenities

It's free.

Wifi

Audiovisual

Tv screen

Audiovisual

NCP Car Park London Portland Place is a short walk away.

Parking

Situated in the heart of London, 21 Portland Place is a 5 minute walk from Oxford Circus, Regent's Park and Great Portland Street tube stations with access to the Central, Victoria, Bakerloo, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City lines.

Public transport

21 Portland Place has a great reputation for the exceptional quality of its catering.

Catering

Extra space / Overnight

Disabled access

Air conditioning

Lectern

Stage

Cloakroom

Print/Scan/Copy

Description

21 Portland Place, the home of the AAGBI was built in 1776 and is an elegant 18th century listed building, originally built on the 'Grandest Street in London'. It is a Grade II listed building, and contains a wealth of attractive features. Particular fine examples are the ceilings of the main rooms - the Portex and the Intavent Suite - which incorporate ornate moldings and paintings into their design. The house was bought by the AAGBI in 2002 and has been modernised to create a fully functioning office and meeting venue whilst respecting the beauty of the building.

The Ellis Room is situated on the ground floor close to the reception, next door to the Portex Room. This bright room can accommodate up to 10 people boardroom style. Featuring AV facilities, including a 55 inch LCD screen with HDMI and VGA connectivity, web and teleconferencing facilities, The Ellis Room is ideal for small training, conference or team meetings.

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Ratings & Reviews

Matthew DownJanuary 13th, 2019

Fantastic building with wonderful staff and catering. A real asset for British anaesthesia training and organisation.

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Thomas DE LATHAUWERAugust 12th, 2018

Went here with reach summer school for a lecture on the history of anaesthesiology. The lecture was given by a doctor of anaesthesia with many physical examples for us to look at and some we could inspect ourselves. If you're interested in medicine this is a must do.

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Rick VarhegyiJanuary 29th, 2017

Love tge heritage exhibition downstairs

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John AsherMay 14th, 2017

Good meeting venue with excellent transport links - Euston, Kings Cross and St Pancras all within walking distance.

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Ovidiu MoruzDecember 14th, 2018

Excellent place and great people.

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