Six Park Place hosts corporate events for up to 150 guests, weddings for 10 to 70 guests, and receptions for up to 120 in its largest settings. The Grade I listed house stands in St James's, London, overlooking Green Park, and is the home of the Royal Over-Seas League. It offers eight to nine event spaces, a garden, a concert hall for up to 180 guests and bedrooms on site.
Seminars and company events
The venue sells meetings and conferences, private dining, summer parties, Christmas parties, music rehearsals and concerts, film and photography shoots, and virtual and hybrid events. Corporate events run for up to 150 guests across nine event spaces, the garden included. The team works with the organiser on planning and logistics, and in-house audio-visual equipment is available. Virtual and hybrid formats are delivered with a resident partner, Oxygen Events, so a seminar can reach remote attendees as well as the room.
The Princess Alexandra Hall suits plenary sessions and concerts. It has acoustic panelling, floor to ceiling mirrors, light wooden floors, daylight and an integrated audio-visual system, for up to 180 guests. Smaller meetings fit the Park Room, which seats 10 boardroom style on the ground floor, or the Wrench Room, which the venue describes as suited to intimate dining, receptions and meetings.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are held for 10 to 70 guests, and for up to 120 guests in the largest settings. All eight spaces are licensed, the garden included, so a ceremony and a reception can take place on the same site. The house is registered in the Borough of Westminster, has a bespoke wedding planning service and offers a Bridal Room with park views. Dry hire is available for weddings on weekends only, subject to availability and terms. Birthdays, anniversaries, rehearsal dinners, christenings, graduations and reunions are also hosted. Members of the Royal Over-Seas League receive preferential rates.
Rooms and capacities
The Garden is used for summer parties of up to 120 guests. It has flower beds, a lawn, mature trees and a terrace with a view toward Green Park. The Hall of India & Pakistan has wood-panelled walls presented by the Indian Government in 1937, was refurbished in 2023 and has curtain partitions that create two linked spaces, plus an adjoining bar. The Brabourne Room opens onto the garden through glazed double doors. The Rutland Room and the Bennet-Clark Room interconnect, which allows private dining or a meeting with a second room for breakout. The Drawing Room and the Mountbatten Room are used for ceremonies, receptions and fine dining. The 1910 Dining Room is an art deco restaurant setting with banquette seating. Floorplans can be downloaded from the website.
Accommodation
Bedrooms are available on site, with views either over the garden and Green Park or across Westminster. A Bridal Room faces the park. Guests can extend a celebration with a night in the house. The official site does not state the number of bedrooms.
Catering
Hosts select linen, cutlery, glassware, menus, cocktails and theming with the team, which plans each event in detail. Private dining is organized in the private dining rooms and in the garden.
History and setting
The house keeps Georgian and Edwardian rooms and details. The Rutland Room has a carved marble fireplace by John Rysbrack dated 1736 and was originally the Duchess of Rutland's dressing room. The Wrench Room is named after Sir Evelyn Wrench, who founded the Royal Over-Seas League in 1910. The house is also used as a film and photography location.
Getting there
Six Park Place is at 6 Park Place, off St James's Street, London SW1A 1LR. Green Park station is the nearest Underground stop.
