44 Hallam Street , London , W1W 6JJ
The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
The Regent Suite is included when hiring the Council Chamber. The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
The Hallam is one of London's most popular Grade II listed buildings with a heritage of healthcare and was originally home to the General Medical Council on Hallam Street which connects behind the BBC. With an oak-paneled Council Chamber to host up to 250 guests and a further 6 intimate suites adjoined by an elegant traditional wooden staircase, the time-honoured venue is ideal for AGMs, academic seminars, presentations and dinners.
