King George III – Venue in London
King George III
On the ground floor, connected to both the Queen Charlotte and Lower Sugar Room, The King George III Room (named after his visit in 1787) has exposed brickwork, a barrel vaulted ceiling and period lanterns.
The King George III Room is directly accessed from the reception (and the loading bay) and can be used alone or in conjunction with the Porter Tun as a drinks reception, catering or exhibition area for larger events.
Overview
King George III: Vaulted and versatile, a large space with Royal connections
- Integrated PA system
- Solid Oak floor
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- Air-conditioning
- AMBX intelligent LED lighting in thousands of potential colours that has the ability to interact with sound and images.
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The Gallery
Check out the gallery to see the types of events we hosted in the King George III throughout the years.
The Space
Capacity
Theatre
420
Lunch/Dinner
320
Classroom
180
Reception
500
Cabaret
248
Floor Area
Floor Area (m2)
544
Floor Area (sq ft)
4895
Length (m)
29.4
Width (m)
18.5
Max Height (m)
3.3
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Case Study
A Marketing Conference followed by a summer party in the sunshine
The Brewery welcomed the marketing company Passle for their CMO Series Live event with over 200 clients, guests and partners.
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King George III FAQs
How many guests does the King George III hold?
The King George III can hold up to 500 guests, reception style.
How much does it cost to hire the King George III?
King George III hire costs depend on several factors, including your guest numbers, preferred room layout, and specific event requirements. Our experienced event planners and sales team are here to tailor a bespoke package that brings your vision to life. Contact our venue team today to get a quote.
Can the King George III be hired together with other spaces?
Yes. This will depend on the type of event you have in mind, but all our rooms at The Brewery can be hired individually or together to create a larger event. the King George III, for example, can be used as the main drink reception space before going up to The Porter Tun for dinner. It is also often used as a catering area for large conferences, or as as an exhibition/break out space.
Is the King George III suitable for hybrid events?
Absolutely! Our dedicated in-house audio-visual partner, Encore, delivers bespoke hybrid event solutions for any budget. From event AV technology to seamless virtual streaming services, Encore’s expert hybrid event managers assess your specific requirements to create a customised production setup for your event
How long in advance should I book the King George III
There is no specific rule but the King George III is a popular space and is often used in conjunction with The Porter Tun, our most popular space a The Brewery (which gets booked sometimes up to 1 or 2 years in advance.). We recommend to get in touch with our team to request some information about availability.
