Church House is a Grade II listed building commissioned by the Church of England. Construction began in 1902, blending Gothic Revival style with modern facilities.
Royal Association: King George VI officially opened the building in 1940. It has hosted numerous significant national events ever since.
WWII Heritage: The building withstood damage during the Blitz and served as a meeting space for Parliament when Westminster’s main chambers were under repair.
Hoare Memorial Hall: Named for the philanthropic Hoare family, this hall is known for its distinguished design and has hosted many important conferences and gatherings.
By attending the summit here, you’ll experience not only world-class facilities but also a piece of British history in the heart of Westminster.