Kew Gardens Corporate Functions & Events
Located in Richmond in London’s South West, Kew Gardens is a unique choice for your next corporate event. The renowned botanical research and educational institution offers an array of versatile event spaces which can be hired individually or combined for large functions.
Whether you’re looking to host a grand conference, a private dinner, or a team-building day, Kew Gardens has a selection of light-filled and spacious settings, including the oldest Victorian glasshouse in the world.
High-speed Wi-Fi is set up throughout the venues and the Cambridge Cottage, Orangery Conference Room and St Joseph Banks Building are equipped with a projector for seamless presentations.
When guests aren’t talking business, they are welcome to explore the site grounds and dive into its significant history.
Kew Gardens Corporate Function & Event Highlights:
- A thirty-minute train ride from Central London
- An array of versatile function spaces for between 10 and 400 guests
- Various options for team building activities, including walking tours, treasure hunts, and Tai Chi lessons
- Beautiful garden views from each venue and bright, naturally lit meeting rooms
- A selection of packages available including catering and venue hire as a per-head fee
Capacity
Up to
230
Theatre 
Up to
30
Boardroom 
Up to
160
Cabaret 
Up to
230
Dinner & Dance 
Up to
250
Dining 
Up to
400
Standing Facilities
Dry Hire
Indian Cuisine
Kosher Cuisine
African Cuisine
Spaces At This Venue
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Cambridge Cottage
Cambridge Cottage is an elegant venue that was once a former royal residence. The Drawing Room and Gallery are adorned with opulent decor and beautiful botanical artwork, with both rooms opening onto the private and tranquil Duke’s Garden.
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The Temperate House
An iconic venue, the Temperate House is the world’s largest Victorian glasshouse and features 10,000 species of rare plants from around the globe. With a grand entrance, spiral staircase, balcony and pitched roof, the large Grade I listed building is a truly memorable setting for events of up to 300 guests.
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The Nash Conservatory
Sitting on the Garden border, the sophisticated Nash Conservatory provides an abundance of natural light through its floor-to-ceiling windows and beautiful views onto the Gardens. The 19th-century glasshouse was originally built in the grounds of Buckingham Palace and moved to Kew in 1836, where it is now a popular space for a wide range of events, from presentations to product launches and corporate away-days to drinks receptions.
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The Orangery
The Orangery is a magnificent open-plan space for large events, including wedding receptions, festive corporate events, and dinner dances. The venue features high ceilings and grand arched windows that fill the room with natural light. Guests can also enjoy the large terrace and its beautiful landscape views in summer months.
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Princess of Wales Conservatory
The Princess of Wales Conservatory is a truly dazzling setting for any evening event. Becoming beautifully illuminated after dark, it makes a perfect space for a drinks reception where guests can wander through the complex glasshouse and its different climates.
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Smaller Spaces
Orangery Conference Room is a bright, contemporary space for small corporate functions of up to 30 guests and is equipped with an in-built screen and projector. For small-medium parties, the Marianne North Gallery offers a spectacular setting for private evening events. Originally opened in 1882, the Gallery was beautifully restored in 2008 and houses more than 800 paintings by artist Marianne North.
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Cambridge Cottage is an elegant venue that was once a former royal residence. The Drawing Room and Gallery are adorned with opulent decor and beautiful botanical artwork, with both rooms opening onto the private and tranquil Duke’s Garden.
Guest Capacity
Theatre: 0 - 100Cabaret: 0 - 56
Dinner & Dance: 0 - 80
Dining: 0 - 80
Standing: 0 - 120
Features
Wi-FiProjector
Natural light
Accessible venue
Smoking area
An iconic venue, the Temperate House is the world’s largest Victorian glasshouse and features 10,000 species of rare plants from around the globe. With a grand entrance, spiral staircase, balcony and pitched roof, the large Grade I listed building is a truly memorable setting for events of up to 300 guests.
Guest Capacity
Dinner & Dance: 0 - 230Dining: 0 - 250
Standing: 0 - 300
Features
Wi-FiNatural light
Accessible venue
Sitting on the Garden border, the sophisticated Nash Conservatory provides an abundance of natural light through its floor-to-ceiling windows and beautiful views onto the Gardens. The 19th-century glasshouse was originally built in the grounds of Buckingham Palace and moved to Kew in 1836, where it is now a popular space for a wide range of events, from presentations to product launches and corporate away-days to drinks receptions.
Guest Capacity
Theatre: 0 - 200Cabaret: 0 - 80
Dining: 0 - 120
Standing: 0 - 200
Features
Wi-FiNatural light
Accessible venue
The Orangery is a magnificent open-plan space for large events, including wedding receptions, festive corporate events, and dinner dances. The venue features high ceilings and grand arched windows that fill the room with natural light. Guests can also enjoy the large terrace and its beautiful landscape views in summer months.
Guest Capacity
Cabaret: 0 - 160Dinner & Dance: 0 - 200
Dining: 0 - 230
Standing: 0 - 400
Features
Wi-FiNatural light
Accessible venue
The Princess of Wales Conservatory is a truly dazzling setting for any evening event. Becoming beautifully illuminated after dark, it makes a perfect space for a drinks reception where guests can wander through the complex glasshouse and its different climates.
Guest Capacity
Standing: 0 - 200Features
Wi-FiNatural light
Accessible venue
Orangery Conference Room is a bright, contemporary space for small corporate functions of up to 30 guests and is equipped with an in-built screen and projector. For small-medium parties, the Marianne North Gallery offers a spectacular setting for private evening events. Originally opened in 1882, the Gallery was beautifully restored in 2008 and houses more than 800 paintings by artist Marianne North.
Guest Capacity
Boardroom: 0 - 30Dining: 0 - 30
Standing: 0 - 80
Features
Wi-FiProjector
Air conditioning
Natural light
Accessible venue
Events Catering
Location
Nearby attractions:
- Kew Palace
- River Thames
- Kew Bridge
- Great Pagoda
- Treetop Walkway
Restaurants nearby:
- The Botanical
- The Orangery
- ASK Italian
- Ma Cuisine
- Glasshouse
Hotels nearby:
- Kew Gardens Hotel
- Kew Gardens B&B
- Coach & Horses Pub and Hotel
Venue Testimonials
I cannot speak highly enough of the team and the staff. The Drawing Room and Gallery are beautiful spaces for the wedding breakfast and evening reception. We were fortunate to have gorgeous weather on the day so were able to make the most of the private garden for our drinks reception and group photos. […] The staff […] were really helpful in planning the day and on the day itself.
Fiona F
Great quaint venue for events […], with its own garden backing out into the botanical garden itself.
Ahemmer
We held my son's wedding in Kew Gardens, using three of the buildings including the Orangery for dinner and dancing, the Nash Conservatory for a blessing and the Princess of Wales Conservatory for drinks. It was a huge success. The staff […] were brilliant, the locations stunning and it all came together to give us all a memorable day. […] Strongly recommended.
Simon H
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Kew Gardens offers a range of versatile venues for conferences, meetings, private dinners, and large corporate functions.
- Kew Gardens Hotel
- Kew Gardens B&B
- Coach & Horses Pub and Hotel
There is limited parking available. Private parking can be hired for weekend events for £240 – £300, depending on the event size.
Kew Gardens works with a number of first-class catering supplies in and around London to ensure guests enjoy a unique culinary experience.
- Kew Palace
- River Thames
- Kew Bridge
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