Freemasons Hall
4.8(2,488)
Event Venue
About
Freemasons’ Hall is a landmark Art Deco building in London’s West End, completed in 1933 as a memorial to Freemasons lost in World War I. Its grand interiors feature marble surfaces, intricate mosaics, and soaring staircases that create an impressive setting for business events and meetings.
The Hall offers versatile event spaces within a historic and architecturally rich environment, complemented by on-site amenities including restrooms and easy access from Holborn and Covent Garden stations. It also houses the Museum of Freemasonry, providing a unique cultural backdrop for corporate gatherings.
Best for
- Historic venue tours & cultural events
- Formal dinners & seated receptions
- Executive meetings with architectural wow factor
Standout features
Architecture
One of England’s finest Art Deco landmarks
Completed in 1933 as a memorial to Freemasons who died in WWI, the building features opulent marble surfaces and intricate mosaics reminiscent of Byzantine art, creating a grand and soaring interior.
Historical Significance
A site with over 250 years of Masonic heritage
Freemasons’ Hall stands on a location used for Masonic meetings since 1775, with a museum and exhibitions that illuminate the history, traditions, and global significance of Freemasonry.
Event Space
Grand hall with live music and catered events
The venue offers an impressive event space featuring grand staircases and richly decorated interiors, hosting events with live music and quality food service.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
SundayClosed
Monday9:30am – 5pm
Tuesday9:30am – 5pm
Wednesday9:30am – 5pm
Thursday9:30am – 5pm
Friday9:30am – 5pm
Saturday10am – 5pm
Rated 4.8 on Google · 2,488 reviews