Hotels near Glaziers Hall

A conference centre overlooking the Thames beside London Bridge, Glaziers Hall offers five flexible event spaces ideal for corporate events, presentations, conferences, receptions and dinners. It was built by the Hays Wharf company during the Napoleonic wars as a three-storey warehouse, its distinctive Georgian industrial facade being added when it was enlarged to five floors in 1850. It was skilfully and graciously restored by Sir William Holford & Partners, 1974-1977. Accommodating up to 600 guests, the rooms can be used in conjunction with each other or booked separately. Central and accessible location with excellent transport links including London Bridge train station, Jubilee and Northern line tube, the venue adjoins London Bridge and the so-called 'Nancy Steps' made famous by Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. Glaziers Hall is also the home of the Worshipful Companies of Glaziers and Painters of Glass, Scientific Instrument Makers and Launderers.