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They can be hard to get hold of! I think it's ?50 an hour, but my memory is a bit hazy. We paid ?400 for our wedding there which was incredibly cheap compared to other venues, but must have broken down hourly to about that.
If you leave a message they're usually very good at getting back to you. They're a man down in the admin office though (or they were) so that may be why you haven't managed to speak to them yet. It's a beautiful hall - perfect for a party, definitely worth persevering.

Hire is ?55 per hour, for the hall, kitchen and garden, and I have a contact name of Dawn on 020 7733 7896 or email [email protected].


They have 25 trestle tables and 180 chairs available to use if you need them!


Hope you get sorted.

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