Finding the right venue for your meetings is about more than just a room – it’s about creating the perfect environment for productivity, collaboration, and impact. Mary Sumner House, Westminster’s hidden venue ticks all the boxes. You can see it for yourself by joining the Open Day on April 2nd (booking link at the end of this article)…
Transform any meeting into a meaningful experience
Mary Sumner House accommodates your diverse professional needs, whether you’re organising:
- High-level board meetings and AGMs that require privacy and prestige
- Team building workshops or strategy sessions that need flexible spaces
- Training programmes or development seminars that benefit from our professional atmosphere
- Stakeholder meetings or media interviews where location matters
When you book with a meeting at Mary Sumner House:
- Secure a prestigious Grade-II listed venue in the heart of Westminster
- Enjoy cost-effective rates that respect your budget constraints
- Access flexible catering options
- Benefit from excellent transport links for all attendees
The smart choice for decision-makers like you
As someone who coordinates crucial gatherings – from board meetings to training sessions – you know the venue reflects on your judgment and attention to detail.
How many times have you settled for overpriced, underwhelming spaces that fail to impress your senior management or external partners?
Make your booking count
Every meeting room booking at Mary Sumner House directly supports Mothers’ Union, an international charity operating in 84 country worldwide. Your venue choice becomes a force for positive change.
Founded in 1876 by Mary Sumner, this Christian member-led movement thrived in Britain & Ireland and overseas, culminating in 4 million members 150 years later.
The charity is built on empowered women working to improve the lives of families and communities through prayer and community-based local projects. It is a diverse and welcoming movement of people, women, men, those of faith and those of none, who believe in what we do, working to end poverty, end injustice, and end violence.
In Britain & Ireland, members are involved in delivery community outreach programmes, including work to alleviate domestic abuse, supporting prisoners, working with refugees, providing support to the sick in hospitals and care homes, and offering holidays and respite for vulnerable families.
English for Women is an example of the work of Mothers’ Union in Chelmsford, Essex. The project aims to reduce loneliness of those in local communities who experience language barriers in their everyday lives, many of whom are fleeing conflict or challenging situations. It provides safe and welcoming spaces where learners can make friends and build support networks.
Judy Halls, a longtime Mothers’ Union member and volunteer session leader with English for Women, values its network of supportive women.
“The Mothers’ Union was created when women lacked equality, confidence, and opportunities. We’ve stayed true to those principles which is why English for Women aligns so closely to our values. Often the women will start off hesitant, but over time they grow in confidence. Our greatest success is when, after attending the sessions, they have the skills and knowledge to thrive in the UK. That’s something Mothers’ Union founder Mary Sumner would be proud of, just as we are today.”
Experience Mary Sumner House, Westminster’s hidden venue: Open Day
We invite you to join us on Wednesday, 2 April to explore our meeting spaces:
- Morning Session: 10am to 12pm
- Afternoon Session: 2pm to 4pm
Your visit includes a brief introduction to Mary Sumner House and its facilities, followed by time to explore our meeting spaces and envision your next meeting.
Spaces are limited, so book yours NOW
Please RSVP by c.o.b. on Wednesday, 26 March.
We look forward to welcoming you to Mary Sumner House on Wednesday, 2 April!
Telephone: 0207 222 5533
PA Life is proud to have Mary Sumner House as a Recommended Supplier.
