About Venue
Warm hospitality, prompt service and fine cuisine make 76 Portland Place the ideal venue to meet, train, and entertain. It definitely matches up to their Customer Promise of -Friendly and flexible service, excellent food and superb facilities in an ideal location. The professional expertise of the staff combined with spacious rooms, offer many flexible options for themes and styling. Whether it is a celebration, an intimate private dinner or post-conference reception, there is always an option available to suit the client’s requirements. In April 2009, 76 Portland Place was awarded the prestigious "Gold" accreditation from the Meetings Industry Association (MIA) which epitomizes the level of service, range of facilities and quality on offer, providing the meetings industry and its buyers with a universally recognized indicator of the venue's quality standard for meetings and services.

Facilities
Thirteen flexible meeting rooms in various sizes, from large corporate seminar rooms down to small meeting rooms, make 76 Portland Place the most suitable destination to hold an event. The conference venue, housed in the Institute of Physics, London, is equipped with state of art AV equipment, wireless internet and a web casting system that allows you to communicate to a wider audience. Recording facility of the event is also available to the clients for future viewing. Data projector and screen are provided in every room. 76 Portland Place offers close attention to detail, immaculate service, well laid down procedures and professional expertise to handle the events.

Major Exhibitions
76 Portland Place hosts a variety of exhibitions, trade shows and trade fairs each year. Some of the major events organized at the venue are:

Nearby Tourist Attraction
Some of the notable attractions near Portland Place include: All Souls Church, the creation of the Prince Regent's favourite designer, John Nash. The Animation Art Gallery, Berners Street art gallery, Morton Metropolis, The Photographer’s Gallery - Britain's leading centre for contemporary photography. In close proximity is Handel House, a beautifully restored Georgian house in Mayfair, where the baroque composer George Frideric Handel lived and died. Nearby are the Wallace Collection, Pollock's Toy Museum and Shop, Lazarides Gallery, Royal Institution of Great Britain, Royal Academy of Arts, Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, Hauser & Wirth (Piccadilly), London Zoo, Madame Tussauds, The Cartoon Museum, Household Cavalry Museum, Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, and many more.