About Venue
Royal Hospital Chelsea has several flexible multi-facet conference rooms and seminar halls that present a perfect atmosphere for events. This hospital has been organizing so many events like Summer Drinks Party, Friends Swiss Evening, Chelsea Flower Show, Evening Drinks and Carols in the Souvenir Shop and Governor's reception and private view of the Chelsea Flower Show for Platinum Friends. Royal Hospital Chelsea has highly motivated team of people working for them who leave no stone unturned to meet the needs of flowerer. The venue is designed to meet the latest market needs. The hospital provides most convenient and flexible spaces for hosting indoor as well as outdoor events. At the exhibition center the people will get every kind of services to enjoy comfort while visiting the fair.

Facilities
Royal Hospital Chelsea provides world class facilities to all the people. The fundamental principles of their services are friendliness, warm hospitality and convenience. As an add to their high standards of services, the facilities that they provide include Great Hall Dining for 216, Chapel Seating for 400 people, Lecture facilities for 120 people, Dining for 80, State Apartment Receptions for 200, Chapel Seating for 400 onsite catering, 24*7 power supply and public telephone booths. The staff of the exhibition center is very help full; the exhibitors can take help form them anytime. The hospital also provides parking facility for all participants.

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

+ Upcoming events in this convention centre

Nearby Tourist Attraction
Royal Hospital Chelsea is nestled in London, United Kingdom. The London city is one of the most popular cities of the country. The city promises to be the best tourist destination for all the participants. In this city the participants will get so many sights to see. Some of the most popular places are St. James's Park, Buckingham Palace, The Natural History Museum and The O2 arena. London's buildings are too diverse to be characterized by any particular architectural style, having been built over a long period of time. Many grand houses and public buildings, such as the National Gallery, are constructed from Portland stone.