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Lord's Cricket Ground, Tavern Meeting Rooms

Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood Rd, London, NW8 8QN -

Up to
30 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed

Its convenient location in leafy St. John’s Wood in the heart of London and its stunning vistas of the hallowed turf, make Lord’s a unique choice for any event.
Combining flexibility with creativity, we can provide anything from an intimate private dining room to one of London’s largest and most adaptable venues, the Nursery Pavilion - all accompanied by outstanding catering, flawless service and a warm welcome.

The Tavern Meeting Rooms are on the second tier of the Tavern Stand, with magnificent views of the pitch from the balcony. On match days, these ten rooms are the private boxes from which celebrity guests can sip champagne and view the game. Throughout the rest of the year, they are an outstanding space for syndicate rooms or for smaller meetings.

Capacity & layout

Theatre

up to 30

Boardroom

up to 16

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Amenities

Cloakroom

Heating

Air conditioning

Natural light

Table / chairs included

Tea

Whiteboards

Public transport

Breakout rooms

Audio & visual

Projector & screen

TV screen

Flipchart

WiFi

Other

All AV to be quoted by our onsite technician. Tea at extra cost.

Space rules

Cancellation policy

Please ask for details and Terms & Conditions

Location

Reviews

Sudin Subedi
January 2025
The Lord’s ground is one of the BEST cricket ground where a cricket fan could be. Lord’s has always been the MECCAH of cricket. The feeling when you see the ground is amazing and it’s truly majestic when you step inside the ground. The ground is iconic. You get goosebumps once you see the iconic ground inside. A MUST place for someone who knows about cricket.
sunil Das
December 2024
LORD’S means pilgrimage for any cricketer to play in the ground and memory for cricket fans. Its iconic stadium with many history established in 1814, 210 years ago. First test match was played in 1884. During my recent visit to London, I planned to visit this landmark place, but due to Christmas and extreme cold, gates were closed. Clicked outside pictures 😊
Vijay Sud
December 2024
A must visit if you are a cricket fan or love watching the sport. The tour we booked was immensely educative and our guide walked us through history right from when this stadium was constructed and how it was governed all the way to the players room and media centre and the field itself. Videos are restricted in most parts except in the open field viewing areas. Photos would never do justice to this place and it’s ought to be felt in person - whether you book the tour or watch a match, either way you would feel the historical weight this place carries. It’s not just a stadium, it is The Home Of Cricket! Interesting facts: 1️⃣ Lord’s stadium is the only stadium which has the cricketers walk onto the field from amongst the crowd. Though that “crowd” consists of only Club members and player’s family members. 🏏 2️⃣ the waiting list to be a member of this stadium’s club is 29 years! 🤯
Auditya Narayanan
February 2025
Amazing tour getting access to the dressing rooms , balcony and long room. Jim is an amazing person explained lords history very well. But it would be better if there is an option for open tour for guests exploring the areas at their will. Had to always stick to the guide and security throughout the tour.