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Venue Intelligence

Picture the evening.Then test the room.

Tell us about the gathering you have in mind — how many guests, seated or standing, and what matters most. For each venue we show what it has actually published, what’s still missing, and what to ask before you book or pay a deposit.

We don’t rank venues or take bookings. Everything here comes from what venues and other sources have published, so confirm what matters — price, your date, access, numbers — with the venue in writing.

How we decide what fits →

What we know so far

1,103 rooms on file. Most venues haven’t published much about hosting an event yet, so we show what’s known and what to ask.

For every detail we say where it came from: the venue’s own website, a document the venue issued, or several independent sources that agree. Of the 6,577 things we look for across these venues, 97% haven’t been answered by any source yet. That’s normal, and it’s why every venue comes with a list of questions to ask.

4 of these rooms have a guest count backed by a floor plan. For the rest, any guest count you see is the venue’s own advertised number — fine for a shortlist, but ask for a floor plan at your numbers before you commit. Price, safety, accessibility, licenses and your date always need confirming in writing.

See the full numbers behind this →

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Counted across the rooms that match your event, once the venue information has loaded.

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Tell us about the event

These answers help sort venues around the event you are actually planning. Leave anything you do not know blank; we will show what still needs confirmation.

01 · What are you planning?

This changes which venue details matter most.

02 · How many people?

We use the best supported seated or standing figure available. If a venue only publishes a headline maximum, we flag that.

03 · What cannot be compromised?

Choose only the requirements you truly need. If a venue has not documented one, we will show it as something to confirm. Leave this blank if you are not sure yet.

Planning complexity: Standard build. Use Advanced if you want to change it.

Or start from an example event

If a record does not answer something you marked as required, that counts against the venue rather than for it. Anything still unanswered stays on the page, in every result.

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Describe the event

What are we actually planning?

Why it matters. Every verdict on this site is read against your event, not in general. A room that seats 300 is a bad room for 40, and nothing can tell you that until the headcount and format are on the record.

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Method, provenance and limits

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Where the records come from

Venue information is best-effort, compiled from public listing language and venue-type patterns — not supplied by the venues themselves. Last researched 2026-09-10. No record carries a photograph of its property, so none is shown — each candidate is drawn from what the record holds rather than illustrated with a stock image of the right kind of building.

How many guests a room holds

4 of 1,103 rooms have a guest count backed by a floor plan. The rest list a number without a floor plan, or list nothing. Where a venue advertises a number on its own website we show it and say where it came from, but an advertised number describes an empty room — so for those rooms, how many of your guests fit is still a question to ask, and they are not marked clear.

How filtering works

Region, area, venue type, standing and guest-count filters only narrow the list. They never change how a room is judged, and an empty list is about the filters, not about the venues.

What this cannot tell you

This helps you evaluate and prepare. It does not confirm a date is free, a price is real, a license is current, or a room will suit you — and it promises nothing about the day itself. Open questions stay open until the venue answers them in writing.

Full method →Every room on record →

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Nothing pinned — pin venues from the list to compare them. Rooms is a tab under the header, or in the Menu.