Party Venues for Hire in Notting Hill, London

FAQs about Party Venues in Notting Hill

How much does it cost to hire a party venue in Notting Hill?

Generally, you should expect to pay around £30 to £60+ per person. If you'd like to book a venue that charges by the hour, prices range from as low as £150 to a whopping £1000 or more. If you want to avoid a hire fee, you can find plenty of party spaces that charge a minimum spend on food and drinks. In Notting Hill, this can be anywhere from £600 to £4000. We suggest making sure to check all the details with the venue manager before booking your first-choice option. (All data from Tagvenue.com.)

Can you recommend some party venues in Notting Hill?

Flatmates Den at The Little Yellow Door - This party space on All Saints Road is perfect for anyone who’s looking for something that is out-of-the-box and versatile at the same time. 

The Cafe at Daylesford Organic Notting Hill - A spacious setting that features a cosy decor, seating and a great location on Westbourne Grove. 

Notting Hill Arts Club - If you’d like to host a party in Notting Hill Gate that is all about blasting loud and good music, this space is for you. It’s home to a high-quality sound system, projector and newly refurbished bar.

Can you give some tips for hosting a party?

Of course! Here are some tips that will help you host a buzzing party! 

1. Decide on the purpose of the party: Is it going to be a birthday celebration, a farewell party, or a casual gathering? Knowing that will help you choose the right party elements and a venue that will match the party vibes.
2. Plan the menu: Food and drinks are the essentials of any party, so make sure to choose something that is appropriate for the occasion and that your guests will love.
3. Decorate the space: Add some fun decorations like balloons, flowers, candles, etc. that will elevate the atmosphere and make it feel like it’s going to be the best party ever. 
4. Provide entertainment: Make sure to have some entertainment options up your sleeve to keep your guests engaged and in a great mood. Consider timing: Plan the party at a time that works for the majority of your guests, and let them know the start and end time in advance.
5. Be prepared for unexpected guests: It's always a good idea to have a few extra snacks and drinks on hand in case of any last-minute additions to the guest list.

But most importantly, have fun and enjoy the party! Your positive energy will be contagious, and your guests will definitely have a great time once they see you happy.