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Whether you’re hosting a private film screening, movie night, corporate presentation or photography event, the big screen is usually what you’re looking for. And in a perfect scenario, you can have it all to yourself. If that’s precisely what you’re looking for, our platform is ready to help you find it. You can check out the best private screening rooms for hire in London on our platform - you’ll be on the right track to finding just what you need in just a few clicks!

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FAQs about Top Private Screening Rooms in London

Most screening venues for hire in London operate on fees per hour or per session. At the most affordable private screening rooms, hourly rates start from around £30, depending on the size, facilities, and location. The largest and most upscale venues, including full buyout cinemas and modern auditoriums, can cost you even £600+ per hourYou can also book a session at one of the rooms for anywhere between £200 and £10,000. Some venues are offered on a full-day basis - the prices for such bookings start at £1,000.

If you are looking for a free private screening room in London, hire one that operates in the minimum spend model. You can expect rates to average around £500-£2,000 per session at London screening spaces with bars and restaurants. (All data from Tagvenue.)

Depending on your needs, you should be able to find private screening rooms of the perfect capacity in London. The sizes range from small screening rooms that seat 10-20 guests, for example the Upper Lounge at Everyman Hampstead, to vast cinemas and theatres that fit even up to a 500 people or more. If you're looking for a large screening venue for hire, check out the Dolby Auditorium at ODEON Luxe Leicester Square with 800 seats or The Grand Hall at Troxy which can seat even 2,000 guests, depending on the layout.

While there are screening rooms located all over London, you can find the most of them in central locations, especially in Soho and Covent Gardens. There are also a considerable number of these venues in Shoreditch. You can use our map features to look for venues in the area most convenient for you, including checking nearby public transport stations for convenient access!

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Your Guide to Hiring Private Screening Rooms in London

Sometimes bigger is better. That’s why the big screen might be just what you’re looking for! London offers a huge variety of private screening rooms of all types and sizes. Planning on presenting a film for a private audience? Perhaps you’re after a state-of-the-art theatre with all the latest technology, or maybe what you need is a contemporary event space with great audio-visual facilities? No matter what you have in mind, Tagvenue takes the headache out of finding the perfect private screening room for your upcoming event.

Popular Events at Screening Rooms in London

Private screening rooms in London aren’t just for movie nights—they’re ideal for a range of events, including the following:

Film Premieres & Festivals – Whether you’re an indie filmmaker, producer, or part of a film society, hosting your premiere in a premium screening room ensures a memorable experience.

AGMs & Business Presentations – Need a professional setting for shareholders or stakeholders? Many screening venues offer presentation-friendly setups with high-quality projection and sound. Conduct your business presentations, hold discussions and make important decisions efficiently and comfortably.

Training Sessions & WorkshopsHotels with private screening rooms are perfect for hosting out-of-town attendees. So if you are planning workshops, courses, or coaching sessions, you know where to look. 

Product Launches – Make an impact by showcasing your latest product on a big screen in front of a captive audience.

Private Parties & Celebrations – Private screening rooms are a great choice for a fun birthday party, where guests can enjoy video games and movies on a big screen with great sound.

What to expect at London screening rooms?

  • Screen and Audio Setup: Most private cinema rooms are equipped with high-quality screens, often ranging from large HD projectors to state-of-the-art 4K screens. Surround sound systems are standard for an immersive audio-visual experience.
  • Unique Atmosphere and Room Types: Venues offer everything from classic cinema-style theatres to modern, stylish spaces with neon lighting, or even smaller, intimate lounges for a more casual setting.
  • Different Room Sizes: Screening rooms vary in size, accommodating anywhere from 20 to 200+ guests, depending on the venue. Larger rooms offer tiered seating, while smaller spaces provide a cosier, more private environment.
  • Private Event Services: Screening rooms are perfect for private events. Whether it’s a birthday party, corporate event, or exclusive screening, you’ll enjoy a fully customised experience. Some even offer catering services, allowing you to choose from a selection of snacks, meals, and drinks that suit your event.
  • Additional Services: Many venues offer extra features such as gaming consoles for interactive gaming events, live streaming options for presentations, and the ability to play custom playlists or films. Some may also offer on-site event coordination to ensure everything runs smoothly.

How to Choose the Right Private Screening Venue

  • Size, Capacity, and Atmosphere – Consider what type of private screening room best suits your event. Do you need a small, professional space for a corporate presentation? A full-sized cinema to host a private party? Or perhaps an outdoor screening venue for a unique movie night under the stars? London offers a variety of options, from intimate lounges to grand theatres, each with different capacities, design styles, and atmospheres to match your needs.
  •  Location & Accessibility – Central London venues offer convenience, while suburban spots may have better parking options. Check maps on our venue pages to find the best screening room. 
  •  Facilities & Extras – Depending on the type of event, useful amenities might be chairs with fold-out tables, a stage and/or speaker’s podium, breakout space, or videoconferencing technology. If you are looking to host a film screening or perhaps just a longer event, make sure the seating is comfortable! It might be a good idea to check if there is a technician onsite or if you have to hire someone yourself to ensure everything runs smoothly. You can use our smart search features to make the search easier and more specific.

Keep reading to learn more about hosting screenings in London or scroll up and start browsing venues now!

How to Organise an Interactive Screening in London

Transform your screening into an engaging experience by incorporating interactive elements that encourage participation and discussion. Whether you're showcasing an indie film, hosting a documentary night, or presenting a corporate project, making your screening interactive can significantly enhance the impact of your event.

Choosing the Right Venue

Select a screening room that aligns with your vision, ensuring it has high-quality AV technology and flexible seating for discussions. Venues like Close-Up Cinema or The Little Triangle Studio provide excellent setups for interactive events.

Ways to Engage Your Audience

  • Q&A Sessions – Host discussions with filmmakers, actors, or experts to deepen audience engagement.
  • Live PollingUse apps or technologies that allow for live polling during the screening. This can be particularly effective during panel discussions or debates, letting the audience vote on questions or express opinions in real-time.
  • Workshops & Breakout SessionsOrganise workshops or discussions in smaller groups post-screening to discuss themes or learn skills related to the film. This is especially effective for educational screenings or corporate training events in London.
  • Social Media Integration – Encourage live tweeting or event hashtags to broaden engagement.
  • Themed ActivitiesInclude interactive activities such as quizzes, themed games, or even virtual reality (VR) experiences that complement the film or presentation.

Preparation & Promotion

  • Test all technical aspects beforehand and brief staff on interactive elements
  • Let your audience know how they can participate from the start. Promote the interactive nature of your event to attract a highly engaged crowd.

By carefully planning your interactive screening, you can create a memorable event that goes beyond passive viewing, encouraging discussion and connection among attendees.

Feedback and Follow-up Post Screening

After the curtains close on your private screening event, the work isn’t over yet. A well-planned follow-up can turn a single event into a stepping stone for future successes. Here’s how to effectively gather feedback and maintain engagement after your exclusive film screening or corporate presentation at a London screening venue.

Gathering Feedback

  • Surveys and Questionnaires – Collect attendee feedback on their experience, the screening room facilities, and any areas for improvement. Tools like SurveyMonkey or Google Forms make this easy.
  • Direct Conversations – Speak directly with guests, sponsors, or VIP attendees at the private cinema hire venue to gain valuable insights.

Effective Follow-Up Strategies

  • Thank You Notes – Send personalised emails to guests, sponsors, and partners, acknowledging their support and attendance.
  • Share Event Highlights – Post key moments from the screening on social media, in newsletters, or on your website, including audience reactions and any press coverage.
  • Sponsor & Partner Debriefs – Arrange follow-up meetings to review the event’s impact, share attendee feedback, and discuss future collaborations.

By engaging with attendees, sponsors, and partners post-event, you not only show appreciation for their involvement but also lay the groundwork for future collaborations and improved event planning.

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Verified Reviews of Private Screening Rooms in London

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Jude K.
Booked The Auditorium at Peckham Levels
5.0
Sean, Ro and Marina were honestly the friendliest, most helpful and hospitable people I've ever had the pleasure of working with in this sector. Sean answered by endless question for weeks over email, whilst Ro and Marina truly (and I mean it) went above and beyond on the night. They just really, really cared, which is rare. It was as if they were personally invested in not only the event going well but also me, as the host, enjoying myself. They were kind enough to give me one of the signs for my event at the end, as a souvenir, and even asked to debrief with me at the end to ensure I was happy. Honestly, those two are just some of the nicest human beings I've ever had the privilege of meeting. Thanks so much, Ro and Marina!
KS
Kimberley S.
Booked Top Deck at Ludo's
5.0
We hired the top deck of Ludo's for a private screening as part of a stag weekend and it was brilliant! It's a fun, quirky venue, with a relaxed atmosphere and excellent craft beer. Owner James couldn't have been more helpful, offering us a tech check the day before, setting up the screening on the day and making sure we were happy with the sound levels and everything. Highly recommend for birthdays or other fun screenings with friends!
BB
Balbeer B.
Booked Whole Venue at Whirled Cinema
5.0
Everything. Great venue, terrific preparation communications, excellent, friendly Manager for the evening helping positively and warmly with every request, small or large. Superb. Would highly recommend. We had a screening for a small feature film, for cast and crew and everyone was highly pleased with the evening. Thank you.
AH
Alex H.
Booked Cinema at Close-Up Cinema
5.0
Amazing experience - Staff were welcoming and very accommodating! The screening room was comfortable and modern and the actually screening was of high quality - we couldn't have asked for a better place to screen our feature film. The whole vibe of the place is one that makes you want to stay for the day! Can't wait to go back!
ES
Erica S.
Booked Whole Venue at Whirled Cinema
5.0
We had my short film screening here and everything just went so well!! The venue was just perfect and the host was great handing out popcorn and prosecco to all my guests. The film screening went without a hitch and Mark did make an effort to accommodate when I asked if I could test out my DVD beforehand on another day. In the initial confirmation it wasn't super clear initially that I had booked but that was really a minor point and everyone was largely reachable by phone and email. Overall it was a great experience and everyone praised the style of the venue. Thanks Whirled Cinema!
GS
Georgina S.
Booked NoSuchPlace Private Speakeasy at No Such Place
4.5
All the arrangements before hand were so easy and staff were really helpful at offering everything I could need before and whilst there - really going above and beyond. The venue is so cosy and felt really at home - just what I was looking for, and all my friends loved it too!
DB
David B.
Booked Main Hall at Effraspace
5.0
Friendly host. The space was perfect for our screening and the host was very flexible about our needs. All our guests felt welcome and the location was useful for many people travelling all around London. I would highly recommend it for film screenings.
CG
Craig G.
Booked John Lyon's Theatre at City Lit
4.5
Lovely, clean space; professional service all round; sound and picture quality excellent (better than the cinema, according to some of the guests); great tech support; comfortable seating; pleased to have the event (which was open to the public) promoted via City Lit's twitter account.