Tea Party Venues for Hire in London

Booking costs of tea party venues average £800 minimum spend per event. Costs vary depending on guest capacity, popularity, location, and amenities like sound systems or bar services. Extra charges may apply for custom catering, decor, or event planning services. Packages with add-ons, such as DJs, photo booths, or other entertainment services, can also increase the overall cost. Check out the typical price ranges in London, based on Tagvenue data:

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated November 2026), the best options include:

• Afternoon Tea at The Chesterfield Mayfair in Mayfair - rated 4.8/5
  Our user said: ‘They made organising our afternoon tea wedding party really straightforward.’

• First Floor at The Broadcaster White City in Shepherds Bush - rated 4.7/5
  Our user said: ‘The venue was very clean and well-kept, easy for guests to reach, and had everything we needed.’

• Mala Madre Events Space at The Last Talisman in Bermondsey - rated 4.7/5
  Our user said: ‘Amazing venue, great communication with the events team.’

You'll find tea party venues in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in London, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (November 2026):

These are the venues within 0.9 mi from Central London, available to book on Tagvenue:

• The Dining Room at Marquis of Westminster on 50 Warwick Way - 0.5 mi from centre.
  Our user said: ‘Very good communication between myself venue and central sales team. Demi and Courtney were very helpful.’
• Meeting Room in near Waterloo at The Travel Cafe Waterloo on 139 Westminster Bridge Road - 0.8 mi from centre.
  Our user said: ‘The space is really well- decorated and perfect for chill events or meetings.’
• Whole Venue at The Travel Cafe Lounge on 119 Lower Marsh - 0.9 mi from centre.
  Our user said: ‘The owner also responded to our inquiries very quickly. We highly recommend this venue for event or gathering.’

Based on Tagvenue data (as of November 2026), users looking for tea party venues most commonly go for these venue types:

Smaller tea party venues usually fit up to 30 guests seated. Here are some great options in London, based on Tagvenue data as of November 2026:

• The Chef's Room at The Last Talisman, rated 4.7/5 - dining room for 25 guests
  Our user said: ‘Great intimate space for a small private party, the ambiance and music was nice. Staff were nice and helpful.’

• The Pie Room at The Newman Arms, rated 5/5 - dining room for 30 guests
  Our user said: ‘We were able to bring nibbles too which was great. I’d use the space again for an event for sure.’

• Event Space at Kinder Kitchen Cafe, rated 4.8/5 - cafe for 30 guests
  Our user said: ‘Lovely venue, just what we needed.’

Cheap tea party venues in London start from £200 hire fee per day or £50 hire fee per hour. Check out these budget-friendly spaces you can book through Tagvenue, as of November 2026:

• Whole Venue at Sevente, from £200 hire fee per day (up to 40 guests seated)
  Our user said: ‘Wow, what a venue! I hosted my 30th Birthday drinks at Sevente and had the best night.’

• Private Dining/Meeting Room at Bennie Restaurant, from £50 hire fee per hour (up to 30 guests seated)
  Our user said: ‘Great venue, value for money, staff went above and beyond to execute our event and the food was amazing!’

• Semi-private Section at Galata Pera, from £25 per person (up to 30 guests seated)
  Our user said: ‘The manager and staff were very attentive and venue had culture. Amazing day!’

Whether you want to host your event in the heart of the city or in one of its most charming suburbs, there are plenty of places where you can go.

• Mayfair. It’s no surprise that Mayfair is one of the hottest spots for tea party venues in London. The area has long been known as a centre for high society and luxury goods, so it makes sense that its tea party venues also cater to this clientele. If you want to throw an elegant event in a refined setting, Mayfair is your best bet.
• Soho. While Mayfair is the place to be if you want to host an event that feels like it belongs in a Jane Austen novel, Soho is the spot for events that are more modern. The neighbourhood has long been associated with artistic and countercultural movements, so its tea party venues lean towards the unconventional side.
• Knightsbridge. If you want to host a tea party that feels like an old-fashioned royal affair, Knightsbridge is the best option. The area has always been associated with the British aristocracy, so it’s no surprise that there are plenty of tea party venues here that feel like they’re straight out of Downton Abbey. Knightsbridge is also home to some of the most luxurious tea shops in London, so you can make your event feel extra fancy by serving high-end teas and cakes.
• Bloomsbury. If you want your tea party to feel more intellectual, Bloomsbury is the best option. This area of London has always been associated with academia and literature, so it’s no surprise that there are plenty of tea shops here that offer a more refined experience than in other parts of the city. You can also host your event at one of the many museums in this district, which means you can combine an afternoon tea party with a cultural outing for your guests.

Tea party venues in London are plentiful, and there are a few different kinds of space that you should consider for your event. The first option is to hire an afternoon tea venue or restaurant. These venues provide you with the amenities you need for your party, including tables and chairs, linens, plates, silverware, and any other decorations you want to use. You can choose from a range of different styles at these locations: they might be traditional English-style tea houses with lace tablecloths and floral arrangements on every surface; they also might be more modern restaurants that serve food alongside their tea, or they could be somewhere in between these two extremes. Another option is to rent out a quirky afternoon tea spot if you want something a little different. You can choose from a range of different options, including vintage-style tea rooms and tents. If you have a specific theme or idea in mind for your party, then these venues can help you out by providing decorations and even food that matches the aesthetic. Finally, if you're looking for something fancier, luxury afternoon tea venues are the most expensive option, but they also provide an experience that you can’t get anywhere else. These types of venues offer a more upscale service, complete with beautiful decor and incredible food. If you’re looking for a venue that is going to make your guests feel special, then this is the way to go.