The RSA (Royal Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce)

Fantastic venue. Tonnes of history with some brilliant architecture. It is a bit of a maze but this means that each area of the building has its own unique character. A great venue for meetings and events. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Amazing building. Such wonderful spaces to sit and work. Good cafe, but prices on the high side. Maybe more affordable menus could be offered.

I am absolutely shocked and horrified that the RSA hosted a fundraising event for the Isreali government. Playing a part in the ongoing massacring of thousands innocent Palestinians. Won't step foot in that place. To say they didn't know details of the event, please!

What a pleasure to be here in the most artistic environment. Every minute was worth spending. Gained a lot and also been honoured

We used the Tavern room recently for a business event. The staff were really helpful, everything was set up when we arrived and the drinks menu had a good choice and selection.

It's a strange mixture of preserved English heritage, beautiful mosaic floors, stairs, paintings and lights and modern mezzanine open tread staircases reminiscent of a scene from labyrinth. It's difficult to find your way upstairs or into the vaults without a map of where you'll end up. I prefer to come into a room from the back or middle so l can choose a discreet seat particularly when it's a large conference. If you use the lift to ascend to the Great Hall you will arrive in front of the stage area by the first few rows. That's very disorienting. Be advised as well that there are no sound buffers or soft furnishings of the kind that absorb the cacophony of accumulative noise from 102 people chatting in one room. There are some cute escape places on the lower levels like the coffee house cafe. Take 5 or ten minutes away from the hubbub to hide in here. The ladies toilets are down l level to. Mind the slope behind the outer door. There is no warning on the door. If l'd been wearing heels l would literally have been floored. It's not somewhere l'd visit on a whim. The catering co hired for the event had an interesting spread but had to function in an incredibly cramped space. I would recommend staying within 60 to 70 heads for any event held here. It's not an Autistic friendly space or for those less nimble on their feet. I still have no idea where the disabled toilet was.

A nice place to visit in central London for RSA Fellows and guests, with cafe, library, etc.

Amazing venue! Great location and wonderful staff.

Very nice quite venue for business meetings, little showrooms or conferences and etc. coffee shop, private rooms with sit down dinner or canapé style events.

The Coffee House at RSA is so welcoming. I am getting to know the crew as I am increasingly visiting the RSA for meetings. Yesterday I had the most amazing freshly made burger with delicious sweet potato fries. Just wish I'd taken a photo. You'll just have to take my word for it!