Venue for hire: Odeon Covent Garden
If you would like to book this venue, please phone us (020 7334 3922), , submit a detailed enquiry, or simply fill in the Quick Enquiry form at the bottom of this page.
Description:
This is one of the most famous cinemas in London's West End. Originally opened as the Saville Theatre in 1927, it played host to Jimi Hendrix and
The Beatles when it was managed by Brian Epstein and in the 70s held many prestigious premieres.
Rebranded into ODEON's first arthouse cinema in 2001, our four large screens are devoted entirely to the best in independent and foreign
cinema. Truly fanatical about film, they host special events throughout the year, including film festivals and Q & A sessions with directors and actors; Renee Zellweger, Terry Gilliam, Sam Mendes and Tobey Maguire being just a few of our famous guests. Other stars, like Sir Michael Caine and Bruce Willis, have kindly left their handprints on the screen doors.
Being one of the most technologically advanced in the country, and having digital projection in three screens, they have the ability to show different
kinds of presentations, plus all the latest film formats. There's also wheelchair access in Screen 1 and the latest infra-red system available in all screens.
Closest Tube/Train Station:
Leicester Square
Caterer:
London's Flying Chef will supply a comprehensive Food & Beverage Quotation.
Venue Gallery:
Quick Enquiry
Simply fill in the form below and we'll contact you as soon as possible. Alternatively, complete our Detailed Enquiry form.
- 116 Pall Mall
- 2 Carlton House
- 45 Millbank
- Alexandra Palace
- Amadeus Centre, The
- Armourers Hall
- Bankside Gallery
- Banqueting House
- Barber Surgeons' Hall
- Blackall Studios
- Bloomsbury Ballroom
- Bournemouth International Centre
- Bridge, The
- Brighton Centre, The
- Brighton Dome
- Cambridge Corn Exchange & Guildhall
- Carpenters' Hall
- Central Hall Westminster
- Chiswick House
- Christ Church Spitalfields
- Church House Conference Centre
- County Hall - Members Terrace / Room on the Terrace
- Dali Universe
- Diva Beach
- Dr Johnson's House
- Dulwich Picture Gallery
- Fine Art Society, The
- Fitzroy House
- Forbes House
- Foundling Museum
- Furniture Makers’ Hall
- Garden Museum
- Gibson Hall
- Guard's Museum, The
- Guildhall London, The
- HAC, The
- Hamilton House
- Hampton Court Palace
- Harrogate International Centre
- Henley Royal Regatta 30th June - 4th July 2010
- Household Cavalry Museum
- Indigo2
- Information Technologists' Hall
- Kensington Palace
- Kew Bridge Steam Museum
- Kew Palace
- Koko Club
- Lancaster House
- Leander Club
- London Dungeon
- London Film Museum
- LSO St Luke's
- Madame Tussauds
- Manchester Central
- Mercers' Hall
- Middle Temple Hall
- Midsummer House
- Ministry of Sound
- Museum of London
- Namco Station
- National Army Museum
- Number Six Gresham Street
- Odeon Covent Garden
- Odeon Greenwich
- Odeon Kensington
- Odeon Leicester Square
- Odeon Marble Arch
- Odeon West End
- Old Billingsgate
- Old Truman Brewery, The
- One Marlyebone
- Painters' Hall
- Parkstead House
- Porchester Hall
- Punk
- Regus
- Roundhouse
- Royal Air Force Museum, London
- Royal College of Art
- Royal Courts of Justice
- Royal Horticultural Halls
- Royal Hospital Chelsea
- RUSI
- Saddlers Hall
- Serpentine Gallery
- Shoreditch Town Hall
- Sir John Soane's Museum
- St. Paul's Cathedral
- St. William's College
- Sun Pavilion
- Sunbeam Studios
- Syon Park
- Tallow Chandlers Hall
- The Headley
- The House of St Barnabas
- The London Aquarium
- Topolski Century
- Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
- Tower Bridge
- Tower of London
- Trinity House
- Troxy
- Victoria and Albert Museum
- Vinopolis



