Ten flexible rooms inside a Quaker meeting house on Bull Street, holding anything from a two-person interview to a 210-seat conference. Book with a not-for-profit venue where the surplus goes back into the community.
The Priory Rooms has traded as a meeting venue since it opened its doors to the public, but it remains, at heart, a Quaker meeting house. That shapes how it’s run: plainly, carefully, and with any trading surplus reinvested in Central England Quakers’ charitable work rather than paid out as profit.
It also shapes the building itself — a calm, uncluttered setting that guests regularly describe as a hidden gem in the middle of a busy city.

Recognised for sustainable events and responsible venue management
High ceilings, natural light and a courtyard garden give the building a quiet, unhurried atmosphere that’s hard to find in a city centre.
On Bull Street in the city centre, a short walk from Snow Hill station and well served by tram, bus, road and secure cycle parking.
One point of contact guides you from enquiry through to the day itself, and stays on hand while your event is running.
Refreshments and menus are built around Fairtrade, organic and locally produced ingredients, with dietary requirements happily catered for.