The Memorial Hall

This imposing brick built Village Hall was built in the 1920's and stands at the corner of the village green in Tewin. It was built on land given by Lord Desborough and funded by Sir Otto Beit as a memorial to those who died in the First World War.

Whatever the event, Tewin Village Memorial Hall could provide the perfect setting for your special occasion.

It's a beautiful and unusual building with a rich history, overlooking the picturesque village green.

Our village hall makes an ideal venue for wedding receptions, parties and dances with an imposing large hall and two smaller rooms. It offers the space for you to find just the right combination for your event. It is also just right for societies, clubs or public meetings and exhibitions and holds a music and dancing licence. Adjoining the hall is a bar area and kitchen. There is also a disabled toilet and access ramps where necessary.

We have recently installed wi-fi so there is no need to be cut off from that important message or contact.

The venue combines a great accessible location halfway between Welwyn Garden City and Hertford near the A1M with quiet rural charm.

Our hall offers exceptional value for money compared with other locations. You will be pleasantly surprised!

We have a car park for approximately 30 cars and plenty of extra space nearby.

The hall has seating for a maximum of 110 with a total maximum of 140 persons.

Take a look at our photograph album.

Give Jane a ring on 01438 717581.

Leave a message and contact number if no answer and she will get back to you.

To Book the Village Hall

For more information, rental rates and bookings please contact the Caretaker Jane Warehand on 01438 717581.