Reviews of St Matthew's Westminster. (Church) in London (London).

St Matthew's Westminster

29 Reviews

27 Comments

Church

Anglican church

20 Great Peter St, London SW1P 2BU, United Kingdom

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Information of St Matthew's Westminster, Church in London (London)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of St Matthew's Westminster

Sunday

11am–1pm

Monday

9am–4pm

Tuesday

9am–4pm

Wednesday

9am–4pm

Thursday

9am–4pm

Friday

9am–4pm

Saturday

Closed

Popular times

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Reviews of St Matthew's Westminster

S. G.

One of the best venues for meetings in London! Absolutely love the setting, the location is a very easy 10 minute walk from Victoria. Enver, the centre manager can't do enough for you, and the facilities are great.

A. A.

Old English Church. Occasional concerts are also held there. Very interesting architecture, located near Westminster Abbey and the Parliament.

D. N.

Tired from so much walking in the streets of London, I found a "haven of peace" there.

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N. G.

A beautiful church that is centrally located with a stunning little hidden chapel. Also a conference centre which is in the last stages of being refurbished (available for use) that we have used as a charity on many occasions for board and committee meetings. Flexible supportive staff, especially Enver who heads it up, and good pricing.

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J. S.

Never been inside. Seems like it's squashed in next to all the other buildings. Aesthetically pleasing exterior. Designed in Gothic Revival style by the architect George Gilbert Scott built in 1851. During the 1850's this part of Westminster was notorious as a poverty stricken slum and known as the Devil's Acre ; a fraze coined by the author Charles Dickens. And considered as the worst slum in London!

P. W.

This is a quiet church you could easily pass without noticing. It welcomes all and has a side Chapel for anyone who just needs a moment (during the week) of peace to themselves.