StoneX Stadium

A rugby stadium with 800 free parking spaces and an 80-metre Olympic warm-up track built into the ground floor sounds like an unusual events proposition — until you see what StoneX Stadium actually delivers. Saracens’ Hendon home sits on 26 acres of green space just off the M1, combining warehouse-scale blank canvas flexibility with the kind of production infrastructure that purpose-built conference centres charge a premium for. Twenty-two event rooms across the complex, from executive boxes seating 10 to the Olympic Bar accommodating 2,000 theatre-style, mean the venue scales from intimate board meetings to gala dinners for over a thousand guests without leaving the same site.

StoneX Stadium’s Event Spaces

The Olympic Bar on the ground floor houses the actual warm-up track from London 2012 — the space where Bolt, Farah, and Ennis prepared for their medal-winning performances — and provides one of London’s few genuinely cavernous event spaces, with high ceilings, natural daylight, and pitch views creating a blank canvas that transforms completely depending on the production overlay. Upstairs, the StoneX Suite combines the Tulip Club, 100 Club, and Fez into an 800-square-metre mega-suite with a private balcony overlooking the pitch. Each component room has distinct character — the Tulip’s bronze circular bar and wooden flooring, the 100 Club’s centurion picture wall and green field views — and they work independently or together depending on numbers. Sixteen executive boxes along the same level provide ready-made breakout rooms for conferences, while the Players’ Lounge adds an exclusive VIP hosting space.

Beyond the Pitch at StoneX

The 26 acres of outdoor grounds — including sports pitches, green lawns, and space for marquees — extend the venue’s capability well beyond the stadium walls. Team building events run on the same artificial pitch that has hosted NFL, RFU, and RFL fixtures. The Olympic track itself is available for groups wanting a genuinely memorable activity alongside their conference or away day. Festival-style and hybrid indoor-outdoor events use the ground-floor access to flow between the Olympic Bar and the surrounding grounds, opening up formats that central London venues simply cannot attempt.

Arriving at StoneX Stadium

The stadium sits 400 metres from Junction 2 of the M1, twelve minutes inside the M25, with Mill Hill Broadway on Thameslink and Mill Hill East on the Northern line both a short taxi ride away. In-house catering covers everything from DDR packages to elaborate gala menus, with a team experienced in serving at stadium scale. The Priory Collection — a world-class sporting art and memorabilia collection including the flag from Wembley 1966 and pieces connected to George Best and Nelson Mandela — provides a built-in guided tour that adds a distinctive experiential element to conference programmes. Award-winning sustainability credentials give substance for organisations where environmental responsibility matters to the brief.