Acol Village Hall

Acol Village Hall is a small, charity-run hall on The Street in Acol, a village on the Isle of Thanet between Birchington and Minster. It seats up to 70 people at tables and chairs, which makes it a practical, low-cost choice for community meetings, local business workshops, training sessions and committee AGMs in Thanet.

The space

The main hall holds up to 70 people seated. Tables and chairs are provided, so you can set it up as a meeting room, as a classroom for a training session or with small tables for a talk with refreshments.

Kitchen and refreshments

The kitchen has an oven and hob, a microwave, a fridge freezer, a water boiler and a kettle, plus crockery, glasses and cutlery. You can serve tea, coffee and a working lunch without bringing your own kit.

Access

A low threshold at the doors gives wheelchair access, and there is an accessible toilet.

Parking

On-site parking is very limited. A removable drop post lets one vehicle park if needed, so most guests should plan to park in the village or share lifts. Check the arrangements when you book.

Prices and booking

The standard hire rate was £15 an hour in 2025, with a reduced rate for Acol residents and local groups. A deposit may be needed. To check availability, call the booking contact on 01843 838731.

Who runs it

The hall is a registered charity (number 286108) managed by its trustees, the Acol Village Hall Committee. Every booking helps keep the hall open for the village.