Faro Airport will have more European connections this winter
Faro Airport has had good connections with the UK during the Summer months, but unfortunately the airlines don’t run to the same schedule in the winter. The launch of new flights from the UK is great news for event organisers, who will be able to take advantage of the good weather and very competitive rates in the Algarve during the lower season.
Flybe will operate a new service from Cardiff Airport twice a week, Monarch are adding two flights from Luton, two from Birmingham and one from Gatwick and British Airways are adding adding two flights from Gatwick as well.
In addition, there are two new routes in Europe: Ryanair are starting two flights a week from Memmingen airport, near Munich and Air Berlin will operate two flights a week from Zurich. There are three new operations on existing routes with flights from Dusseldorf with Germanwings, Orly Airport, Paris with Aigle-Azur and Stockholm with SAS. Other airlines are also adding to their existing service with one additional weekly flight from Brussels and Eindhoven and three flights from Dublin.
All of this means that Faro Airport will provide flights to 35 direct destinations operated by 15 airlines this winter.
Over 600m2 dedicated to art and industrial design, open to the public and available for companies, for products presentations, show room, events, fashion shows.
This is the description of Art Design Box, a scenographic and very recent area integrated in the Fouri Expo Rho 2015, just outside Milan and close to the Train Station, and the underground. In this original location the public will discover a lounge area, a relax area which is also stimulating at the same time; next to it is also a slow food restaurant and Box Studio, a theatre for cinematographic and advertising production. The space, which is multifunctional and innovative, offers meeting planners a wide choice of services, such as technological and multimedia equipment of latest generation, a professional kitchen integrated in the furnishing for show cooking and video shooting, an events space dedicated to the culture of food but not only.
Naturally, the staff at Art Design Box accompanies organisers and companies in the creation of every event, producing a rich menu of activities made-to-measure, such as social engagement, sponsorship, catering slow food.
Located in Sesto San Giovanni, the Spazio Mill is a cultural space open to external events; it is addressed, in fact, to companies and cultural operators as a location for conferences, exhibitions, workshops, shows and product sales, corporate dinners and lunches, conventions and events.
The building in itself is very appealing: it includes the Archivio Giovanni Sacchi, a tower and a restaurant. Apart from the strong impact of the location – a container in which design, art, theatre and music co-exist – the resident staff are available for meeting planners with a vast range of high quality services, which go from catering to communication up to the set-up and the provision of technological equipment.
In addition the theatrical companies and actors that work with the Spazio Mil are available to entertain during events, conventions, private parties.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
During November 2015 the following hotels, which currently sit within The Hotel Collection portfolio, will be rebranded to Jurys Inn, bringing the Jurys Inn estate to 36 hotels located throughout the UK, Ireland and Prague.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
During November 2015 the following hotels, which currently sit within The Hotel Collection portfolio, will be rebranded to Jurys Inn, bringing the Jurys Inn estate to 36 hotels located throughout the UK, Ireland and Prague.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
Addition of 8 new hotels to the Jurys Inn portfolio
During November 2015 the following hotels, which currently sit within The Hotel Collection portfolio, will be rebranded to Jurys Inn, bringing the Jurys Inn estate to 36 hotels located throughout the UK, Ireland and Prague.
The Oxford Hotel, Oxford becomes Jurys Inn Oxford
The Parc Hotel, Cardiff becomes Jurys Inn Cardiff
The Middlesbrough Hotel, Middlesbrough becomes Jurys Inn Middlesbrough
The Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire becomes Jurys Inn Hinckley Island
The East Midlands Skyway Hotel, East Midlands Airport becomes Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport
The Inverness Hotel, Inverness becomes Jurys Inn Inverness
The Aberdeen Skyway Hotel, Aberdeen Airport becomes Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport
The Golden Valley Hotel, Cheltenham becomes Jurys Inn Cheltenham
These eight new hotels will collectively undergo a major refurbishment programme to completely transform and enhance their facilities under the Jurys Inn brand.
Commencing November 2015, each hotel will begin their refurbishment programme, including the introduction of a new Jurys Inn bespoke ‘Dream Bed’ featuring upgraded mattresses, pillows and bed linen. A refurbished ground floor area, incorporating a bright, contemporary décor, chic furnishings and stunning artwork will feature, alongside complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
This significant development of the Jurys Inn portfolio is part of the wider Amaris Hospitality strategy, which aims to maximise the synergies and growth opportunities for the group. Amaris Hospitality currently comprises 89 individual hotel properties, from four separate portfolios trading under leading brands such as Jurys Inn, Mercure, MGallery, DoubleTree by Hilton and Hilton Garden Inn.
Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik Hotel 4* is the proud recipient of the prestigious 2015 World Travel Award for “Croatia’s Leading Business Hotel” and “Croatia’s Best Hotel” and is renowned for its intelligent fusion of nature and modern services. With a capacity of up to 1200 delegates and interchangeable conference and meeting rooms, you can leave a big impression at Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik and make your events of any size extra special.
Senior Conference Consultant, Hannah, recently spent the day in London and managed to visit eight venues.
Etc. venues 155 Bishopsgate:
The venue is a 2 minute walk from Liverpool Street station. The venue is very modern and bright and has vehicular access. The main space seats up to 600 theatre style, the client would have exclusive use of the venue. The catering is in a wide open space where there is plenty of seating for delegates.
Novotel Wembley:
The venue is easy to get to. It is 30 mins on the tube from Liverpool Street and a 2 minute walk from Wembley Park station. Their DDR is from £45 inc. They only have 2 meeting rooms (20 boardroom each or 70 theatre style if the rooms are opened out into 1 room). There is a separate catering space just outside the room. A larger meeting would therefore have exclusive use. The venue as a whole is very bright with lots of natural daylight, and contemporary décor. The bedrooms are very high standard for a Novotel and they felt really spacious.
The Lancaster:
The venue was only 2 minutes from Lancaster Gate tube station on the central line. The hotel feels very traditional on arrival with high ceilings in places and chandeliers. There is also a lot of natural daylight. The Nine Kings Suite was very large, grand and elegant. There was only one room without natural daylight directly underneath the Nine Kings that was slightly larger. On the 1st floor there are quite a few boardrooms and one larger space overlooking Hyde Park. The bedrooms are currently going under a refurbishment. The new bedrooms are fantastic – really well furnished and comfortable and they have incorporated their beehives into the room design.
Etc. Venues Marble Arch:
The venue is a short distance from Marble Arch tube station. It is split over three floors. Each floor has a communal area in the centre for refreshments to be served and it has a lot of seating for smaller meetings or 1:1 meetings or just to catch up on emails etc. The venue is very different from 155 Bishopsgate. It has exposed bricks and ceilings. There is a restaurant on one floor where all lunches are served from a buffet.
The Dorchester:
The Dorchester is on Park Lane and is very iconic. The entrance is very grand and the welcome on arrival is extremely friendly with British and traditional feel. The hotel has a couple of different restaurants on site as well as their own grill. The event space is extremely luxurious. It doesn’t have many spaces or endless meeting rooms but each space is very individual. There is a private dining area “The Penthouse” on the 8th floor which has a rooftop terrace with water fountain, which would be perfect for hosting a dinner for up to 20 people.
St James’s Court:
The hotel is very warm and comfortable. The main meeting rooms were in a separate building to the side of the hotel entrance. They were very traditional with wooden panelled walls and floral carpeting. There were two smaller boardrooms here also which had an additional space at the back of the room (Edwardian and the Buckingham). The hotel does have a state of the art videoconferencing room which can seat around 8 delegates.
Doubletree Chelsea:
The hotel is situated not far the river Thames in Chelsea and just around the corner from Imperial Wharf on the London Overground. The hotel is very pleasant with lots of natural daylight in the main foyer and all bedrooms. The bedrooms are spacious but feel quite empty because they are quite minimalist. Some of the bedrooms are designed by Laura Ashley so are slightly different than the others.
IET Savoy Place:
At the time of the visit, the venue wasn’t opened and was still a building site. Despite the venue being incomplete, it was easy to see how this venue will look once completed. There are two large lecture theatres (one for 400 and one for 150), and a lot of large, flexible spaces. The reception area will be recovered marble from the old building. The Riverside on the 4th floor overlooks the Thames with views of all iconic landmarks of the London skyline and has a viewing platform. Above the 4th floor, is the 5th floor Riverside terrace which can accommodate up to 200 people for a standing reception.
PPHE Hotel Group, has signed an agreement to manage a new hotel in the Battersea Power Station Development. It is planned to open in 2019 and be branded art’otel, which is a contemporary collection of properties in Europe with art-inspired interiors. It is likely that an acclaimed local or national artist will feature prominently.
The hotel will have 160 bedrooms, a number of skyline floors with panoramic views, a roof garden, an outdoor rooftop pool, bar overlooking the power station’s chimneys and a destination restaurant. Meeting space is to be confirmed.
Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel is one of London’s most iconic hotels, located in central London overlooking Hyde Park in Mayfair.
The venue is undergoing extensive refurbishment with 40 brand new suites and two royal suites now complete, the Lobby, Ballroom, Court Suite and 86 Park Lane meeting rooms are due to be completed next month.
The Park Room will then commence refurbishment in January 2016 and will be completed February 2016.
The London Marriott County Hall features some of the most iconic views in the capital, overlooking Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, the hotel will soon be launching fully refurbished bedrooms. Add to this the characterful meeting spaces, Gillrays Steakhouse and Gin Bar and some of the best leisure facilities in London and the London Marriott County Hall is back on the map!
Chairman of the BEVP, Michael Hirst, has announced that business visits were up 11.5% year on year and that the value of the events industry to Britain’s visitor economy has risen from just over £39.1bn to £42.3bn. This has been helped by higher attendance and spend at conferences, music festivals and the Rugby World Cup. The value of the UK events sector is expected to rise to £48bn by 2020, according to the Business Visits and Events Partnership (BVEP). This represents a 15% rise from the current £41.6bn value.
On the 19th October, Britain for Events announced that James Heappey MP will lead a reformed All Party Parliamentary Group for events.
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
The National Railway Museum is located close to the train station in the centre of York and has plenty of on-site car parking so the venue is easily accessible for delegates. The conference centre at the NRM has six meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 140 delegates, and whilst these are clean, functional and versatile, it is evening dinners where the venue really comes into its own. The Station Hall and the Great Hall provide fantastic, unique areas in which dinners can be held for up to 800 people. For much smaller dining the Countess of York, an old railway carriage, offers another attention-grabbing setting.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
National Railway Museum York
The National Railway Museum is located close to the train station in the centre of York and has plenty of on-site car parking so the venue is easily accessible for delegates. The conference centre at the NRM has six meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 140 delegates, and whilst these are clean, functional and versatile, it is evening dinners where the venue really comes into its own. The Station Hall and the Great Hall provide fantastic, unique areas in which dinners can be held for up to 800 people. For much smaller dining the Countess of York, an old railway carriage, offers another attention-grabbing setting.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
National Railway Museum York
The National Railway Museum is located close to the train station in the centre of York and has plenty of on-site car parking so the venue is easily accessible for delegates. The conference centre at the NRM has six meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 140 delegates, and whilst these are clean, functional and versatile, it is evening dinners where the venue really comes into its own. The Station Hall and the Great Hall provide fantastic, unique areas in which dinners can be held for up to 800 people. For much smaller dining the Countess of York, an old railway carriage, offers another attention-grabbing setting.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
York / Leeds – 12th September
National Railway Museum York
The National Railway Museum is located close to the train station in the centre of York and has plenty of on-site car parking so the venue is easily accessible for delegates. The conference centre at the NRM has six meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 140 delegates, and whilst these are clean, functional and versatile, it is evening dinners where the venue really comes into its own. The Station Hall and the Great Hall provide fantastic, unique areas in which dinners can be held for up to 800 people. For much smaller dining the Countess of York, an old railway carriage, offers another attention-grabbing setting.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
York / Leeds – 12th September
National Railway Museum York
The National Railway Museum is located close to the train station in the centre of York and has plenty of on-site car parking so the venue is easily accessible for delegates. The conference centre at the NRM has six meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 140 delegates, and whilst these are clean, functional and versatile, it is evening dinners where the venue really comes into its own. The Station Hall and the Great Hall provide fantastic, unique areas in which dinners can be held for up to 800 people. For much smaller dining the Countess of York, an old railway carriage, offers another attention-grabbing setting.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
Russell visits York & Leeds city centre hotels
York / Leeds – 12th September
National Railway Museum York
The National Railway Museum is located close to the train station in the centre of York and has plenty of on-site car parking so the venue is easily accessible for delegates. The conference centre at the NRM has six meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 140 delegates, and whilst these are clean, functional and versatile, it is evening dinners where the venue really comes into its own. The Station Hall and the Great Hall provide fantastic, unique areas in which dinners can be held for up to 800 people. For much smaller dining the Countess of York, an old railway carriage, offers another attention-grabbing setting.
Doubletree by Hilton Leeds
Located less than half a mile from Leeds Station the hotel is a great city centre option.
The majority of the meeting space is located on the first floor and many rooms are very flexible and can be divided into numerous sections. In all, there is potential for 19 meeting rooms in total. All have high ceilings making the rooms feel very spacious and large windows overlooking Granary Wharf. There are 2 meeting rooms on the 13th floor overlooking Leeds which would be great options for a meeting looking for something a little different in terms of location.
The hotel restaurant is nice, clean and functional and there is also a terrace overlooking the water. In all
Hilton Leeds City
Hilton Leeds City is located on Neville Street very close to the train station and has on-site car parking. The hotel entrance leads immediately through to escalators that take you up 2 floors to the main reception area on the third level. The largest room, the Brigante Suite is located on the third floor and can seat 400 theatre style and has the possibility to be divided into 3 sections. There are further meeting spaces on the fourth floor.
Novotel Leeds City
The Novotel Leeds City Hotel is located close to the train station and provides an extremely modern feeling hotel. With a white, clinical feel throughout the reception area you instantly get the feel of a modern hotel. The meeting space is very functional, all with natural daylight and in-built AV and although limited in size, with the largest space holding 100 theatre style, the venue would be perfect for small boardroom meetings or training.
Jurys Inn Leeds
Jury’s Inn Leeds is a clean looking, modern hotel that looks quite impressive through the communal areas. The reception is bright, modern and welcoming. The bedrooms are all to a modern standard and provide a suitable option for a city centre accommodation requirements. The meeting space at the hotel consists of just 3 meeting rooms, the largest that can seat 60 theatre style but does not have natural daylight. Despite this the rooms are very practical and include everything required including incorporated plasma screens. A good options for lower budget, smaller meeting requirements.
Queens Hotel
The Queens Hotel is located directly next to Leeds Station. This traditional feel hotel has a wide reception area with some meeting space off the back of the reception area. The Ballroom, the largest suite which can seat 600 theatre style, is located on the first floor and although tired in certain places it does not completely affect the overall feel of the room, especially when dressed for a dinner. The bedrooms, as with the rest of the hotel, are traditionally designed and although well finished would not be favoured by people looking for a modern venue.
