The newest addition to the Quorvus Collection – The Hormuz Grand Hotel.
The newest addition to the Quorvus Collection – The Hormuz Grand Hotel. Located in one of Oman’s most desirable areas, the Hormuz Grand is close to the major government and academic institutions, the best shopping and golf, just 4km away from Muscat International Airport and 20km away from the centre of the capital city, Muscat. Elegant and unassuming from the outside, the stunning interior is a blend of modern Asian and Middle Eastern design, with a decorative pool and water courtyard – both open to the stars – as a soothing centerpiece. The 231 guest rooms at The Hormuz Grand Hotel, Muscat embody the understanding of modern function through inspired design, indulgent comfort and luxury touches to fully immerse guests in distinguished tranquillity. And the excellent dining options make a memorable contribution to the superlative five-star hotel experience.
We had the Royal Garden Hotel visit the Trinity office this week, who gave us 5 key pieces of information about the hotel;
The hotel was the host hotel for the 1966 World Cup winning England Team – the Palace Suite where all of our conferences are held, is where the World Cup draw was held that year.
The Royal Garden in an independent hotel. Decisions are made in house and give the flexibility to help cater to clients needs.
The Palace Suite can accommodate up to 550 theatre style, the room can be divided into 2 and is suitable for exhibition and conference space.
The hotel is ‘T’ shaped, one side overlooks the Mews behind the hotel, another overlooking High Street Kensington and the final side overlooking Kensington Palace and Gardens with breath taking views over the city skyline.
This year the hotel is celebrating its 50th anniversary, 7.5 million guest have stayed in the Royal Garden Hotel during this time and 600 thousand afternoon teas have been served in the restaurant, Park Terrace.
Woburn House, situated in central London less than 5 minutes’ walk to Euston station has recently undergone a £2m refurbishment. Woburn House has 8 events spaces which have all been restyled and fitted with up to date AV systems. The venue has extended its opening hours and can now be hired exclusively for evenings and weekends, along with the introduction of a new catering company. The refurb has extended its capacity to 500 delegates across the event space and is now offering new DDR rates. The venue boasts a well-lit foyer space which could be used for breakout space or drinks receptions, and the Main hall now features professional stage lighting, and colour changing lighting which could be used to fit with brand colours.
Twickenham Stadium is a unique location for holding inspired business and events of all types from large-scale business conferences, individual training seminars or meetings alike. In all there are 25 large dedicated conference spaces and rooms, many providing delegates with a view of the famous playing field that has inspired the national rugby team.
Twickenham Stadium offers the following:
• Purpose built conference and exhibition centre
• 25 Flexible meeting spaces which can accommodate up to 1500 delegates
• Experienced and professional events team
• Onsite 4* Marriott Hotel with 156 bedrooms and Virgin Active Classic health and fitness club
• Complimentary parking for more than 2,000 vehicles
• Award winning food and beverage services onsite
• State of the art auditorium with tiered seating for 400 delegates
• 155 corporate boxes, perfect for meetings from 2-20
• Six miles from Heathrow Airport
• Only 20 minutes to central London with direct train lines to London Waterloo
• Industry leading audio-visual equipment
Did you know about….
The Twickenham Cellar – A unique dining experience?
Concealed deep within the West Stand, is the stadium’s most exclusive facility and provides the perfect setting from which to entertain up to 14 guests with the ultimate VIP dining. Priced at £150pp which includes Exclusive use of the Cellar, champagne & canapé reception, bespoke seven course menu and a complimentary bar. (pictured)
Good for Rugby
The RFU is a not for profit organisation so all money we make goes back into the sport and grass roots rugby making a real difference in the rugby community, how great is that?
Royal Windsor Racecourse are part of 15 Arena Race Courses located all over the country and can accommodate a wide range of events.
The racecourse boasts 26 indoor meeting spaces from 2-300 people and 165 acres of outdoor space in beautiful Windsor. All meeting rooms have panoramic views of the racecourse, the River Thames and beyond. Day delegate packages start from £45 + VAT per person and if you book your Christmas Party before the 30th June 2016 they will be offering an early bird rate starting from £56 + VAT per person (minimum numbers of 100 guests).
It is also worth booking a conference in January – March this year as they are offering a variety of rewards including complimentary tickets to the races in 2016, 10% off your next booking, 1 in 10 delegates go free, upgrade of afternoon coffee break for Afternoon Tea or a wind down drinks reception to finish the day.
The Ellington Hotel Berlin is a 4* hotel within a converted art deco style theatre renowned for having a striking façade. This historic building was once the place to be seen in Berlin as a theatre throughout the 1920’s and 1930’s. In the 1970’s the building was still used for entertainment as a popular disco where major celebrities, such as David Bowie visited when in Berlin.
Since opening in 2007 as the Ellington Hotel the building has kept roots with its former use with jazz history evident around the hotel and live jazz playing each night. The 285 room hotel has 10 event rooms, all with natural daylight, and the largest meeting room able to accommodate 640 people has now been added to the Hosmark portfolio. The Ellington also has a summer garden which offers a unique outside space for events and receptions in the centre of Berlin.
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Why this destination?
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Why this destination?
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Copenhagen by Charlotte Pratt
Summary of Destination
Copenhagen is a fantastic destination for conference and events. It is a capital city where hotels and venues have worked together to create a meeting incentive to benefit conferences. As a coastal city this benefits from beautiful coastal views on the 15-minute drive from the Airport to the city centre. Although, there are a lot of conference facilities in the city centre the new developments of the Bella Sky and Crowne Plaza are located a 10 minute drive from the centre and is quickly becoming the hub for conference and events. The city has been voted, as one of the safest capital cities in Europe and this is apparent when travelling around. Copenhagen is an extremely sustainable city through to the main form of transport being cycling who take over the roads.
Why this destination?
After being in this city for 1 day I knew it was special, the passion the residence have for their location and what they can offer. The main USP for Copenhagen is their sustainability, with the Crowne Plaza being the first fully certified CSR Hotel in the World and it certainly lives up to its claims.
What would you recommend this destination for?
I would recommend Copenhagen for long events. With the city centre being relatively small it is easy to host an event for a week with different options for dinners and entertainment. To get from one venue to another many people use riverboats or other such alternative transport. Alternatively just outside the city centre there are lots of Spa Hotels located on the coast that can be used as incentive hotels but without the cost that other capital cities can offer.
Key Attractions and Events?
If you spoke to a resident they would tell you their local attraction was the little mermaid which they are very proud of, Tivoli Gardens would be a great place for dinner followed by a walk around the gardens. These are changed throughout the year so that you can visit them on more than one occasion and it be a completely different experience. They also have a stunning Royal Opera House that can host dinners for up to 600 delegates with amazing views followed by tickets to the opera.
Infrastructure?
With Copenhagen Airport being 14km from the city centre and a 15-minute drive it is easily accessible. Many hotels such as Bella Sky and the Crowne Plaza have transfer buses that can be hired to take delegates to and from the airport. The metro system in Copenhagen is currently being expanded to create more stops and therefore improving the public transport for the city. All taxis and public transport are reasonably priced although bicycles are favoured and do hold the right of way in the city.
Value for money?
Copenhagen is relatively good value for money with prices being competitive with neighbouring countries for what they can offer. Although with the city expanding and developing within a few years I can see the demand for Copenhagen being higher therefore increased prices. Prices at bars and restaurant are extremely high compared to those in the UK.
Celtic Manor has acquired the Hilton Newport Hotel. The Hilton Newport has 148 guest rooms and nine meeting rooms and Celtic Manor plans to continue running this as a hotel, under a new name to be confirmed at a later stage. The additional bedrooms at the acquired hotel will help address the need for more accommodation across the Celtic Manor resort which currently stands at 400 bedrooms.
1. The hotel was created by Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs, following their idea to start up in hospitality after years of staying in hotels. It was originally owned by the Class of ’92 – Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs, but in September 2015 a 75% share of the hotel was purchased by Rowsley, a Singapore based company in which Salford City part-owner Peter Lim has a share.
2. In June 2015 the hotel won the Business Start Up Award at the Trafford Business Awards 2015.
3. The hotel is positioned next to Old Trafford with views over looking the stadium.
4. Hotel football opened in 2015 with 133 bedrooms and meeting space to accommodate up to 350 delegates.
5. Heaven – Manchester’s most exciting rooftop event space – a football pitch which can be hired as a corporate space for activities or to host a dinner, this space can hold up to 200 guests.
Currently going through a £10 million refurbishment plan – all 144 bedrooms and hallways, refurbished restaurant with new bar, fully enclosed Lawn Terrace with retractable roof and bi-folding doors with access to grounds, lobby new gym, swimming pool and spa.
Refurbished meeting rooms – The exclusive York Suite will accommodate 400 reception and have access for car launches. It has a separate entrance, reception area, bar and kitchen.
12 Meeting rooms with facilities for 6-400 people. An ideal location for corporate meetings, team building events, marketing opportunities or private dining functions.
Day delegate packages available from £45.00pp and 24 hour rates from £165.00pp.
Energise packages available that will revitalise your team for the New Year. Book a meeting room and just pay for food and drink.
