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The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Mercure Abbey Hill Hotel


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 


Mercure Abbey Hill Hotel


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Gemma Francis from Trinity visited Milton Keynes to find new and exciting venues. Read her report here!


Mercure Abbey Hill Hotel


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Gemma Francis from Trinity visited Milton Keynes to find new and exciting venues. Read her report here!


Mercure Abbey Hill Hotel


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Milton Keynes finest!
Milton Keynes finest!

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Mercure Abbey Hill Hotel


The Mercure Abbey Hill is located a 5 minute taxi ride from the train station in Milton Keynes and 29 miles from London Luton Airport. All meeting rooms have natural daylight if required and plasma touch screens which can connect to Bluetooth on laptops and mobile phones. The largest room at the venue is the Clubhouse Suite which overlooks the gold course situated behind the hotel. The private dining room at the venue has large windows and 3 chandeliers, the décor of the room is really nice and the events teams use lighting extra touches to create the ideal atmosphere required by guests. The Mercure has a nice outside area which would be ideal for pre-dinner drinks or BBQs in the summer, private dining under the fixed gazebo / balcony overlooking the golf course. The terrace area is an ideal space to relax and would be also be a great space for small informal events. 

The reception area is quaint so I would consider using a syndicate room for check in if a lot of delegates arrive at once. The Clubhouse is a long and thin room however there are 3 plasma screens included so all delegates will be able to see presentations / videos, there are also speakers in the ceiling throughout the Clubhouse Suite.


Jury’s Inn – The Ballroom


The Ballroom at the Jury’s Inn has high ceilings and is a located on the designated meetings floor, it has a large pre function area with floor to ceiling windows and this would be an ideal space for pre event drinks.

The windows are quite narrow in the room and there are not many of them however with the use of lighting in the Ballroom this would not be a large issue. The venue do not offer car parking however they are car parking spaces across the road from the venue.


Holiday Inn Milton Keynes


The hotel is easy to find located in the business area of Milton Keynes and has reduced onsite car parking of 84 spaces. The hotel has 9 meeting rooms and the majority with natural daylight, 2 are smaller syndicate rooms with no natural daylight. The Academy at the Holiday Inn is fit for purpose, with all the meeting rooms located on the same floor and within the Academy area which are away from the main lobby area of the hotel, however delegates will need to walk through the open plan lounge area to get to the Academy area. The Sycamore room has floor to ceiling windows and opens out onto a terrace area, which would be great for pre-dinner drinks and then the dinner taking place in the Sycamore room.

Two of the meetings rooms in the Academy do not have natural daylight, these room hold up to around 8 boardroom so I would request a room with natural daylight if this is important. The area for lunch is not private and would be shared by other clients, if private catering is important another meeting room / syndicate room can be requested. The venue are unable to provide a buffet for numbers under 20 delegates however lunch can be ordered from the lounge menu. 


 

Ramada Encore


This is a small and funky hotel with  a chilled out atmosphere with a small reception area. The meeting rooms are functional and both with natural daylight. The largest room can accommodate up to 64 delegates theatre style, for any clients looking for a small meeting on a budget this would be ideal.

The Ramada Encore does not have onsite car parking however they do have an  agreement with the Multi-storey car park located a 2 minute walk from the hotel. The venue currently charge for Wi-Fi for guests other than conference quests however this could be looked into if this is a priority. The 2 meeting rooms have access to them through the restaurant.

 

Mercure Parkside House


The venue has onsite complimentary car parking with 60 spaces. The venue has 5 meeting rooms with the largest accommodating up to 150 delegates theatre style which opens out onto an area which can hold a large marquee. The venue has outdoor space and a grassed lawn which would be great for team building events.

The venue is located through a residential area, for delegates without satellite navigation providing a map would be recommended. The hotel has 49 bedrooms so nearby hotels would need to be sourced if a residential event for the maximum capacity of the Orchid Suite, there are many hotels located a short distance away.


Hilton Milton Keynes Kent’s Hill 


The hotel is in a good location and easy to find with onsite complimentary car parking. The Hilton Kent’s Hill has 14 meetings rooms. The largest of the meeting rooms is the Cranford Suite and this can accommodate up to 300 theatre style, which can be split into 3 sections. The foyer area has a bar area and is a large space ideal for pre-dinner drinks, the Cranfield Suite can be accessed from the foyer area.  One of the meeting rooms ‘The Boardroom’ is a lovely room with a sofa and coffee station inside, which is great for an informal chat before a slightly larger meeting in the room, the room overlooks a terrace area and this space can be used for lunches and/or coffee breaks.

The partitions in the Cranfield Suite are not sound proof so this would need to be taken into consideration if one section is requested and other client are using another section.


Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium 


The Doubletree by Hilton Milton Keynes Stadium is built in to the stadium MK. The venue is easy to find with lots of complimentary car parking on site. It has 17 conference and event spaces which can accommodation up to 1000 delegates.  The Players room is on the ground floor with lots of natural daylight, its own bar which can be closed off if necessary. The venue have the Red Dot Bar which is open on match days however this could be hired privately on other days, a great funky space which can be branded to suit, an excellent location for parties. With 4 of the meeting spaces having a pitch view, the pre function area holding up to 700 delegates reception style, this is a great space and ideal for pre-dinner drinks. The venue also has Arena MK with up to 3420 square metres of event space.

On match days it may be best to arrive in plenty of time due to car parking. The Red Dot Bar does not have its own dance floor and this would need to be hired in.

 

Whittlebury Hall


Whittlebury Hall is located just off the M1 and M40 next to Silverstone Circuit with lots of complimentary parking. It is set next door to a Golf Course however this is run / owned by a different company so would not impact on perceptions of the venue.  The venue has a relaxed atmosphere and a dedicated team to look after delegates. The purpose built facility boasts 18 conference / training rooms and 25 syndicate rooms. For many of the conference or training rooms a syndicate room is included in the rate complimentary. The Brooklands has a stage, bar, a marquee and vehicle access, it can accommodate up to 500 delegates, the Brooklands also has a fully equipped kitchen which ensure the food is fresh and hot. Team building can be arrange whilst at Whitlebury Hall such as clay pigeon shooting, off road driving to a driving experience at Silverstone to name a few.

The Grand Prix room does not have windows however it does have large sky lights which allow lots of natural daylight into the room if required, these can also be blacked out if preferred. The Brooklands has 2 pillars in the room however these can be dressed up with lights for dinners, for day meetings these should be taken into consideration. 

Top New Venues In London


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Park crescent is located opposite Great Portland Tube station so this offers easy access for delegates. The centre’s main space, the Theatre, has its own entrance and registration space so perfect for slightly larger numbers and avoids lost delegates! The remaining space at the conference centre is an abundance of smaller meeting spaces perfect for training courses. They are located close by to the Theatre so also work well as syndicate rooms. All the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are decorated quite modern with a splash of colour on each door.

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Park crescent is located opposite Great Portland Tube station so this offers easy access for delegates. The centre’s main space, the Theatre, has its own entrance and registration space so perfect for slightly larger numbers and avoids lost delegates! The remaining space at the conference centre is an abundance of smaller meeting spaces perfect for training courses. They are located close by to the Theatre so also work well as syndicate rooms. All the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are decorated quite modern with a splash of colour on each door.

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  


Park Crescent Conference Centre


Park crescent is located opposite Great Portland Tube station so this offers easy access for delegates. The centre’s main space, the Theatre, has its own entrance and registration space so perfect for slightly larger numbers and avoids lost delegates! The remaining space at the conference centre is an abundance of smaller meeting spaces perfect for training courses. They are located close by to the Theatre so also work well as syndicate rooms. All the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are decorated quite modern with a splash of colour on each door.

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

Katy Flynn recently completed her London site visits. Read her thoughts on the venues here!


Park Crescent Conference Centre


Park crescent is located opposite Great Portland Tube station so this offers easy access for delegates. The centre’s main space, the Theatre, has its own entrance and registration space so perfect for slightly larger numbers and avoids lost delegates! The remaining space at the conference centre is an abundance of smaller meeting spaces perfect for training courses. They are located close by to the Theatre so also work well as syndicate rooms. All the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are decorated quite modern with a splash of colour on each door.

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

Katy Flynn recently completed her London site visits. Read her thoughts on the venues here!


Park Crescent Conference Centre


Park crescent is located opposite Great Portland Tube station so this offers easy access for delegates. The centre’s main space, the Theatre, has its own entrance and registration space so perfect for slightly larger numbers and avoids lost delegates! The remaining space at the conference centre is an abundance of smaller meeting spaces perfect for training courses. They are located close by to the Theatre so also work well as syndicate rooms. All the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are decorated quite modern with a splash of colour on each door.

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  
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Katy Flynn recently completed her London site visits. Read her thoughts on the venues here!


Park Crescent Conference Centre


Park crescent is located opposite Great Portland Tube station so this offers easy access for delegates. The centre’s main space, the Theatre, has its own entrance and registration space so perfect for slightly larger numbers and avoids lost delegates! The remaining space at the conference centre is an abundance of smaller meeting spaces perfect for training courses. They are located close by to the Theatre so also work well as syndicate rooms. All the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are decorated quite modern with a splash of colour on each door.

The venue is part of the International Student House so they will really try to work to most budgets as all profits made go back into the charity.


Hallam Conference Centre


Hallam Conference Centre, located in Marylebone, is a traditional grade II listed conference and training venue. Upon entry to the conference centre, you will be greeted by one of Hallam’s friendly staff to direct you to the correct meeting room. The venue pride themselves on great customer service and I do feel I experienced this on my visit. Downstairs opposite the reception desk there is a bright and airy catering/exhibition space (Regent Suite) which is great for an arrival area for all delegates, this is especially useful for larger conferences. Upstairs there is the Council Chamber, the venues largest space, and this can seat up to 135 cabaret on half-moons. There is a balcony behind to secretly place your AV tech providing no distractions to your conference and smooth running. There are a couple of other smaller meeting spaces so these work well as breakouts or on their own as training rooms.

The venue originally started life purpose built as the headquarters for the General Medical Council so it’s worth bearing this in mind for those who would prefer a venue with an academic or medical link!


The Langham Hotel


The Langham, located a few minutes’ walk away from the hustle of Oxford Street, is a beautifully decorated 5 star hotel still maintaining its Victorian charm.  The Grand Ballroom, the hotel’s largest space, has held many lavish events dating back to 1865 and also boasts a beautiful Rose Garden. It also has an adjoining foyer space perfect for pre-dinner drinks or catering space if the Ballroom is being used as meeting space. The venue has an additional 13 meeting spaces ranging in size all very similar in style. The hotel have done a great job of keeping the luxury feel throughout its meeting spaces and they also have a whopping 380 bedrooms.

The venue is in a great location with access to many tube stations within a few minutes’ walk.


Chandos House


Chandos is a beautiful Grade I listed Georgian townhouse dating back to 1769. The House has 6 meeting spaces and a garden terrace – great for summer BBQ’s or those wanting that outdoor space. The venue is situated just 5 minutes from Oxford Street providing great access for delegates. The house also has 17 guest bedrooms so this would work well for an organiser or delegates travelling in from outside of London or even those who need to start quite early before delegates arrive. The Robert Adam & James Adam meeting rooms are located on the ground floor along with the Terrace Room and the garden terrace. The Duke & Duchess rooms are located directly above on the first floor along with the Boardroom. The venue is decorated quite traditionally yet bright and airy. The ceilings throughout are a work of art and have been beautifully restored. 

The venue is linked to 1 Wimpole Street, the Royal Society of Medicine. Perfect venue for Pharmaceutical clients and it has a great history behind it including the Grand Staircase ceiling being bombed in World War II.


De Vere West One


De Vere West One is located on Portland Place and is exactly what you would expect of the brand. The meeting rooms are bright, spacious and modern and offer shared breakout areas with unlimited teas, coffees and snacks. This venue would work great for training clients or even conferences that need lots of breakout spaces. The venue have a total of 29 meeting rooms across 5 floors and pride themselves as being a dedicated business spot in the heart of the West End.

The venue offers an all-inclusive package on their DDR’s so usually there are no additional costs. 


11 Cavendish Square / The Kings Fund


11 Cavendish Square are a little hidden gem on Cavendish Square. The venue has a dedicated conference centre within the Kings Fund offering an abundance of space over 3 floors. My favourite space would be on the ground floor where the Orangery is located along with the Burdette theatre. The Orangery has a beautiful, but small, garden space offering delegates a little breathe of fresh air. The space works well as a catering and exhibition space for around 150 delegates and up to 10 stands.  The first and second floor are your standard modern conference spaces with breakouts on either side. The venue also has a grade II listed townhouse offering a more traditional venue space maintaining many of its original features.

As the venue is academic, they can offer health and social care sectors a 20% discount on the room hire rates which is a great saving for those on a budget!


Royal College of Surgeons


The Royal College of Surgeons is a very prestigious venue offering great conference facilities in the heart of London. The venue boasts a modern 296-seater tiered auditorium along with the Edward Lumley Hall which works great as an exhibition and catering space. The Hall can also seat 280 for a sit down dinner with its own adjoining drinks reception room, The Webb Johnson. Both rooms are traditional with wooden panelled walls, wooden flooring and high ceilings. There are many other spaces for hire within the venue but my favourite and most interesting room would have to be the Hunterian Museum – it contains over 3000 preserved anatomical specimens displayed in glass cases. It’s a really unique space and is free to the public and delegates to visit during the day time. It can also be hired for private use in the evenings.

The venue has a great history behind it and strong medical link, great for those looking for an academic venue rather than a hotel!


41 Portland Place


41 Portland Place is the home of the Academy of Medical Sciences and offers a range of period and modern conference spaces. It is a very charming venue accommodating small boardroom meetings for up to 80 delegates in some of its larger spaces. The venue benefits from an outdoor terrace which can be privately hired for drinks receptions and BBQs. It has a dedicated exhibition area for around 45 standing and its most shouted about space would be the Wolfson Conference Suite, It includes an interconnecting green room that can be used as a quiet room for interviews etc. The conference space has full built in AV including a blu ray player, full surround sound and I believe it is quite sound proof! It’s a great venue overall and it has great access just minutes from Oxford Circus.

All profits made by the venue are used to fund activities by the Academy of Medical Science to ensure research is rapidly translated into benefits for patients.  

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NEW Hotel - Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport
NEW Hotel – Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport

As of the 16th of March 2015, the Holiday Inn London Heathrow will be rebranded as the Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport after being taken over by the Leonardo Hotel Group. The Leonardo Hotel Group is a part of the Fattal Hotels family which comprises over 90 hotels in over 30 destinations across Europe and Israel. The Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport will be the first hotel the group operates in the UK. The hotel itself will be fully refurbished in keeping with the Leonardo Hotel Group’s style, (a “modern and fresh design that evokes an informal atmosphere and a relaxed mood”). There will be 230 bedrooms and 11 fully equipped function rooms for up to 160 delegates as well as a 24 hour Business Center.  

New Birmingham Site Report

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


The Radisson Blu is in a great location, just minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street train station. It has a glass exterior which means that the lobby is very bright and welcoming. All of the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are split across two floors within the hotel, their largest meeting room holds up to 120 theatre style or 56 cabaret style. The bedrooms in the hotel are light and airy with some great views over the city, however some of the bedrooms could do with a soft refurbishment .The partitions for the largest meeting room are also not completely soundproof. 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


The Radisson Blu is in a great location, just minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street train station. It has a glass exterior which means that the lobby is very bright and welcoming. All of the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are split across two floors within the hotel, their largest meeting room holds up to 120 theatre style or 56 cabaret style. The bedrooms in the hotel are light and airy with some great views over the city, however some of the bedrooms could do with a soft refurbishment .The partitions for the largest meeting room are also not completely soundproof. 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

Amy Walker visited Birmingham recently to research some of the best new venues and conference centres in the area. Read her impressions here! 

Radisson Blu Birmingham:


The Radisson Blu is in a great location, just minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street train station. It has a glass exterior which means that the lobby is very bright and welcoming. All of the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are split across two floors within the hotel, their largest meeting room holds up to 120 theatre style or 56 cabaret style. The bedrooms in the hotel are light and airy with some great views over the city, however some of the bedrooms could do with a soft refurbishment .The partitions for the largest meeting room are also not completely soundproof. 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Amy Walker visited Birmingham recently to research some of the best new venues and conference centres in the area. Read her impressions here! 

Radisson Blu Birmingham:


The Radisson Blu is in a great location, just minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street train station. It has a glass exterior which means that the lobby is very bright and welcoming. All of the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are split across two floors within the hotel, their largest meeting room holds up to 120 theatre style or 56 cabaret style. The bedrooms in the hotel are light and airy with some great views over the city, however some of the bedrooms could do with a soft refurbishment .The partitions for the largest meeting room are also not completely soundproof. 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 


Amy Walker visited Birmingham recently to research some of the best new venues and conference centres in the area. Read her impressions here! 

Radisson Blu Birmingham:


The Radisson Blu is in a great location, just minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street train station. It has a glass exterior which means that the lobby is very bright and welcoming. All of the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are split across two floors within the hotel, their largest meeting room holds up to 120 theatre style or 56 cabaret style. The bedrooms in the hotel are light and airy with some great views over the city, however some of the bedrooms could do with a soft refurbishment .The partitions for the largest meeting room are also not completely soundproof. 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

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Amy Walker visited Birmingham recently to research some of the best new venues and conference centres in the area. Read her impressions here! 

Radisson Blu Birmingham:


The Radisson Blu is in a great location, just minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street train station. It has a glass exterior which means that the lobby is very bright and welcoming. All of the meeting rooms have natural daylight and are split across two floors within the hotel, their largest meeting room holds up to 120 theatre style or 56 cabaret style. The bedrooms in the hotel are light and airy with some great views over the city, however some of the bedrooms could do with a soft refurbishment .The partitions for the largest meeting room are also not completely soundproof. 


Hyatt Regency Birmingham:


The Hyatt has a lovely lobby area with soft furnishing and muted colours throughout and the glass roof provides plenty of natural daylight in this area. There is one meeting room on the ground floor that is called the Sonata, this room is self-contained so delegates do not have to use public areas if they do not wish to. The Sonata meeting room is not quite in keeping with the style of the hotel however. The Symphony Ballroom is their largest meeting room holding up to 240 delegates theatre style, please be aware that partitions are not sound proof in this room when it is split down. All catering can be served outside the Symphony Ballroom on the balcony overlooking lobby area, this can work well for larger events. The Hyatt also has a 16m swimming pool and gym on site so for any delegates that wish to use this during their stay.


 Jurys Inn Birmingham:


Located on Broad Street this hotel is just a ten minute walk from Birmingham New Street station. When you enter the hotel you are greeted by a very welcoming reception desk and further back from this the hotel has a great bar and restaurant with plenty of comfortable seating. The hotel had a £5 million refurbishment in 2012 and this is very noticeable throughout the hotel! All meeting rooms within the hotel are located on the first floor with plenty of natural daylight in each room. Tea and coffee breaks can either be served within the meeting rooms or in the lounge area by the bar as the hotel is not keen on serving outside the meeting rooms as they like to keep corridors free. Bedrooms within the hotel are light and very comfortable, you will find 445 bedrooms on site. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.


Birmingham ICC: 


The ICC is a large and impressive building that is dedicated to events, located in the centre of Birmingham it has great access to hotels for delegate accommodation. As you enter the venue you are within the public mall and from this the staircases lead you off to the meeting space. Hall 1 is a purpose built auditorium that can hold up to 1500 delegates’ theatre style with a large stage already inbuilt. Alongside the larger halls the venue also offers 10 executive meeting rooms that can hold up 50 delegates’ theatre style. Most of the halls within the venue are paired up with another hall that can be used for catering, this way delegates have a private area for their catering.


Crowne Plaza Birmingham: 


 

The Crowe Plaza in Birmingham is conveniently located for delegates travelling in to the city. The entrance is fairly bright and open as you walk in and reception is clearly located for guests. All of the meeting rooms are located on the first floor and boast natural daylight. Their largest meeting space holds up to 300 theatre style! The hotel has 312 bedrooms on site, which is great for larger events that need a high stock of bedrooms.  The Vista Suite foyer area is not private, this is something to bear in mind when booking in an event.


De Vere Colmore Gate:

 

Upon arriving each guest is given a pass to get them up to the meeting rooms that are located on the 5th and 7th floor of the building. The largest meeting room at this venue can hold up to 150 delegates theatre style or 100 cabaret and every meeting room except one has natural daylight. The restaurant at the venue is fairly casual offering a deli style buffet lunch so that delegates can help themselves to hot or cold items. This venues entrance is located off a side street so delegates would need to have clear directions when attending an event at De Vere Colmore Gate.

 

Heathrow’S Best Hotels!


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Crowne Plaza Heathrow is a large, modern hotel with a wide lobby and large reception desks. The hotel is decorated in quite a modern manner, with neutral colours. The meeting space is on either side of the lobby, one wing is up on the first floor, which houses the larger meeting rooms and a few syndicates. The hotel’s second cluster of meeting rooms is located around the Conference Plaza Lounge, which is decorated in a funky way, and operates constant drinks and snacks throughout the day. Personally I really liked this space, as it allows meetings to break for catering without going too far away, and would be good for delegates to relax a bit during lunch. The area also hosts some soft seating which can be utilized for informal breakout space. The bedrooms were clean and modern too, and of a good size.

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

The Crowne Plaza Heathrow is a large, modern hotel with a wide lobby and large reception desks. The hotel is decorated in quite a modern manner, with neutral colours. The meeting space is on either side of the lobby, one wing is up on the first floor, which houses the larger meeting rooms and a few syndicates. The hotel’s second cluster of meeting rooms is located around the Conference Plaza Lounge, which is decorated in a funky way, and operates constant drinks and snacks throughout the day. Personally I really liked this space, as it allows meetings to break for catering without going too far away, and would be good for delegates to relax a bit during lunch. The area also hosts some soft seating which can be utilized for informal breakout space. The bedrooms were clean and modern too, and of a good size.

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Crowne Plaza Heathrow

The Crowne Plaza Heathrow is a large, modern hotel with a wide lobby and large reception desks. The hotel is decorated in quite a modern manner, with neutral colours. The meeting space is on either side of the lobby, one wing is up on the first floor, which houses the larger meeting rooms and a few syndicates. The hotel’s second cluster of meeting rooms is located around the Conference Plaza Lounge, which is decorated in a funky way, and operates constant drinks and snacks throughout the day. Personally I really liked this space, as it allows meetings to break for catering without going too far away, and would be good for delegates to relax a bit during lunch. The area also hosts some soft seating which can be utilized for informal breakout space. The bedrooms were clean and modern too, and of a good size.

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Our own Alex Jarvis visits  Heathrow for a Site Visit Day. Read his report below!

 

Crowne Plaza Heathrow

The Crowne Plaza Heathrow is a large, modern hotel with a wide lobby and large reception desks. The hotel is decorated in quite a modern manner, with neutral colours. The meeting space is on either side of the lobby, one wing is up on the first floor, which houses the larger meeting rooms and a few syndicates. The hotel’s second cluster of meeting rooms is located around the Conference Plaza Lounge, which is decorated in a funky way, and operates constant drinks and snacks throughout the day. Personally I really liked this space, as it allows meetings to break for catering without going too far away, and would be good for delegates to relax a bit during lunch. The area also hosts some soft seating which can be utilized for informal breakout space. The bedrooms were clean and modern too, and of a good size.

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Our own Alex Jarvis visits  Heathrow for a Site Visit Day. Read his report below!

 

Crowne Plaza Heathrow

The Crowne Plaza Heathrow is a large, modern hotel with a wide lobby and large reception desks. The hotel is decorated in quite a modern manner, with neutral colours. The meeting space is on either side of the lobby, one wing is up on the first floor, which houses the larger meeting rooms and a few syndicates. The hotel’s second cluster of meeting rooms is located around the Conference Plaza Lounge, which is decorated in a funky way, and operates constant drinks and snacks throughout the day. Personally I really liked this space, as it allows meetings to break for catering without going too far away, and would be good for delegates to relax a bit during lunch. The area also hosts some soft seating which can be utilized for informal breakout space. The bedrooms were clean and modern too, and of a good size.

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Heathrow's best hotels!
Heathrow’s best hotels!

Our own Alex Jarvis visits  Heathrow for a Site Visit Day. Read his report below!

 

Crowne Plaza Heathrow

The Crowne Plaza Heathrow is a large, modern hotel with a wide lobby and large reception desks. The hotel is decorated in quite a modern manner, with neutral colours. The meeting space is on either side of the lobby, one wing is up on the first floor, which houses the larger meeting rooms and a few syndicates. The hotel’s second cluster of meeting rooms is located around the Conference Plaza Lounge, which is decorated in a funky way, and operates constant drinks and snacks throughout the day. Personally I really liked this space, as it allows meetings to break for catering without going too far away, and would be good for delegates to relax a bit during lunch. The area also hosts some soft seating which can be utilized for informal breakout space. The bedrooms were clean and modern too, and of a good size.

Although the Crowne Plaza Heathrow looks a little further away from the airport on maps, in comparison to the other Heathrow hotels, the property is actually only a 5/10 minute drive from the airport and should definitely be considered as an option for bookers. In the time I spent there for my site visit I saw several drop-offs by the Hotel Hoppa bus service, so delegates flying in would be well served.

 Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow

The Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow really impressed me, as although the location (on Bath Road, opposite Heathrow) would perhaps suggest a very utilitarian business hotel, inside the hotel feels traditional and luxurious, with lots of dark wood and chandeliers. The bar seemed funky and comfortable, and the meeting space was inviting and well furnished. The Commonwealth Suite is a huge room that can be sub-divided, and has tall roofs and lots of natural daylight, and combined with the Atrium outside could be a jaw-dropping venue for events. The Atrium was perhaps my favourite space, and has running water and sculptures, and is something really different and unexpected. The other space that really impressed me was the Newbury Suite, which used to be the hotel’s swimming pool, but is now a really different and intriguing space, again with lots of natural daylight and running water.  

Personally I felt the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow was a really intriguing property, as it has the capacity and location for formal business events, and yet the quirky touches (think countless chandeliers and sculptures) and impressive pre-function areas lends itself to events that don’t particularly need to be close to Heathrow.    


Sheraton Skyline

The Sheraton Skyline is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow, and offers great views for guests curious about the airport. The hotel is built in a square, with the middle being taken up by the swimming pool, which is surrounded by tropical plants, and covered with a high skylight. This feature probably defines the property for a lot of visitors, as it is unique and definitely a cool feature, and can be utilized as a catering space for large events, or as a dinner or drinks reception venue. However, I was really impressed by the hotel beyond this central feature, as it has lots to offer prospective clients. The meeting space is all located on the ground floor, and the smaller meeting rooms are clustered around a communal area with a large skylight, which can be a nice hub for medium sized events. The largest room, the International Suite, has a high roof and can be sub-divided into three rooms. This suite also has direct access to the car park, which would be really handy for specialist sets and AV. The hotel also offers large bedrooms, as well as a sports bar (resembling a Canadian bar), Starbucks, and an Indian restaurant.

Some of the hotel’s smaller meeting rooms do not have direct natural daylight, however these rooms enjoy secondary natural daylight via the communal area and the skylight. Therefore I would consider them for events that otherwise might have made me hesitate. 

Marriott London Heathrow

The Marriott Heathrow is located on Bath Road, directly opposite Heathrow Airport, and has a huge lobby space with large glass fronting, which gives the hotel a really light and airy feeling in the public areas. On a side-note the large glass windows are decorated for Christmas, which also looks very impressive. The largest meeting room is located on the first floor, and doesn’t have natural daylight, although it does have a high ceiling which makes it quite spacious. The syndicate rooms are arranged to the side of the main meeting room, and do have windows for natural daylight.

I would advise clients who are looking at the Marriott Heathrow for multi-day events to speak to the planners about perhaps trying to utilize different areas of the hotel for catering breaks, as the main lobby is really bright and airy, and yet a lot of the meeting space either doesn’t have natural daylight, or only a small part of it. One thing that really impressed me with the hotel was the emphasis of the M&E department on Meetings Imagined, a Marriott philosophy which focuses on making meetings more fun and interactive, and thinking of different ways to engage delegates. This enthusiasm really came across in the site visit and would make me thing of suggesting the Marriott for less formal business events. 

Doubletree London Heathrow

The Doubletree London Heathrow is a rather unassuming property about a 5/10 minute drive from Heathrow, and is a smaller hotel, with six meeting rooms. The lobby is small but inviting, and lends the hotel a welcoming air. The meeting rooms are of a decent size and are nicely furnished, while the bedrooms are more spacious than I would have assumed. The Doubletree Heathrow is slightly further out than the other Heathrow hotels, however I think this looks further away on maps. In fact the hotel is perhaps only an extra 5 minutes away from the airport, in comparison to say the Marriott, Sheraton or Radisson Edwardian.

Hilton Heathrow

The only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 4, the Hilton Heathrow is a large property with a cavernous lobby space, in fact the hotel is more two buildings with a glass covered communal space between the two. The aforementioned lobby space is really inviting, the plentiful natural daylight lends the hotel an airy, light feeling. The meeting space is located on the lower ground floor, and although pleasant, is due to go through a refurbishment in summer this year, to be completed by September. The bedrooms are also nice, but the refurbished bedrooms (which will be all of the bedrooms by September this year), are very stylish and have clearly been inspired by airline décor, and almost feel like first-class cabins (except much larger!)

The hotel has an unexpected feature, a lake outside the rear of the hotel next to the meeting space, which can be used for private events, either for BBQ’s for meetings, or for an evening reception, and is a great addition to the hotel. 

Sofitel Heathrow

The Sofitel Heathrow is the only Heathrow hotel with a direct connection to Terminal 5, and has a large capacity, with over 600 bedrooms and 45 meeting rooms, for up to 1500 in a theatre style in the Aurora Suite, the hotel’s largest room. The hotel is built in several blocks, with large atriums and open spaces between them (all covered). This adds a lot of fresh daylight into the building, and lends it an open feeling. As you would imagine from a large 5-star hotel, there are several points of interest, from the Hugo Boss-designed chairs, to the Zen Garden, to the multiplicity of catering outlets each of a high quality, including a champagne bar and French restaurant.

The hotel actually sits on three floors of underground parking, which could make it a good option for large events with delegates driving in. Although the hotel has six categories of bedrooms, I felt that even the standard bedrooms offer a large and luxurious feeling.

Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow


Located close to Terminal 4, the Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow was formerly the Jury’s Inn, and offers a great modern product for M&E clients in Heathrow. The meeting rooms are spread over the ground floor in various clusters, and the ones I saw featured plentiful natural daylight. The bedrooms feel very fresh and modern, with mostly neutral colours with flashes of accent. The hotel has on-site charged parking, but is a short walk away from Hatton Cross Underground Station (the next stop from Heathrow). 

Southampton’S Largest Conference Space!

Southampton's largest conference space!
Southampton’s largest conference space!

The Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton offers the largest conference space with accommodation in central Southampton. The Mayflower Suite seats 500 theatre style with 8 additional meeting rooms and 173 bedrooms. A 4 million pound refurbishment was completed in June 2014 of all 173 bedrooms, meetings space, Boardwalk restaurant and Hamtun bar. There is a Glass Atrium with glass lift overlooking Southampton water and city cruise terminals. Free WI-FI is provided throughout the hotel. 

The Grand Harbour Hotel In Southampton

The Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton
The Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton
The Grand Harbour Hotel offers the largest conference space with accommodation in central Southampton. The Mayflower Suite seats 500 theatre style with 8 additional meeting rooms and 173 bedrooms. A 4 million pound refurbishment was completed in June 2014 of all 173 bedrooms, meetings space, Boardwalk restaurant and the Hamtun bar. There is a Glass Atrium with a glass lift overlooking Southampton water and city cruise terminals. This is an individual privately owned property. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel

The Holiday Inn Stratford Upon Avon

The Holiday Inn Stratford upon Avon
The Holiday Inn Stratford upon Avon

The Holiday Inn Stratford upon Avon is ideally located within walking distance of the town centre and only a mile away from the main train station, in addition to this there are ample car parking spaces and the venue is easy to reach by car. The reception area is large and modern looking, with a statement fire place in the centre. The amount of space makes the reception area perfect for additional registration desks. There are a multitude of meeting spaces, with capacities ranging from 20 – 550 theatre style. There is plenty of space outside of the larger meeting rooms for refreshments or even exhibition spaces. Although not all of the meeting rooms are together, they are clearly sign posted and easy to locate. The bar and restaurant area is very large and has views of the river and a lovely outside terrace area- which would be great in the summer months. Overall, the venue is a great candidate for meetings large and small and its location makes it an excellent contender for clients wanting to hold a meeting or event in the area.

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The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

Malmasion


The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   


Malmasion


The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

Trinity’s George Harriman Hardy and Gemma Francis took a trip to Birmingham to check out some new venues. Read their impressions below.


Malmasion


The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

Trinity’s George Harriman Hardy and Gemma Francis took a trip to Birmingham to check out some new venues. Read their impressions below.


Malmasion


The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

More exciting venues in Birmingham
More exciting venues in Birmingham

Trinity’s George Harriman Hardy and Gemma Francis took a trip to Birmingham to check out some new venues. Read their impressions below.


Malmasion


The hotel is located right next to the Mailbox minutes from New Street station. The hotel is stylish, sleek and contemporary. All meeting space is on the mezzanine level and there is a conference desk directly in front of the lifts and a large foyer area with sofas and soft seating (tea/coffee and lunch can be served in this area). There are 189 bedrooms and all are a good size and very well decorated in the usual boutique style. The hotel has a wine cellar located just off the restaurant, which seats a maximum of 12, and works really well with the private dining room just next door. Wine tasting can be offered here or, if there are more than 12 people, on the conference floor. This is a fantastic hotel best suited to smaller meetings and especially those looking for a little luxury. The hotel does not have its own car park however the Mailbox car park is housed in the same building so is very easily accessible. The the meeting rooms are a little dark however additional lighting could be sourced if necessary.


Hotel Du Vin


The hotel is located in the Jewellery quarter of the city and has a traditional feel to it. The reception has a grand staircase which leads up to some of the bedrooms. The Hotel Du Vin has a small number of meeting spaces, the largest of which has lots of natural daylight and can hold up to 90 delegates theatre style. The venue has a courtyard situated in the middle of the venue and has the option to cover this with a glass retractable roof, this would be a lovely space for lunches and events during the summer months or great to use as breakout space. The venue has its own pub which is a lovely space and would be a great for exclusive use for parties. The venue is mainly geared towards dinners and parties however the smaller meeting rooms would be good for a small board meeting. Some of the smaller meeting rooms can appear to be dark due to the low lighting however this can rectified and additional lighting can be supplied is necessary.  



The Studio Birmingham


The Studio Birmingham has been nicknamed “The Tardis” due to its deceptive size. From the outside the venue is just a small doorway located on one of the streets just off the high-street, but once you get inside it is a 4 floor meetings and events centre. There is a huge amount of flexible space at this venue, allowing them to cover almost any eventuality up to 220 theatre. Their largest capacity room, the Explore room, has incredible in-built AV and the natural daylight throughout the venue is fantastic. The venue as a whole is modern, funky and quirky and has a relaxed and welcoming environment- mainly due to the kind and relaxed mentality of the venues staff. There are also two “play” rooms that are creative areas with beanbags and bright and quirky décor- these areas are great for creative brainstorming or informal meetings. They also have an understanding with a nearby hotel so that they can offer a 24hour rate which is unusual for a venue without on-site bedrooms. I feel that The Studio in Birmingham is a great venue, but may not be suitable for clients who are seeking a more traditional feel.  


MacDonald Birmingham


The MacDonald hotel in Birmingham has a good variety of meeting space and its largest room is able to hold 240 in a cabaret layout. It also has a large amount of boardrooms varying from 6- 20 delegates- all the boardrooms, and the majority of the meeting space in general, have natural daylight. Their largest room has no obstructive pillars. The bedrooms are of a good standard with all the required amenities, they are also a really good size especially considering the hotels location. The venues biggest selling point is its location on the high street of Birmingham, allowing a short walk to pretty much anything you could possibly want. It is also only about a 4 minutes’ walk from the nearest station. The venue is a more traditional style and may not be to everyone’s taste. The location, while fantastic in terms of accessibility and local attractions, could be noisy at night.


Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham


The Hilton Garden Inn is located slightly out of the city centre but has some good meeting space that is typical of that of other Hiltons. The bedrooms are all a nice standard and are well appointed with all the required amenities. The hotel only has standard and twin rooms that follow a consistent standard, perfect for housing. multiple delegates fairly. They are all also the same in terms of décor with neutral tones that are likely to suit the majority of peoples taste. Across the board this venue is similar to other Hilton properties, so clients who know and love the Hilton brand will know what to expect. All of the bedrooms and meeting spaces have natural daylight as well. While the standard and consistency of the Hilton brand is what makes it so popular, it may not be suitable for clients who are looking for something a little bit out of the ordinary.  


Radisson Blu Birmingham


The Radisson Blu Birmingham is an unmissable building made mostly out of glass and is currently the tallest building in Birmingham. Needless to say, natural daylight is in abundance in both meeting rooms and bedrooms. The styling throughout the venue is very nice with marble floors in the majority of the public areas and neutral colours. The bedroom styling is very nice with 3 different styles of decor to choose from, ensuring there is something for everyone. The Radisson’s largest room has a maximum capacity of 60 in a cabaret layout, meaning that the Radisson is not able to host any of the larger events, but is a fantastic option for any smaller meetings.  


Novotel Birmingham


The Novotel Birmingham has 148 bedrooms, each of which are a good size and have all the required mod cons. All of the spaces in the hotel follow the similar styling of bright colours contrasting against neutral surroundings with modern and stylish furniture. The hotel has 8 meeting rooms with the largest holding up to 300 theatre style. They also have a space located adjacent to the Elements restaurant that is perfect for private dining. The Novotel Birmingham is very clean cut and modern, those clients requiring something with a little more character would not find this venue suitable for their needs.

   

New Kensington Site Visits


The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Vanderbilt is conveniently located 2 minutes’ walk away from Gloucester Road underground station, which has direct tube links to London King’s Cross station. The building itself is converted town houses and because of this the venue fits in wonderfully to the surrounding areas. The lobby is decorated in an old English living room style, and has a small area with i-macs and printers, which are free to use. There are 12 meeting rooms in total, all of which have been recently refurbished to a high standard and include inbuilt sound systems and LCD projectors. The majority of the meeting rooms are on the lower ground floor, so they do not have natural daylight.


Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


The Vanderbilt is conveniently located 2 minutes’ walk away from Gloucester Road underground station, which has direct tube links to London King’s Cross station. The building itself is converted town houses and because of this the venue fits in wonderfully to the surrounding areas. The lobby is decorated in an old English living room style, and has a small area with i-macs and printers, which are free to use. There are 12 meeting rooms in total, all of which have been recently refurbished to a high standard and include inbuilt sound systems and LCD projectors. The majority of the meeting rooms are on the lower ground floor, so they do not have natural daylight.


Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 



Radisson Blu Edwardian, Vanderbilt

The Vanderbilt is conveniently located 2 minutes’ walk away from Gloucester Road underground station, which has direct tube links to London King’s Cross station. The building itself is converted town houses and because of this the venue fits in wonderfully to the surrounding areas. The lobby is decorated in an old English living room style, and has a small area with i-macs and printers, which are free to use. There are 12 meeting rooms in total, all of which have been recently refurbished to a high standard and include inbuilt sound systems and LCD projectors. The majority of the meeting rooms are on the lower ground floor, so they do not have natural daylight.


Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


Daisy Goddard visited new venues in Kensington recently, read her report below.


Radisson Blu Edwardian, Vanderbilt

The Vanderbilt is conveniently located 2 minutes’ walk away from Gloucester Road underground station, which has direct tube links to London King’s Cross station. The building itself is converted town houses and because of this the venue fits in wonderfully to the surrounding areas. The lobby is decorated in an old English living room style, and has a small area with i-macs and printers, which are free to use. There are 12 meeting rooms in total, all of which have been recently refurbished to a high standard and include inbuilt sound systems and LCD projectors. The majority of the meeting rooms are on the lower ground floor, so they do not have natural daylight.


Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


Daisy Goddard visited new venues in Kensington recently, read her report below.


Radisson Blu Edwardian, Vanderbilt

The Vanderbilt is conveniently located 2 minutes’ walk away from Gloucester Road underground station, which has direct tube links to London King’s Cross station. The building itself is converted town houses and because of this the venue fits in wonderfully to the surrounding areas. The lobby is decorated in an old English living room style, and has a small area with i-macs and printers, which are free to use. There are 12 meeting rooms in total, all of which have been recently refurbished to a high standard and include inbuilt sound systems and LCD projectors. The majority of the meeting rooms are on the lower ground floor, so they do not have natural daylight.


Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery. 


New Kensington Site Visits
New Kensington Site Visits

Daisy Goddard visited new venues in Kensington recently, read her report below.


Radisson Blu Edwardian, Vanderbilt

The Vanderbilt is conveniently located 2 minutes’ walk away from Gloucester Road underground station, which has direct tube links to London King’s Cross station. The building itself is converted town houses and because of this the venue fits in wonderfully to the surrounding areas. The lobby is decorated in an old English living room style, and has a small area with i-macs and printers, which are free to use. There are 12 meeting rooms in total, all of which have been recently refurbished to a high standard and include inbuilt sound systems and LCD projectors. The majority of the meeting rooms are on the lower ground floor, so they do not have natural daylight.


Crowne Plaza Kensington

The Crowne Plaza Kensington is really easy to locate due to the lovely façade, with large flags draped either side of the Crowne Plaza signage. The lobby is large and all of the staff are very helpful and friendly. The meeting rooms are all fitted with the latest technology, including screens which can wirelessly connect to most laptops/i-pads/tablets. There are also whiteboards that blend in to the style of the room, lessening the needs for flip-charts. Some of the meeting rooms connect directly to a lovely terrace and garden area, which would be perfect for team building activities or reception drinks in the warmer months. All of the bedrooms are undergoing a refurbishment, which is due to be completed by March/April this year.


London Marriott Hotel Kensington

There really is no missing the London Marriott Hotel Kensington, the large hotel is encapsulated by a glass atrium which reaches all the way to the top floors. The lobby is extremely large and bright, due to the glass walls and all the staff are very approachable. The hotel’s meeting spaces are now fully operational following a £1.3 million refurbishment at the end of 2014. The meeting rooms are designed with Marriott’s “Future of Meetings” concept in mind, which is a new focus on each meeting’s individuality and purpose. To move away from the perception of meeting spaces as just “tables and chairs” the meeting rooms are all equip with state of the art technology including a “click-share system” which allows multiple laptops or tablets to wirelessly connect to screens in the rooms. The break-out areas are cleverly designed to inspire “social, collaborative and mobile work”, with small work stations and plug sockets readily available. There are 9 meeting rooms in total, with the largest room being able to hold 101 delegates.  


Mercure London Kensington

This hotel is on the smaller side, and this is evident in the size of both the lobby and the bedrooms. There is only one meeting room on site, which can seat a maximum of 20 delegates’ theatre style, but it is possible to use the breakfast room as a meeting space. There is a small internet station just off of the main lobby and also a coffee shop. There does not seem to be much difference between a standard and executive bedroom, and there is only one meeting room. 


Copthorne Tara Hotel, London Kensington

Outside of the venue there are traditionally dressed concierges, who are waiting to help delegates and guests. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large lobby area with a multitude of different shops, including a gift shop. Due to the fact the venue is in a quieter area, you are able to drive directly to the entrance of the hotel. The meeting rooms are all decorated traditionally and a conscious effort has been made to keep the rooms as authentic as possible, evident in the wooden panels in the Shannon Suite. There are also spaces to cater for larger events. None of the meeting spaces have natural daylight.


Royal Garden Hotel

The venue is easily accessible with valet right at the entrance and an NCP car park directly next door. The lobby is extremely large and airy and there are plenty of staff on hand to help. The bar is on an upper level and overlooks to reception area. The hotel has a variety of different sized meeting rooms, including the Palace Suite, which can hold up to 550 delegates theatre style. The larger meeting rooms (The Palace Suite and the Kensington Suite) can be partitioned to make smaller spaces. In addition to this, the meetings spaces are served by their own private entrance. Only three of the meeting rooms have natural daylight, (the Balmoral, Highgrove and York).  


Kensington Close Hotel

The entrance to Kensington Close Hotel is very grand and leads on to a large reception area with a relaxed bar area with lots of space. There are 12 newly refurbished meeting rooms which can accommodate anything from 2-250 delegates. Many of the larger rooms can be partitioned and are therefore very flexible. The breakout areas are lovely and refreshments can often be served inside of the meeting rooms. There is a lovely garden area, but this only available to use until 8pm, due to the residential surroundings


Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum

The Holiday Inn Kensington Forum is a very large, imposing building in a convenient location, with a less than convenient entrance (you have to walk around the side of the building, past all the loading bays of the hotel). The meeting spaces are contained in “The Academy”, which was fully furbished only a year ago, the Holiday Inn’s dedicated meeting area of the hotel. There are 13 different meeting spaces which are served by self-service refreshment areas and their own dedicated registration desks. The building really is not much to look at from the outside, but this is not reflected in the interior.


Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington 

The lobby of this venue is really impressive, as are the staff who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The venue is directly connected to its own dedicated conference centre, which has a staggering 25 separate meeting spaces, including the lovely conservatory, which would be perfect for an evening reception or event. All of the bedrooms are the same size, which is convenient for housing multiple delegates. Everything about this venue is impressive. There is an underground car park with 300 spaces.


Millennium Baileys Hotel London Kensington

The Millennium Baileys is a sister property to the Millennium Gloucester, and its history as a Gentlemen’s Club means that it is steeped in character. The hotel has recently undergone a refurbishment, and this shows in all areas of the hotel, especially the bar and restaurant area, which is busy every night of the week. There are no meeting spaces on site, but works well for a place for delegates attending meetings at the Millennium Gloucester to go for a change of scenery.