St Andrews Shows Us Its Best Hotels And Venues

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Located just outside of St Andrews with Leuchars train station a short 15 minute drive away this is stunning hotel in a equally stunning location. The conference space at this venue is fit for purpose has the use of lots of outside space including grassed areas and patio area which is ideal for team building and outdoor events. The venue can organise a Highland games themed team building activity, Whisky Distillery tours and many other activities. The conference area has 10 multi-purpose large and smaller meeting rooms all located in the same area which is ideal to ensure smooth running of events that require syndicate rooms. The Robert Burns Ballroom is 6179 sq ft and is a great space for product launches and other large events. This space also has a loading ramp which is great for any product / car launches. The Ballroom has numerous doors which delegates can exit the space and will alleviate any bottlenecks once an event has finished.  The venue has a large Atrium area which can hold up to 1000 delegates, which would be ideal for large Gala Dinners and extravagant product launches and events. Although the Ballrooms does not have natural daylight it has excellent use of light and would be a great space for any large event  The John Barbour Auditorium can seat up to 106 delegates with fixed seating and in built equipment. Many of the meeting rooms have French doors which open out onto a paved terrace area which is ideal for outside lunches, the terrace area leads out on to grassed area which is great for outdoor team building activities. The entire conference space can be hired for exclusive use. The Fairmont St Andrews has an Italian eatery which can be hired for exclusive use. The restaurant offers a relaxed and an informal setting with great tasting simple Italian dishes with exceptional service, an ideal location to break up any residential stay with a chilled and relaxed dinner.  Dundee airport is just a 20 minute drive away, with Edinburgh being about an hour. This is a great venue and organisers should not be put off by distances.

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Located just outside of St Andrews with Leuchars train station a short 15 minute drive away this is stunning hotel in a equally stunning location. The conference space at this venue is fit for purpose has the use of lots of outside space including grassed areas and patio area which is ideal for team building and outdoor events. The venue can organise a Highland games themed team building activity, Whisky Distillery tours and many other activities. The conference area has 10 multi-purpose large and smaller meeting rooms all located in the same area which is ideal to ensure smooth running of events that require syndicate rooms. The Robert Burns Ballroom is 6179 sq ft and is a great space for product launches and other large events. This space also has a loading ramp which is great for any product / car launches. The Ballroom has numerous doors which delegates can exit the space and will alleviate any bottlenecks once an event has finished.  The venue has a large Atrium area which can hold up to 1000 delegates, which would be ideal for large Gala Dinners and extravagant product launches and events. Although the Ballrooms does not have natural daylight it has excellent use of light and would be a great space for any large event  The John Barbour Auditorium can seat up to 106 delegates with fixed seating and in built equipment. Many of the meeting rooms have French doors which open out onto a paved terrace area which is ideal for outside lunches, the terrace area leads out on to grassed area which is great for outdoor team building activities. The entire conference space can be hired for exclusive use. The Fairmont St Andrews has an Italian eatery which can be hired for exclusive use. The restaurant offers a relaxed and an informal setting with great tasting simple Italian dishes with exceptional service, an ideal location to break up any residential stay with a chilled and relaxed dinner.  Dundee airport is just a 20 minute drive away, with Edinburgh being about an hour. This is a great venue and organisers should not be put off by distances.

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 


Located just outside of St Andrews with Leuchars train station a short 15 minute drive away this is stunning hotel in a equally stunning location. The conference space at this venue is fit for purpose has the use of lots of outside space including grassed areas and patio area which is ideal for team building and outdoor events. The venue can organise a Highland games themed team building activity, Whisky Distillery tours and many other activities. The conference area has 10 multi-purpose large and smaller meeting rooms all located in the same area which is ideal to ensure smooth running of events that require syndicate rooms. The Robert Burns Ballroom is 6179 sq ft and is a great space for product launches and other large events. This space also has a loading ramp which is great for any product / car launches. The Ballroom has numerous doors which delegates can exit the space and will alleviate any bottlenecks once an event has finished.  The venue has a large Atrium area which can hold up to 1000 delegates, which would be ideal for large Gala Dinners and extravagant product launches and events. Although the Ballrooms does not have natural daylight it has excellent use of light and would be a great space for any large event  The John Barbour Auditorium can seat up to 106 delegates with fixed seating and in built equipment. Many of the meeting rooms have French doors which open out onto a paved terrace area which is ideal for outside lunches, the terrace area leads out on to grassed area which is great for outdoor team building activities. The entire conference space can be hired for exclusive use. The Fairmont St Andrews has an Italian eatery which can be hired for exclusive use. The restaurant offers a relaxed and an informal setting with great tasting simple Italian dishes with exceptional service, an ideal location to break up any residential stay with a chilled and relaxed dinner.  Dundee airport is just a 20 minute drive away, with Edinburgh being about an hour. This is a great venue and organisers should not be put off by distances.

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Trinity’s Gemma Francis took a visit up to the Fairmont St Andrews to see what new and exciting venues it had to offer. Read her report below!


Located just outside of St Andrews with Leuchars train station a short 15 minute drive away this is stunning hotel in a equally stunning location. The conference space at this venue is fit for purpose has the use of lots of outside space including grassed areas and patio area which is ideal for team building and outdoor events. The venue can organise a Highland games themed team building activity, Whisky Distillery tours and many other activities. The conference area has 10 multi-purpose large and smaller meeting rooms all located in the same area which is ideal to ensure smooth running of events that require syndicate rooms. The Robert Burns Ballroom is 6179 sq ft and is a great space for product launches and other large events. This space also has a loading ramp which is great for any product / car launches. The Ballroom has numerous doors which delegates can exit the space and will alleviate any bottlenecks once an event has finished.  The venue has a large Atrium area which can hold up to 1000 delegates, which would be ideal for large Gala Dinners and extravagant product launches and events. Although the Ballrooms does not have natural daylight it has excellent use of light and would be a great space for any large event  The John Barbour Auditorium can seat up to 106 delegates with fixed seating and in built equipment. Many of the meeting rooms have French doors which open out onto a paved terrace area which is ideal for outside lunches, the terrace area leads out on to grassed area which is great for outdoor team building activities. The entire conference space can be hired for exclusive use. The Fairmont St Andrews has an Italian eatery which can be hired for exclusive use. The restaurant offers a relaxed and an informal setting with great tasting simple Italian dishes with exceptional service, an ideal location to break up any residential stay with a chilled and relaxed dinner.  Dundee airport is just a 20 minute drive away, with Edinburgh being about an hour. This is a great venue and organisers should not be put off by distances.

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Trinity’s Gemma Francis took a visit up to the Fairmont St Andrews to see what new and exciting venues it had to offer. Read her report below!


Located just outside of St Andrews with Leuchars train station a short 15 minute drive away this is stunning hotel in a equally stunning location. The conference space at this venue is fit for purpose has the use of lots of outside space including grassed areas and patio area which is ideal for team building and outdoor events. The venue can organise a Highland games themed team building activity, Whisky Distillery tours and many other activities. The conference area has 10 multi-purpose large and smaller meeting rooms all located in the same area which is ideal to ensure smooth running of events that require syndicate rooms. The Robert Burns Ballroom is 6179 sq ft and is a great space for product launches and other large events. This space also has a loading ramp which is great for any product / car launches. The Ballroom has numerous doors which delegates can exit the space and will alleviate any bottlenecks once an event has finished.  The venue has a large Atrium area which can hold up to 1000 delegates, which would be ideal for large Gala Dinners and extravagant product launches and events. Although the Ballrooms does not have natural daylight it has excellent use of light and would be a great space for any large event  The John Barbour Auditorium can seat up to 106 delegates with fixed seating and in built equipment. Many of the meeting rooms have French doors which open out onto a paved terrace area which is ideal for outside lunches, the terrace area leads out on to grassed area which is great for outdoor team building activities. The entire conference space can be hired for exclusive use. The Fairmont St Andrews has an Italian eatery which can be hired for exclusive use. The restaurant offers a relaxed and an informal setting with great tasting simple Italian dishes with exceptional service, an ideal location to break up any residential stay with a chilled and relaxed dinner.  Dundee airport is just a 20 minute drive away, with Edinburgh being about an hour. This is a great venue and organisers should not be put off by distances.

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

St Andrews shows us its best Hotels and Venues
St Andrews shows us its best Hotels and Venues

Trinity’s Gemma Francis took a visit up to the Fairmont St Andrews to see what new and exciting venues it had to offer. Read her report below!


Located just outside of St Andrews with Leuchars train station a short 15 minute drive away this is stunning hotel in a equally stunning location. The conference space at this venue is fit for purpose has the use of lots of outside space including grassed areas and patio area which is ideal for team building and outdoor events. The venue can organise a Highland games themed team building activity, Whisky Distillery tours and many other activities. The conference area has 10 multi-purpose large and smaller meeting rooms all located in the same area which is ideal to ensure smooth running of events that require syndicate rooms. The Robert Burns Ballroom is 6179 sq ft and is a great space for product launches and other large events. This space also has a loading ramp which is great for any product / car launches. The Ballroom has numerous doors which delegates can exit the space and will alleviate any bottlenecks once an event has finished.  The venue has a large Atrium area which can hold up to 1000 delegates, which would be ideal for large Gala Dinners and extravagant product launches and events. Although the Ballrooms does not have natural daylight it has excellent use of light and would be a great space for any large event  The John Barbour Auditorium can seat up to 106 delegates with fixed seating and in built equipment. Many of the meeting rooms have French doors which open out onto a paved terrace area which is ideal for outside lunches, the terrace area leads out on to grassed area which is great for outdoor team building activities. The entire conference space can be hired for exclusive use. The Fairmont St Andrews has an Italian eatery which can be hired for exclusive use. The restaurant offers a relaxed and an informal setting with great tasting simple Italian dishes with exceptional service, an ideal location to break up any residential stay with a chilled and relaxed dinner.  Dundee airport is just a 20 minute drive away, with Edinburgh being about an hour. This is a great venue and organisers should not be put off by distances.

I recently attended a Fam trip to the Fairmont St Andrews, it is a stunning venue and ideal for so many events. I really enjoyed the highland games event which was organised for us and the Burns Night dinner was truly unforgettable. So much time and effort went into organising this trip and I would like to thank all at the Fairmont St Andrews for a great trip. I had a truly amazing experience and look forward to working with them on future events as I know 100% my clients will be very and truly looked after.


The Clubhouse

The Clubhouse overlooks 2 championship golf courses and has stunning views over the bay of St Andrews. The venue uses locally sourced Scottish ingredients to offer simple yet impressive dinning with excellent service.  This venue is a stunning dinner option in the evenings with the backdrop of the lights of St Andrews which create a wonder ambiance for any event. The Clubhouse can be hired for exclusive use. The venue is located outside of St Andrews with a small car park, and we would recommend transfers to/from this venue.  


Hill of Tarvit

This venue is 12 miles outside of St Andrews and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and is steeped in history. The venue can offer a range of activities such as murder mystery events, a game of crocket on the lawn or a game of golf as it has a hickory golf course which has been rebuilt as used by the Sharpes’ family. The Hill of Tarvit is more geared towards dinners, drinks reception or weddings, if clients are looking for something a little bit different this would be an ideal, elegant and traditional venue. The venue can accommodate up to a maximum of 60 delegates for dinner and up to 100 guests for a drinks reception. If client are having a dinner they are unable to serve red wine in some of the rooms due to the amount of fine art work, original tapestries and antique flooring.  


Kinkell Byre Barn

The venue which is located on Kinkell farm which is located a short drive away from St Andrews with coastal views. The main space can hold events for up to 300 for dinners and up to an additional 200 in one of the adjacent spaces which would still have access to the dance floor, catering area and still feel like part of the event. The space is absolutely stunning and is a great venue for Gala dinners, awards evenings and parties. The byre and the Stables has all the original wooden beams and stone walls, this is really lovely venue and is very versatile for any event. The use of lighting, candles, soft furnishings and AV equipment really does transform this barn into a dream venue for any event. Although the venue is located outside of St Andrews a taxi company can be supplied at a charge to ensure all delegates arrive at the venue. I would suggest a site visit for any events where wheelchair users will be attending. 


Balgove Larder Steakbarn

This is a very rustic and unique venue which would be great for private events. The barn is open during the summer months from Thursday to Sunday. The barn has the majority of its structure which is built up from huge wooden crates and a steal roof. With an open air style of cooking in a large open grill and oven, all the food served is to an exceptionally high standard with many of the produce such as sausages, steaks and burgers coming from the farm itself. The barn is situation down a long driveway, across from the car park, farm shop and café. This would be a lovely venue for summer parties, gatherings and informal dinners during the summer months. Due to the structure of the barn a site visit would be appropriate for any events due to take place during the start/end of summer due to temperatures.


Forgans

This restaurant is situated in the heart of St Andrew. Its focus is on great tasting bistro food and ethically source the best local produce.  All the fresh vegetables are nicely displayed in the entrance and the chefs come and choose what they need. This is a very funky venue and would be an ideal venue for large informal dinners. The restaurant/booths at this venue are not private and the venue could get quite noisy if there was a lot of customers. If there is a large number of delegates we would recommend exclusive hire of this venue. 

Ashton Gate Stadium Undergoes £45 Million Transformation


The Dolman Exhibition Hall features ground floor access, a ceiling height of 3.2m, is fully refurbished, has natural daylight and comes with air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi and free car parking.  


The venue’s South Stand will be open from September 2015 and they are now taking bookings. By September 2016 the Williams Stand will have a 850 seated restaurant and 20 executive boxes and will be the largest meeting and events venue in the South West. 


 The Dolman exhibition hall is one of the region’s largest multi-purpose conference, exhibition and banqueting venue. The Dolman Exhibition Hall boasts 1,700 square metres of floor space. The area is open with no obstructions or pillars and is perfect for exhibitions, conferences, large private parties and wedding receptions.


The Dolman Exhibition Hall features ground floor access, a ceiling height of 3.2m, is fully refurbished, has natural daylight and comes with air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi and free car parking.  


The venue’s South Stand will be open from September 2015 and they are now taking bookings. By September 2016 the Williams Stand will have a 850 seated restaurant and 20 executive boxes and will be the largest meeting and events venue in the South West. 


 The Dolman exhibition hall is one of the region’s largest multi-purpose conference, exhibition and banqueting venue. The Dolman Exhibition Hall boasts 1,700 square metres of floor space. The area is open with no obstructions or pillars and is perfect for exhibitions, conferences, large private parties and wedding receptions.


The Dolman Exhibition Hall features ground floor access, a ceiling height of 3.2m, is fully refurbished, has natural daylight and comes with air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi and free car parking.  


The venue’s South Stand will be open from September 2015 and they are now taking bookings. By September 2016 the Williams Stand will have a 850 seated restaurant and 20 executive boxes and will be the largest meeting and events venue in the South West. 

The Ashton Gate Stadium, the home of Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Rugby Club, is undergoing a £45 million transformation into a state-of-the-art 27,000 capacity stadium including new conference facilities, administration offices, a sports bar, café and shops. The work will consist of three separate phases to the Wedlock, Dolman and Williams Stands. The 86 year-old Wedlock Stand has been demolished and is currently being rebuilt, before the Dolman Stand is redeveloped. Work will then begin to demolish and rebuild the Williams Stand.


 The Dolman exhibition hall is one of the region’s largest multi-purpose conference, exhibition and banqueting venue. The Dolman Exhibition Hall boasts 1,700 square metres of floor space. The area is open with no obstructions or pillars and is perfect for exhibitions, conferences, large private parties and wedding receptions.


The Dolman Exhibition Hall features ground floor access, a ceiling height of 3.2m, is fully refurbished, has natural daylight and comes with air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi and free car parking.  


The venue’s South Stand will be open from September 2015 and they are now taking bookings. By September 2016 the Williams Stand will have a 850 seated restaurant and 20 executive boxes and will be the largest meeting and events venue in the South West. 
Ashton Gate Stadium undergoes £45 Million Transformation
Ashton Gate Stadium undergoes £45 Million Transformation

The Ashton Gate Stadium, the home of Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Rugby Club, is undergoing a £45 million transformation into a state-of-the-art 27,000 capacity stadium including new conference facilities, administration offices, a sports bar, café and shops. The work will consist of three separate phases to the Wedlock, Dolman and Williams Stands. The 86 year-old Wedlock Stand has been demolished and is currently being rebuilt, before the Dolman Stand is redeveloped. Work will then begin to demolish and rebuild the Williams Stand.


 The Dolman exhibition hall is one of the region’s largest multi-purpose conference, exhibition and banqueting venue. The Dolman Exhibition Hall boasts 1,700 square metres of floor space. The area is open with no obstructions or pillars and is perfect for exhibitions, conferences, large private parties and wedding receptions.


The Dolman Exhibition Hall features ground floor access, a ceiling height of 3.2m, is fully refurbished, has natural daylight and comes with air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi and free car parking.  


The venue’s South Stand will be open from September 2015 and they are now taking bookings. By September 2016 the Williams Stand will have a 850 seated restaurant and 20 executive boxes and will be the largest meeting and events venue in the South West. 

Do You Really Know The Grove, The Runnymede-On-Thames And The Athenaeum Hotels?

Do you really know The Grove, The Runnymede-on-Thames and The Athenaeum Hotels?
Do you really know The Grove, The Runnymede-on-Thames and The Athenaeum Hotels?

Here are some fun facts that we learnt last week when these hotels came to visit … you’ll be able to amaze your delegates with this fascinating information .


THE GROVE


•         Queen Victoria is said to have invented ‘the weekend break’ following her visits to The Grove.

•         George Stubbs was a frequent guest of the Earls of Clarendon and many of his works feature the horses on the estate.

•         The Grove was the secret wartime HQ for the London, Midland & Scottish Railway.  It was of great strategic importance and called “Project X”. 

•         The cast of Harry Potter stayed at The Grove whilst filming the most successful film series of all time at nearby Warner Bros Studios Leavesden.

•         In 2006, The Grove welcomed the world’s top 64 players as part of the World Golf Championships, which was won by Tiger Woods.

•         The Grove is a popular destination for sports teams and has welcomed international sides for football, rugby, cricket and the NFL.


THE ATHENAEUM


•         To work on his movies, Steven Spielberg installed an edit suite in the adjoining apartment to his own and edited ET, First Encounters and Indiana Jones right there.

•         During World War II, Winston Churchill used the disused tube station on Down Street as a secret bunker and requested that the Athenaeum provide all his meals.

•         The 8-storey Living Wall at the front of the building contains more than 12,000 plants. It helps keep the hotel warm during the winter and cool during the summer!

•         The Whisky Bar is home to over 300 types of whisky (and counting) – an unrivalled selection in London!


THE RUNNYMEDE


•         The Runnymede-on-Thames has the UK’s only HotTug boat, if you fancy sailing down the river in a hot tub!

•         The hotel is located on the meadows opposite where the “Magna Carta” or “The Great Charter” was signed on 15th June 1215. It’s the 800th Anniversary this year. 

•         The JFK Memorial is nearby; it’s a British memorial to the assassinated president  and was jointly dedicated in May 1965, by Queen Elizabeth II and Jacqueline Kennedy, prior to a reception for the Kennedy family at Windsor Castle. 

•         Olympic welcome. On Bank Holiday Monday 25th August 2008, the Runnymede-on-Thames hosted Team GB’s homecoming following their most successful Olympics in 100 years.


Radisson Blu News


The Radisson Blu Hotel Durham, currently works in partnership with Durham Cathedral, so they can organise special events/dinners at the Cathedral. The hotel has recently upgraded their Wi-Fi to a high-speed wireless connection, which is complimentary in meeting spaces. Their fitness centre has recently upgraded their gym equipment. 


The Park Inn Birmingham West Hotel is currently undergoing a refurbishment, expect bright “feature walls” in each meeting room! A refurbishment of the public areas is due to be completed by the end of March this year. This hotel offers 300 complimentary on-site car parking spaces.


The Radisson Blu Hotel Durham, currently works in partnership with Durham Cathedral, so they can organise special events/dinners at the Cathedral. The hotel has recently upgraded their Wi-Fi to a high-speed wireless connection, which is complimentary in meeting spaces. Their fitness centre has recently upgraded their gym equipment. 

The Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, has recently had a soft refurbishment of their 78 standard bedrooms. Located just minutes from Buckingham Palace and Olympic Park, the hotel is adjacent to the Portman Square Gardens, which is a grade 2 listing in the Register of Park. The park is available for events for up to 600 people.


The Park Inn Birmingham West Hotel is currently undergoing a refurbishment, expect bright “feature walls” in each meeting room! A refurbishment of the public areas is due to be completed by the end of March this year. This hotel offers 300 complimentary on-site car parking spaces.


The Radisson Blu Hotel Durham, currently works in partnership with Durham Cathedral, so they can organise special events/dinners at the Cathedral. The hotel has recently upgraded their Wi-Fi to a high-speed wireless connection, which is complimentary in meeting spaces. Their fitness centre has recently upgraded their gym equipment. 

The Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, has recently had a soft refurbishment of their 78 standard bedrooms. Located just minutes from Buckingham Palace and Olympic Park, the hotel is adjacent to the Portman Square Gardens, which is a grade 2 listing in the Register of Park. The park is available for events for up to 600 people.


The Park Inn Birmingham West Hotel is currently undergoing a refurbishment, expect bright “feature walls” in each meeting room! A refurbishment of the public areas is due to be completed by the end of March this year. This hotel offers 300 complimentary on-site car parking spaces.


The Radisson Blu Hotel Durham, currently works in partnership with Durham Cathedral, so they can organise special events/dinners at the Cathedral. The hotel has recently upgraded their Wi-Fi to a high-speed wireless connection, which is complimentary in meeting spaces. Their fitness centre has recently upgraded their gym equipment. 

Radisson Blu News
Radisson Blu News

The Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, has recently had a soft refurbishment of their 78 standard bedrooms. Located just minutes from Buckingham Palace and Olympic Park, the hotel is adjacent to the Portman Square Gardens, which is a grade 2 listing in the Register of Park. The park is available for events for up to 600 people.


The Park Inn Birmingham West Hotel is currently undergoing a refurbishment, expect bright “feature walls” in each meeting room! A refurbishment of the public areas is due to be completed by the end of March this year. This hotel offers 300 complimentary on-site car parking spaces.


The Radisson Blu Hotel Durham, currently works in partnership with Durham Cathedral, so they can organise special events/dinners at the Cathedral. The hotel has recently upgraded their Wi-Fi to a high-speed wireless connection, which is complimentary in meeting spaces. Their fitness centre has recently upgraded their gym equipment. 

Woburn Safari Park Refurbishment


With summer approaching, it is inevitable that team building will become an important part of meetings and events, and Woburn Safari Park has a multitude of different packages for clients to consider. The half day meeting package, (includes room hire, refreshments and lunch), can be followed by team building packages starting at just £31.00 inc VAT per person. Activities range from “Go Ape” obstacle courses to safari off road adventures.

The Safari Lodge at Woburn Safari Park has just undergone a refurbishment and the result is a modern, fresh space with top of the range technology. The new AV system allows delegates to “Plug-In and Play” their presentations on either, (or both), of the remote drop-down screens on either side of the Lodge. The space is very flexible as areas can be sectioned off, or the Lodge can be used as one large room, with space for up to 160 delegates cabaret style, 240 delegates for dinner or 350 delegates theatre style.


With summer approaching, it is inevitable that team building will become an important part of meetings and events, and Woburn Safari Park has a multitude of different packages for clients to consider. The half day meeting package, (includes room hire, refreshments and lunch), can be followed by team building packages starting at just £31.00 inc VAT per person. Activities range from “Go Ape” obstacle courses to safari off road adventures.

Woburn Safari Park Refurbishment
Woburn Safari Park Refurbishment

The Safari Lodge at Woburn Safari Park has just undergone a refurbishment and the result is a modern, fresh space with top of the range technology. The new AV system allows delegates to “Plug-In and Play” their presentations on either, (or both), of the remote drop-down screens on either side of the Lodge. The space is very flexible as areas can be sectioned off, or the Lodge can be used as one large room, with space for up to 160 delegates cabaret style, 240 delegates for dinner or 350 delegates theatre style.


With summer approaching, it is inevitable that team building will become an important part of meetings and events, and Woburn Safari Park has a multitude of different packages for clients to consider. The half day meeting package, (includes room hire, refreshments and lunch), can be followed by team building packages starting at just £31.00 inc VAT per person. Activities range from “Go Ape” obstacle courses to safari off road adventures.

Tewin Bury Farm To Expand Accommodation Offering

Tewin Bury Farm, a independent hotel located in Welwyn Garden City is hoping to expand its accommodation offering by the end of 2015. The hotel, which is privately owned by 2 brothers is converting a block previously used for offices and are will increase their bedroom stock by between 7 and 9. Currently the hotel has 29 individually designed bedrooms but with 9 meeting spaces, the largest of which can accommodate 500 delegates theatre style, this will be a welcome addition to the property. Tewin Bury Farm is a beautiful venue located in stunning surrounding in Hertfordshire. The hotel is easy to access from the A1 and has lots of complimentary onsite car parking. All of the meeting rooms have daylight and views of the farm and countryside.

Tewin Bury Farm to expand accommodation offering
Tewin Bury Farm to expand accommodation offering

Tewin Bury Farm, a independent hotel located in Welwyn Garden City is hoping to expand its accommodation offering by the end of 2015. The hotel, which is privately owned by 2 brothers is converting a block previously used for offices and are will increase their bedroom stock by between 7 and 9. Currently the hotel has 29 individually designed bedrooms but with 9 meeting spaces, the largest of which can accommodate 500 delegates theatre style, this will be a welcome addition to the property. Tewin Bury Farm is a beautiful venue located in stunning surrounding in Hertfordshire. The hotel is easy to access from the A1 and has lots of complimentary onsite car parking. All of the meeting rooms have daylight and views of the farm and countryside.

Principal Hayley’S Offer To Meeting Organisers

Principal Hayley's offer to meeting organisers
Principal Hayley’s offer to meeting organisers

We had a great visit from Hayley Goodwin last week to update us on all things Principal Hayley.  The continued merger of PH, De Vere and Four Pillars means that there are currently 60 properties in their portfolio, 30 of which fit the ‘Grand Space brief’, offering meeting rooms to hold between 300 and 1000 in theatre layout.  As a result PH have founded ‘The Grand Space Promise’, a selection of guaranteed inclusions for larger events. These include:

  • Prior night setup from 6pm
  • Complimentary organiser’s office
  • Dedicated event manager
  • Organiser radios
  • Organisation of delegate transport
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi for all guests
  • Express check-in area manned by the in-house events team
  • Comprehensive AV package
  • Luggage drops to bedrooms
  • Welcome desk with name badges for delegates manned by in the in-house events team
  • Organisation room drop off
  • Complimentary refreshments for set up operators who are onsite the night prior
  • Complimentary room hire for event team organisation pre and post event meetings
  • ‘Try Before You Buy’ incentive – complimentary meeting space for 10 to 12 delegates and an overnight stay for the organiser
  • Upgraded bedrooms for VIPs
  • Multiple event discounts
  • 5% added value back to the client, to be used for upgrades – welcome drinks, refreshment breaks, menu options, etc.

In addition, it was really interesting to learn about the two new small hotels that they’ve just acquired from the Town House Collection in Scotland:

Blythswood Square Hotel, Glasgow – a 5* boutique property, which is ideal for training courses and small, director level meetings.  The meeting capacity is maximum of 100 theatre style.  This hotel can be used in conjunction with the Grand Central Hotel for additional bedrooms, etc. and it’s only half a mile from Grand Central station

Bonham Hotel, Edinburgh – a boutique property with 49 bedrooms.  There are 2 meeting rooms, with maximum capacity of 26 in boardroom.  This hotel can be used in conjunction with the George Hotel for additional bedrooms, etc. and is located in the West End of the city centre.

Exciting New 2015 Hilton Openings

In June, Hilton at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton will open its doors and in July the Double tree by Hilton Edinburgh will be open. It will be the only new Hilton launching in Scotland this year.

Finally in September, both Hilton London Bankside and Hilton Woking will also be opening their doors to the public.

April will see Hilton launch 3 new hotels, Doubletree by Hilton hotel & spa Liverpool, Hilton London docklands Riverside and Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre. 

Hampton by Hilton Bournemouth is set to be finished for the 12th of May. 

In June, Hilton at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton will open its doors and in July the Double tree by Hilton Edinburgh will be open. It will be the only new Hilton launching in Scotland this year.

Finally in September, both Hilton London Bankside and Hilton Woking will also be opening their doors to the public.

The Hampton by Hilton Newcastle on Baron House Neville Street will be the first to open on the 3rd of March, while the Doubletree by Hilton Nottingham Gateway will open its doors on the 18th of march on Nuthall Road.

April will see Hilton launch 3 new hotels, Doubletree by Hilton hotel & spa Liverpool, Hilton London docklands Riverside and Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre. 

Hampton by Hilton Bournemouth is set to be finished for the 12th of May. 

In June, Hilton at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton will open its doors and in July the Double tree by Hilton Edinburgh will be open. It will be the only new Hilton launching in Scotland this year.

Finally in September, both Hilton London Bankside and Hilton Woking will also be opening their doors to the public.

Hilton Worldwide will open ten new hotels across Britain this year with a further 17 also planned for 2016. The group are planning openings in Liverpool, Edinburgh, Newcastle, London, Bristol, Bournemouth, Southampton, Nottingham and Woking. The new developments are part of the group’s worldwide expansion over the next few years.

The Hampton by Hilton Newcastle on Baron House Neville Street will be the first to open on the 3rd of March, while the Doubletree by Hilton Nottingham Gateway will open its doors on the 18th of march on Nuthall Road.

April will see Hilton launch 3 new hotels, Doubletree by Hilton hotel & spa Liverpool, Hilton London docklands Riverside and Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre. 

Hampton by Hilton Bournemouth is set to be finished for the 12th of May. 

In June, Hilton at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton will open its doors and in July the Double tree by Hilton Edinburgh will be open. It will be the only new Hilton launching in Scotland this year.

Finally in September, both Hilton London Bankside and Hilton Woking will also be opening their doors to the public.

Hilton Worldwide will open ten new hotels across Britain this year with a further 17 also planned for 2016. The group are planning openings in Liverpool, Edinburgh, Newcastle, London, Bristol, Bournemouth, Southampton, Nottingham and Woking. The new developments are part of the group’s worldwide expansion over the next few years.

The Hampton by Hilton Newcastle on Baron House Neville Street will be the first to open on the 3rd of March, while the Doubletree by Hilton Nottingham Gateway will open its doors on the 18th of march on Nuthall Road.

April will see Hilton launch 3 new hotels, Doubletree by Hilton hotel & spa Liverpool, Hilton London docklands Riverside and Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre. 

Hampton by Hilton Bournemouth is set to be finished for the 12th of May. 

In June, Hilton at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton will open its doors and in July the Double tree by Hilton Edinburgh will be open. It will be the only new Hilton launching in Scotland this year.

Finally in September, both Hilton London Bankside and Hilton Woking will also be opening their doors to the public.

Exciting New 2015 Hilton Openings
Exciting New 2015 Hilton Openings

Hilton Worldwide will open ten new hotels across Britain this year with a further 17 also planned for 2016. The group are planning openings in Liverpool, Edinburgh, Newcastle, London, Bristol, Bournemouth, Southampton, Nottingham and Woking. The new developments are part of the group’s worldwide expansion over the next few years.

The Hampton by Hilton Newcastle on Baron House Neville Street will be the first to open on the 3rd of March, while the Doubletree by Hilton Nottingham Gateway will open its doors on the 18th of march on Nuthall Road.

April will see Hilton launch 3 new hotels, Doubletree by Hilton hotel & spa Liverpool, Hilton London docklands Riverside and Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre. 

Hampton by Hilton Bournemouth is set to be finished for the 12th of May. 

In June, Hilton at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton will open its doors and in July the Double tree by Hilton Edinburgh will be open. It will be the only new Hilton launching in Scotland this year.

Finally in September, both Hilton London Bankside and Hilton Woking will also be opening their doors to the public.

Birmingham Site Visit


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Symphony Hall is based in the same building as the ICC, and is an easy 10 minute walk from Brimingham New Street. It is easy to spot if you know to look for the Birmingham Library in the skyline, which is just opposite the hotel. The Hall is well signposted within the building, and is an impressive theatre with modern AV built in, and has a capacity for dinners for around 600-700. The venue can build over the stall-seats, which opens the hall up for different types of events, and would be very impressive. The Symphony Hall have started to target dinner enquiries in particular, but as a non-residential venue some bookers may be hesitant, however there is a huge amount of bedroom-stock within a 5 minute walk.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Symphony Hall is based in the same building as the ICC, and is an easy 10 minute walk from Brimingham New Street. It is easy to spot if you know to look for the Birmingham Library in the skyline, which is just opposite the hotel. The Hall is well signposted within the building, and is an impressive theatre with modern AV built in, and has a capacity for dinners for around 600-700. The venue can build over the stall-seats, which opens the hall up for different types of events, and would be very impressive. The Symphony Hall have started to target dinner enquiries in particular, but as a non-residential venue some bookers may be hesitant, however there is a huge amount of bedroom-stock within a 5 minute walk.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.


Symphony Hall


Symphony Hall is based in the same building as the ICC, and is an easy 10 minute walk from Brimingham New Street. It is easy to spot if you know to look for the Birmingham Library in the skyline, which is just opposite the hotel. The Hall is well signposted within the building, and is an impressive theatre with modern AV built in, and has a capacity for dinners for around 600-700. The venue can build over the stall-seats, which opens the hall up for different types of events, and would be very impressive. The Symphony Hall have started to target dinner enquiries in particular, but as a non-residential venue some bookers may be hesitant, however there is a huge amount of bedroom-stock within a 5 minute walk.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

I recently went to Birmingham for a day of site-visits, I hope you enjoy my reports below! We have an individual target of 100 site visits per year, as part of our commitment to industry knowledge and personal development, so often get to spend the day out and about. Birmingham New Street looks like it will be very swanky when completed, so I think Birmingham could be a great option for bookers, especially if looking for a big-city option outside London (and away from London rates!) 


Symphony Hall


Symphony Hall is based in the same building as the ICC, and is an easy 10 minute walk from Brimingham New Street. It is easy to spot if you know to look for the Birmingham Library in the skyline, which is just opposite the hotel. The Hall is well signposted within the building, and is an impressive theatre with modern AV built in, and has a capacity for dinners for around 600-700. The venue can build over the stall-seats, which opens the hall up for different types of events, and would be very impressive. The Symphony Hall have started to target dinner enquiries in particular, but as a non-residential venue some bookers may be hesitant, however there is a huge amount of bedroom-stock within a 5 minute walk.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

I recently went to Birmingham for a day of site-visits, I hope you enjoy my reports below! We have an individual target of 100 site visits per year, as part of our commitment to industry knowledge and personal development, so often get to spend the day out and about. Birmingham New Street looks like it will be very swanky when completed, so I think Birmingham could be a great option for bookers, especially if looking for a big-city option outside London (and away from London rates!) 


Symphony Hall


Symphony Hall is based in the same building as the ICC, and is an easy 10 minute walk from Brimingham New Street. It is easy to spot if you know to look for the Birmingham Library in the skyline, which is just opposite the hotel. The Hall is well signposted within the building, and is an impressive theatre with modern AV built in, and has a capacity for dinners for around 600-700. The venue can build over the stall-seats, which opens the hall up for different types of events, and would be very impressive. The Symphony Hall have started to target dinner enquiries in particular, but as a non-residential venue some bookers may be hesitant, however there is a huge amount of bedroom-stock within a 5 minute walk.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

Birmingham site visit
Birmingham site visit

I recently went to Birmingham for a day of site-visits, I hope you enjoy my reports below! We have an individual target of 100 site visits per year, as part of our commitment to industry knowledge and personal development, so often get to spend the day out and about. Birmingham New Street looks like it will be very swanky when completed, so I think Birmingham could be a great option for bookers, especially if looking for a big-city option outside London (and away from London rates!) 


Symphony Hall


Symphony Hall is based in the same building as the ICC, and is an easy 10 minute walk from Brimingham New Street. It is easy to spot if you know to look for the Birmingham Library in the skyline, which is just opposite the hotel. The Hall is well signposted within the building, and is an impressive theatre with modern AV built in, and has a capacity for dinners for around 600-700. The venue can build over the stall-seats, which opens the hall up for different types of events, and would be very impressive. The Symphony Hall have started to target dinner enquiries in particular, but as a non-residential venue some bookers may be hesitant, however there is a huge amount of bedroom-stock within a 5 minute walk.


Birmingham Town Hall


After being refurbished for 11 years, Birmingham Town Hall is a charming period venue with modern touches, and is a 5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The venue centres of the main hall itself, which is white and blue, and has plentiful natural daylight. The venue has several other spaces which can be used for catering or syndicates, and a VIP lounge. The main hall has a balcony which can be utilised as the main seating area for presentations, while the stalls are used for exhibition space, as the venue has an intimate air which could help this work.


Hotel La Tour


Hotel La Tour is only a few years old, and is still a fresh new option amongst Birmingham hotels. The interior is crisp and modern, and is sleekly designed to highlight and utilise modern technology, such as automated check-in screens and digital amenities. The meeting space is in a dedicated hub on the first floor, and is segregated from the bedrooms to lessen any chance of guests wondering in. The main meeting rooms can be combined or separated, while the boardrooms offer syndicate space.

The boardroom syndicates aren’t fixed, but the hotel are reluctant to change the layouts for meetings that are less than three or more days long. Also, the meeting space is rather limited so clients who particularly want to book this hotel should maybe plan to book early, during the enquiry’s lifetime.


Conference Aston 


Facing the same preconceptions as other university venues, Conference Aston actually offers a dedicated building purely for conference space and hotel-standard bedrooms. The lounge, restaurant and largest meeting room are based on the ground floor, while the syndicates are mostly on the first floor. The meeting space is decorated in a utilitarian manner, with splashes of vibrant colour here and there, while the centre of the building is a charming courtyard which can be used in summer for either informal break-out space, or BBQ’s.

Although the venue is located on the main campus for Aston University (just a 10 minute walk from the city centre), Conference Aston is based in a dedicated building, purpose-built for corporate events and functions, so some bookers who might be put off by the university label could benefit from a site visit. Also, as a non-profit, rates seem to be highly competitive.


Thinktank


Thinktank is based within the Millennium Point development, a cavernous modern mixed-use building shared with the City of Birmingham University, and other outlets. The venue offers three meeting rooms (two of which can be combined), a catering area, an auditorium, and the museum space itself that can be used for drinks receptions, as well as a large exhibition space. The meeting space is pleasant, however the only room in the venue with natural daylight is the catering room.


Fazeley Studios


Fazeley Studios is a rather unlikely venue, a converted chapel with a discreet entrance housed in what seems to be a non-descript side street around 10/15 walk from Birmingham New Street. Once inside however the venue is charming, and has been thoughtfully decorated to highlight its heritage whilst still modern and fresh. The largest meeting room of the venue has its own dedicated street access, so can be used for car launches etc., or meetings where a set needs to be transported.

The venue has a café/restaurant on site, which is open to the public. Personally when I visited I felt that this added a nice left-of-centre boho air to the venue, but some clients may want a more corporate feel to their meeting venue. Having said that a think most bookers visiting the venue would enjoy its atmosphere. One other consideration was the discreet street entrance off a non-assuming street makes me think that organisers should take extra care that delegates have clear directions to the venue.


The Custard Factory 


The Custard Factory really impressed me as a quirky non-traditional venue, and the venue is really three or four venues in one, as the meeting spaces are somewhat separated from each other, and have a different feel. The Custard Factory complex also houses office space and alternative-themed shops, which gives the locale a similar feel to London’s Camden or Brick Lane, or Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The Old Library in particular is a really charming hidden gem, with period decoration and spades of natural daylight.

The Custard Factory does seem to be more suited towards clients who are looking for something a little alternative or edgy, rather than a normal corporate venue. That said however, the Old Library in particular does have its own dedicated entrance, so a site visit may bring clients round.


The Paragon Hotel


The Paragon Hotel is based close to Digbeth High Street, and is a 15/20 minute walk from Birmingham New Street. The hotel can offer quite a large range of meeting space, with a flexible main room and several medium and smaller syndicate spaces, some of which have in-built screens. The bedrooms in my opinion were a little on the small side, but as an older property room sizes can vary, and the competitive rates of the hotel may compensate for this. The hotel is a good quality three-star option, particularly for clients who are rate-driven and looking for competitive rates, in comparison to the slightly swankier but costlier city-centre hotels.

Exciting New Venues In Leeds

Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

The Queens Hotel is located next to Leeds Station, and is directly to the station via a dedicated entrance. The hotel has a cosy lobby which leads off to some of the meeting rooms on the ground floor. The remaining meeting space is on the first floor, including the ballroom. There is a dedicated service entrance and service lift which allows the space to be used for a variety of events, and the room features a balcony that can be used for AV. The hotel bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style, and the executive lounge features a charming outside terrace.


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

Queens Hotel Leeds

The Queens Hotel is located next to Leeds Station, and is directly to the station via a dedicated entrance. The hotel has a cosy lobby which leads off to some of the meeting rooms on the ground floor. The remaining meeting space is on the first floor, including the ballroom. There is a dedicated service entrance and service lift which allows the space to be used for a variety of events, and the room features a balcony that can be used for AV. The hotel bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style, and the executive lounge features a charming outside terrace.


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 


Queens Hotel Leeds

The Queens Hotel is located next to Leeds Station, and is directly to the station via a dedicated entrance. The hotel has a cosy lobby which leads off to some of the meeting rooms on the ground floor. The remaining meeting space is on the first floor, including the ballroom. There is a dedicated service entrance and service lift which allows the space to be used for a variety of events, and the room features a balcony that can be used for AV. The hotel bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style, and the executive lounge features a charming outside terrace.


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

I decided to visit Leeds recently to see some of the hotels that our clients like to use and get to know what the city can offer.  There’s a great selection of traditional and contemporary properties of different standards to suit all budgets.


Queens Hotel Leeds

The Queens Hotel is located next to Leeds Station, and is directly to the station via a dedicated entrance. The hotel has a cosy lobby which leads off to some of the meeting rooms on the ground floor. The remaining meeting space is on the first floor, including the ballroom. There is a dedicated service entrance and service lift which allows the space to be used for a variety of events, and the room features a balcony that can be used for AV. The hotel bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style, and the executive lounge features a charming outside terrace.


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

I decided to visit Leeds recently to see some of the hotels that our clients like to use and get to know what the city can offer.  There’s a great selection of traditional and contemporary properties of different standards to suit all budgets.


Queens Hotel Leeds

The Queens Hotel is located next to Leeds Station, and is directly to the station via a dedicated entrance. The hotel has a cosy lobby which leads off to some of the meeting rooms on the ground floor. The remaining meeting space is on the first floor, including the ballroom. There is a dedicated service entrance and service lift which allows the space to be used for a variety of events, and the room features a balcony that can be used for AV. The hotel bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style, and the executive lounge features a charming outside terrace.


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac. 

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Exciting new venues in Leeds

I decided to visit Leeds recently to see some of the hotels that our clients like to use and get to know what the city can offer.  There’s a great selection of traditional and contemporary properties of different standards to suit all budgets.


Queens Hotel Leeds

The Queens Hotel is located next to Leeds Station, and is directly to the station via a dedicated entrance. The hotel has a cosy lobby which leads off to some of the meeting rooms on the ground floor. The remaining meeting space is on the first floor, including the ballroom. There is a dedicated service entrance and service lift which allows the space to be used for a variety of events, and the room features a balcony that can be used for AV. The hotel bedrooms are decorated in a traditional style, and the executive lounge features a charming outside terrace.


Park Plaza Leeds

The Park Plaza Leeds is a tower block hotel located just down the road from Leeds Station, and is opposite the Queens Hotel and a number of high street shops.  The hotel itself has a very modern lobby, and a cute executive lounge right at the front of the hotel. The meeting space is located a little higher up in the hotel, and features alot of natural daylight. A key feature of this hotel is that some of the rooms can be combined, and in doing so meeting rooms can enjoy 2 or even 3 sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all modern, and as a tower hotel lots of the bedrooms enjoy views over the city.


Crowne Plaza Leeds

The Crowne Plaza Leeds is located about a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is in a quieter, more business-orientated part of the city than some of the other city hotels. The lobby is large, and some meeting rooms lead directly off the ground floor, while the others lead off the mezzanine. The meeting rooms enjoy natural daylight, and the ground floor rooms are decorated quite traditionally.


Radisson Blu Leeds

The Radisson Blu hotel is situated in the heart of the city centre and is only 10 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is very large and welcoming, in an art deco style, while the meeting rooms are split between the lower ground floor and the mezzanine. The meeting rooms on the lower ground floor are modern and fresh, while the mezzanine rooms which have been recently refurbished are even more modern. All bedrooms are due to be refurbished in early 2015 which promise to be even more bright and specious.


Marriott Leeds City Centre

The Marriott Leeds City Centre is located slap bang in the city centre, and if guests walk out the hotel via the bar/café they will be on one of the main shopping streets. The hotel is decorated in a traditional style, apart from the bar and restaurant, and the meeting space leads off the lobby on the ground floor. The largest meeting room does not have natural daylight, and can be split into three, and features a dedicated lobby area. The smaller meeting rooms on the same floor, which face out of the hotel do enjoy natural daylight.


Malmaison Leeds

The Malmaison Leeds is located just a 10 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is less than a 5 minute walk to the city centre. The hotel is what you would expect of the Malmaison brand, with subdued lighting, and stylish décor, and the meeting rooms on the first floor enjoy high ceilings, which really helps the rooms feel larger. The bedrooms don’t disappoint either, and are also decorated in the same sombre yet stylish way.


Hilton Leeds City Centre

The Hilton Leeds City Centre is a modern styled hotel situated just a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station. The lobby is located on the third floor with lifts and escalators available to bring guests up to the bright and airy lobby. The largest meeting room is the Brigante, which leads directly off the lobby, and can be split into 3 sections. This is only the room not to enjoy natural daylight. The other meeting rooms are on the next floor up, and are also decorated in a modern way. The bedrooms enjoy lots of natural daylight and a fresh décor.


Doubletree Leeds

The Doubletree is a 5 minute walk from Leeds Station, and is located on a wharf which lends a really nice feeling to the property. The hotel is a former Mint/City Inn, and is purpose-built, and so feels very bright and airy, and enjoys floor to ceiling windows on every floor. The meeting space is flexible with lots of rooms which can be combined, and some enjoy two full sides of natural daylight. The bedrooms are all airy and bright, and each features an iMac.