London’s new M by Montcalm hotel launches event space
Montcalm and Searcy’s have partnered to launch a new conference and events venue in Shoreditch’s recently opened M Hotel. The London venue features 5 private dining rooms and a large contemporary meeting room with flexible partitioning to suit different sized events. The space offers state of the art facilities and technology including plasma screens, AV equipment and complimentary high speed broadband. Catering will be led by Searcy’s and led by executive chef and star of The Great British Menu Paul Welburn. There will also be an on-site cocktail bar exclusively for delegates.
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The Brighton i360 will be an exciting new venue in the city when it opens in 2016. It will have a vertical cable car and the world’s tallest moving observation tower. The futuristic glass viewing pod will be able to be hired exclusively for up to 200 delegates and the cable car pods can be tailored to event organisers’ requirements with food and beverage options. The ride on the i360 could also be combined with fine dining or team building activities.
In addition, there is a selection of beach-side meeting rooms for 10 to 300 people. These are located in a separate suite away from the main public building. All rooms have natural daylight, AV facilities, and views of the sea, beach and West Pier.
I recently took a trip to the Park Inn by Radisson York which is located on the banks of the River Ouse within a short walk of the centre of York.
This modern hotel offers excellent conferencing facilities for up to 400 delegates and makes a great place to stay for leisure. The hotel has 13 meeting rooms, the largest being the Henley Suite which takes 300 people in theatre style, 160 cabaret style or 200 for a dinner. The adjacent room, the Regatta Suite, can be used in conjunction with the Henley to boost conference numbers or for private registration, refreshments and exhibition space. Alternatively the Regatta Suite, which directly overlooks the river, provides a lovely location for dinners up to 60 guests. The bedrooms, some with views over the river, are modern with bright contemporary colours. Similar in style the RGB Grill & Bar, with a mixture of high and low comfortable seating, also overlooks the river and is the hub of the hotel with Costa Coffee and refreshments served all day. A large proportion of the hotel’s meeting space is currently undergoing refurbishment and this is expected to be finished at the end of June 2015.
Visit to the Park Inn by Radisson York
I recently took a trip to the Park Inn by Radisson York which is located on the banks of the River Ouse within a short walk of the centre of York.
This modern hotel offers excellent conferencing facilities for up to 400 delegates and makes a great place to stay for leisure. The hotel has 13 meeting rooms, the largest being the Henley Suite which takes 300 people in theatre style, 160 cabaret style or 200 for a dinner. The adjacent room, the Regatta Suite, can be used in conjunction with the Henley to boost conference numbers or for private registration, refreshments and exhibition space. Alternatively the Regatta Suite, which directly overlooks the river, provides a lovely location for dinners up to 60 guests. The bedrooms, some with views over the river, are modern with bright contemporary colours. Similar in style the RGB Grill & Bar, with a mixture of high and low comfortable seating, also overlooks the river and is the hub of the hotel with Costa Coffee and refreshments served all day. A large proportion of the hotel’s meeting space is currently undergoing refurbishment and this is expected to be finished at the end of June 2015.
Radisson Blu Manchester Airport undergoes major refurbishment
Radisson Blu Manchester Airport is the only hotel at Manchester Airport directly Sky-linked to all three terminals. The hotel has undergone a £10m refurbishment in the last 12 months on all rooms, public areas and food and beverage outlets, having all been extensively upgraded. For the ultimate experience, a private check-in and business class lounge with panoramic views of Manchester Airport has been created on the hotel’s top floor. The hotel has 27 flexible meetings and event rooms. The Scandinavian Ballroom caters for up to 350 delegates and social dining for up to 230 guests. The hotel is the first to implement The Food Wall, offering a different kind of catering option for all of our conference delegates and guests.
The City Tower in Manchester city centre is to undergo a major refurbishment of its ground floor and reception areas, including the creation of new meeting space. The Tower, based in Piccadilly Gardens, will feature an improved atrium space and a new business lounge with meeting space and booths, alongside additional catering and retail units. Existing meeting space includes the Red Rooms, which offer views across the city and which cater for up to 150 delegates. The refurbishment is expected to take around 6 months to complete and will be designed by ID:ER, the arm of Sheppard Robson. Schroders announced plans to invest in the building after buying it from family property firm Bruntwood last may.
The Radisson Blu Edwardian Guildford has very recently installed a retractable roof over their stunning outdoor meeting space area as part of a major makeover. With space to accommodate up to 400 guests, reception style, the terrace can also be fully heated, features an outside bar and is available for private hire and can be used all year long! Situated in the heart of historic Guildford, in Surrey ,the hotel has over 180 beautifully designed rooms, a serene urban spa, delicious restaurant and buzzing bar.Located within 2 miles of Junction 10 off the M25, this 4 star modern luxury hotel is easily accessible to major transport links including London Heathrow Airport, London Gatwick Airport and London Waterloo.
The Radisson Blu Edwardian Guildford installs retractable roof
The Radisson Blu Edwardian Guildford has very recently installed a retractable roof over their stunning outdoor meeting space area as part of a major makeover. With space to accommodate up to 400 guests, reception style, the terrace can also be fully heated, features an outside bar and is available for private hire and can be used all year long! Situated in the heart of historic Guildford, in Surrey ,the hotel has over 180 beautifully designed rooms, a serene urban spa, delicious restaurant and buzzing bar.Located within 2 miles of Junction 10 off the M25, this 4 star modern luxury hotel is easily accessible to major transport links including London Heathrow Airport, London Gatwick Airport and London Waterloo.
We could not see the conference centre due to the current work, but without seeing the finished property I have no doubts it will only add to the hotels arsenal of facilities suitable for any meeting type and event.
However York seems to have pulled off the great combination of protecting its historic values while also catering for the 21st century in all aspects.With many hotels now in the city the Park Inn has taken its meeting space and facilities to 2015 and beyond. Located on the banks of the river Ouse the location and scenery could not be any better. The hotel boasts many meeting rooms with plenty of daylight and space. They are currently refurbishing the conference centre which is planned to be completed this June.
We could not see the conference centre due to the current work, but without seeing the finished property I have no doubts it will only add to the hotels arsenal of facilities suitable for any meeting type and event.
Trinity’s Paul Barke had the pleasure of attending a fam trip on behalf of Park Inn by Radisson in York at the beginning of May. It must be common knowledge that York is one of the most visually eye pleasing destinations in the UK. Rich in history there is almost endless facts to discover about this gem in the North. Even I, having a keen interest in history was educated on many more facts and events provided by our city tour guide.Fast forward to the modern day and you would think people’s perception of York would be that the city has frozen in time in terms of way of life and architecture (don’t worry this is still abundant in most areas – thankfully).
However York seems to have pulled off the great combination of protecting its historic values while also catering for the 21st century in all aspects.With many hotels now in the city the Park Inn has taken its meeting space and facilities to 2015 and beyond. Located on the banks of the river Ouse the location and scenery could not be any better. The hotel boasts many meeting rooms with plenty of daylight and space. They are currently refurbishing the conference centre which is planned to be completed this June.
We could not see the conference centre due to the current work, but without seeing the finished property I have no doubts it will only add to the hotels arsenal of facilities suitable for any meeting type and event.
Trinity’s Paul Barke had the pleasure of attending a fam trip on behalf of Park Inn by Radisson in York at the beginning of May. It must be common knowledge that York is one of the most visually eye pleasing destinations in the UK. Rich in history there is almost endless facts to discover about this gem in the North. Even I, having a keen interest in history was educated on many more facts and events provided by our city tour guide.Fast forward to the modern day and you would think people’s perception of York would be that the city has frozen in time in terms of way of life and architecture (don’t worry this is still abundant in most areas – thankfully).
However York seems to have pulled off the great combination of protecting its historic values while also catering for the 21st century in all aspects.With many hotels now in the city the Park Inn has taken its meeting space and facilities to 2015 and beyond. Located on the banks of the river Ouse the location and scenery could not be any better. The hotel boasts many meeting rooms with plenty of daylight and space. They are currently refurbishing the conference centre which is planned to be completed this June.
We could not see the conference centre due to the current work, but without seeing the finished property I have no doubts it will only add to the hotels arsenal of facilities suitable for any meeting type and event.
Historic views, modern meetings – Park Inn by Radisson – York
Trinity’s Paul Barke had the pleasure of attending a fam trip on behalf of Park Inn by Radisson in York at the beginning of May. It must be common knowledge that York is one of the most visually eye pleasing destinations in the UK. Rich in history there is almost endless facts to discover about this gem in the North. Even I, having a keen interest in history was educated on many more facts and events provided by our city tour guide.Fast forward to the modern day and you would think people’s perception of York would be that the city has frozen in time in terms of way of life and architecture (don’t worry this is still abundant in most areas – thankfully).
However York seems to have pulled off the great combination of protecting its historic values while also catering for the 21st century in all aspects.With many hotels now in the city the Park Inn has taken its meeting space and facilities to 2015 and beyond. Located on the banks of the river Ouse the location and scenery could not be any better. The hotel boasts many meeting rooms with plenty of daylight and space. They are currently refurbishing the conference centre which is planned to be completed this June.
We could not see the conference centre due to the current work, but without seeing the finished property I have no doubts it will only add to the hotels arsenal of facilities suitable for any meeting type and event.
The 400 year old 17th-century castle has original architecture, turrets, gothic towers and feature staircases, and its restoration is being completed in close association with the Vale of Glamorgan Council and CADW, the Welsh Government’s body responsible for preserving Welsh heritage. The former stately home is situated six miles outside of Cardiff city centre and three minutes off junction 34 of the M4, and is set within landscaped gardens with a 15-acre lake and serpentine pond. Hensol Castle can be hired exclusively which means you can conduct your meeting or event in complete privacy.
As part of the Vale Resort, the Hall is in the same grounds as the four star hotel which includes 143 bedrooms, 2 championship golf courses, Wales largest spa and their award winning dinning sporting facilities.
The stunning Hensol Castle, located within the grounds of the Vale Resort, has just completed a £10 million revamp, the first phase of which introduces conference facilities in the new purpose-built Courtyard Hall. The Courtyard Hall is capable of hosting 320 delegate’s theatre-style and 200 delegates banquet-style. The facilities at Courtyard Hall will be complemented by five smaller meeting rooms in the castle itself that can host between 10-100 delegates per room theatre-style. The Courtyard Hall has been designed to be energy efficient with heat-retaining and heat-reflective glass, low energy lighting and a natural grass and wildflower roof.
The 400 year old 17th-century castle has original architecture, turrets, gothic towers and feature staircases, and its restoration is being completed in close association with the Vale of Glamorgan Council and CADW, the Welsh Government’s body responsible for preserving Welsh heritage. The former stately home is situated six miles outside of Cardiff city centre and three minutes off junction 34 of the M4, and is set within landscaped gardens with a 15-acre lake and serpentine pond. Hensol Castle can be hired exclusively which means you can conduct your meeting or event in complete privacy.
As part of the Vale Resort, the Hall is in the same grounds as the four star hotel which includes 143 bedrooms, 2 championship golf courses, Wales largest spa and their award winning dinning sporting facilities.
Hensol Castle reopens as conference venue
The stunning Hensol Castle, located within the grounds of the Vale Resort, has just completed a £10 million revamp, the first phase of which introduces conference facilities in the new purpose-built Courtyard Hall. The Courtyard Hall is capable of hosting 320 delegate’s theatre-style and 200 delegates banquet-style. The facilities at Courtyard Hall will be complemented by five smaller meeting rooms in the castle itself that can host between 10-100 delegates per room theatre-style. The Courtyard Hall has been designed to be energy efficient with heat-retaining and heat-reflective glass, low energy lighting and a natural grass and wildflower roof.
The 400 year old 17th-century castle has original architecture, turrets, gothic towers and feature staircases, and its restoration is being completed in close association with the Vale of Glamorgan Council and CADW, the Welsh Government’s body responsible for preserving Welsh heritage. The former stately home is situated six miles outside of Cardiff city centre and three minutes off junction 34 of the M4, and is set within landscaped gardens with a 15-acre lake and serpentine pond. Hensol Castle can be hired exclusively which means you can conduct your meeting or event in complete privacy.
As part of the Vale Resort, the Hall is in the same grounds as the four star hotel which includes 143 bedrooms, 2 championship golf courses, Wales largest spa and their award winning dinning sporting facilities.
The Portuguese chain, currently in the process of internationalising the brand in Europe, will be operating the luxury hotel in Plaza Mayor for at least 40 years.
Casa de la Carnicería stands in the centre of the south side of Madrid’s iconic square, Plaza Mayor. The four-storey building is topped by angular towers on the sides, a gabled top floor and an arcaded ground floor. It is very similar to Casa de la Panadería, just opposite, although the latter’s walls are decorated with frescoes, whereas the walls of Casa de la Carnicería are red. Nobody knows exactly how far back the original building dates, but it is thought that it was rebuilt in 1631 after a fire.
Hotel group Pestana has submitted the best financial proposal for the competition for awarding the contract for managing the future 5-star hotel based in Casa de la Carnicería, owned by Madrid City Council and situated in Plaza Mayor.
The Portuguese chain, currently in the process of internationalising the brand in Europe, will be operating the luxury hotel in Plaza Mayor for at least 40 years.
Casa de la Carnicería stands in the centre of the south side of Madrid’s iconic square, Plaza Mayor. The four-storey building is topped by angular towers on the sides, a gabled top floor and an arcaded ground floor. It is very similar to Casa de la Panadería, just opposite, although the latter’s walls are decorated with frescoes, whereas the walls of Casa de la Carnicería are red. Nobody knows exactly how far back the original building dates, but it is thought that it was rebuilt in 1631 after a fire.
Pestana to manage luxury hotel in Madrid's Plaza Mayor
Hotel group Pestana has submitted the best financial proposal for the competition for awarding the contract for managing the future 5-star hotel based in Casa de la Carnicería, owned by Madrid City Council and situated in Plaza Mayor.
The Portuguese chain, currently in the process of internationalising the brand in Europe, will be operating the luxury hotel in Plaza Mayor for at least 40 years.
Casa de la Carnicería stands in the centre of the south side of Madrid’s iconic square, Plaza Mayor. The four-storey building is topped by angular towers on the sides, a gabled top floor and an arcaded ground floor. It is very similar to Casa de la Panadería, just opposite, although the latter’s walls are decorated with frescoes, whereas the walls of Casa de la Carnicería are red. Nobody knows exactly how far back the original building dates, but it is thought that it was rebuilt in 1631 after a fire.
