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It’s trendy, it’s colourful, it’s got everything you need for smaller meetings and events for up to 40 delegates. Pop it on your list for conferences, seminars, training days, presentations, workshops…
This sleek, contemporary glass fronted building home to The Village Hotel Farnborough is a fantastic modern backdrop for your event having everything you could possibly need under one roof and providing…
Great Fosters is a Grade One listed building set amongst 50 acres of stunning gardens and parkland in Egham, Surrey. The hotel has superb meeting and special events facilities for up to 250 guests that…
Create the event of your dreams at Amber Lakes, between Heathrow Airport and Windsor. Picturesque, calm, and unique, this luxury events venue has capacity for up to 250 guests and is the perfect backdrop…
This luxury 4-star hotel located in Surrey, close to London offers a wonderful range of modern yet elegant meeting and function rooms set amongst the grounds of a glamourous Victorian style country club…
Situated in the rural village of Hurley, The Olde Bell is a modern day Coaching Inn full of charm and character and a wonderful venue in the English countryside for weddings, meetings and special occasions.
A modern hotel just 10 minutes from Reading city centre; great service, great facilities and great food, plus a fully equipped Conference Academy and a function room holding 180 guests. Convenient and…
Nestled in seven acres of picturesque grounds is the smart and tranquil Grovefield House Hotel near Windsor in Berkshire with four conference suites suitable for events of 4 to 180 guests. A dedicate conference…
A super stylish designer hotel and leading venue in Farnborough in Hampshire will surprise and delight. Created by the TAG group this luxury hotel and event venue offers a sophisticated choice. At the…
With lots of eclectic art, this stunning boutique hotel on the outskirts of Reading city centre takes opulence to new heights with heaps of historic character and opulent décor. From its origins in 1911…
