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This elegant 5-star luxury hotel sits among 200 acres of landscaped gardens and grounds in Ware, with 14 flexible function rooms, the largest accommodates up to 180 guests for corporate and social events.
Back in the day, Hotel Cromwell in the peaceful Old Town was a grand farmhouse owned by John Thurloe, secretary to Oliver Cromwell. Spin forward a few centuries and it's been sympathetically re-imagined…
How does Jacobean country splendour with a relaxed, fun vibe grab you for your next business event? Fanhams Hall is idyllic; a favoured wedding venue, but it also offers something different for conferences,…
Comfort and convenience are at the forefront at Courtyard by Marriott Luton Airport, along with a big helping of colourful contemporary style. Close to London Luton Airport, Luton train station and major…
This super-convenient hotel located at London’s Luton Airport has everything you need for business and leisure guests. Its fantastic location has excellent transport links to the Capital and the M1 making…
A popular no-fuss venue for weddings and private celebrations and a great choice for business meetings and events if you're looking for something convenient to major routes and London. Book now for events…
DoubleTree by Hilton London Elstree offers a range of pleasant function rooms for private and corporate events, the largest room, Dupont & Gate Suite, can accommodate up to 400 delegates for conference…
Book up for jolly japes in the treetops at Go Ape Cockfosters, brilliant for team building of course, and for learning and development, corporate social days, parties, product launches and brand events.
London Luton Vale Hotel is just 2.5 miles from the city centre and 4 miles from Luton Airport. Location, stunning contemporary architecture and a welcoming modern vibe throughout make this a practical…
The City of London meets the countryside at Capel Manor Gardens, set in 30 acres of picturesque grounds in Enfield, North London. This beautiful historic wedding ceremony venue dates back to the 13th century…
