Set for success
The Windsor Suite is an aged pine panelled executive boardroom complete with a butler’s pantry, full air-conditioning and an abundance of natural daylight. The Windsor is perfect for executive boardroom meetings and presentations as well as bespoke events such as wedding receptions (licensed) and private dining.
Meet in style
Our oak-panelled Map Room is ideal for smaller meetings and private dining, or as a break-out room in conjunction with the Windsor Suite. The Map Room is fully air-conditioned and benefits from natural daylight.
Intimate & ornate
For those special occasions, elegant private dinners, business lunches, working breakfasts or leisurely afternoon teas, the circular Oratory, with its ornate vaulted ceiling and wood panelling is ideal. Located next to the main restaurant, (and once the private chapel of the original house in the 1600s), the Oratory provides an enchanting space for up to eight guests.
Bringing the outside in
Our bright and airy Conservatory, with its chic juxtaposition of sheer black and white, gives you the alfresco ambience with natural light pouring through the glass. With comfortable leather armchairs and sofas, it is the perfect place to unwind. Overlooking the herb garden and forming an extension of the Stables Bar, it is a relaxed space for drinks, light snacks or a leisurely breakfast. Every day you can enjoy our legendary Afternoon Tea in this appealing sunlit spot.
The Lilian Baylis Studio combines state-of-the-art event facilities with a real theatre atmosphere. It’s an extremely versatile space, so you can create the ideal setting for performances, award ceremonies, conferences and more.
This intimate event space is managed exclusively by a team of experienced technicians. It includes three dressing rooms and raked seating that can be retracted at the touch of a button to reveal a blank canvas for evening receptions, as well as cabaret set up for up to 100 guests.
The bright and contemporary Pina Bausch Room is a modern space with plenty of natural light and integrated AV. It is great for meetings, team away-days, break-out spaces and receptions.
The Kahn is a flexible and versatile event space?ideal for meetings,?workshops?and seminars for small to medium-sized groups, as well as private receptions. It’s modern and stylish and includes integrated AV, air conditioning and wifi.
The Dorfman Room is our main conference and meeting space. It has a modern industrial feel, with plenty of natural light, fully integrated AV equipment, Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
This versatile space is a great choice for many occasions from board meetings and presentations to awards celebrations and client dinners. Our in-house Catering Team can provide a range of refreshments, from breakfasts and sandwiches to buffets, bowl food and canapés, served in the circles.
The Mezzanine is a?light and airy open plan space?with the feel of a contemporary gallery. Designed with flexibility in mind, this area can be used for conferences, meetings and workshops.
The space can also be transformed into a large reception area for parties and pre-performance entertainment.
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7th July 2026, UK: Meet In Wales has announced that the British Accounting and Finance Association (BAFA) will bring its annual conference to Cardiff in 2027 — another strong endorsement of Wales as a compelling destination for global academic and professional gatherings.The conference will attract leading scholars, researchers and practitioners from across the UK and internationally, reinforcing Wales’s growing reputation as a hub for knowledge exchange, innovation and collaboration.Securing the event was led by Meet In Wales conference ambassador Professor Qingwei Wang, together with his colleagues, Professor Jill Atkins, Dr Svetlana Mira and Dr Dennis De Widt. Professor Wang is Professor of Finance and Head of Accounting and Finance at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University. He also leads the Cardiff FinTech Research Group and has spent more than a decade at the university. During his career he has organised or co-organised around 20 UK and international conferences.Professor Wang said:“Cardiff combines a strong academic community with excellent conference facilities and a highly accessible location. Cardiff University has high strength in accounting, finance, and FinTech research, making it a great home for the BAFA conference. Cardiff also offers a vibrant cultural scene and a welcoming environment for delegates.”Ambassadors form a key strategic part of Wales’ promotional plans, with a national ambassador programme as well as a city programme in Cardiff. Meet In Wales aligns its ambassador network with the key priority sectors and Research Excellence Framework which includes Fintech.The selection of Cardiff reflects the city’s strong academic ecosystem, excellent infrastructure and reputation for delivering high-quality conference experiences. Meet In Wales worked in partnership with Cardiff University and local stakeholders to support the successful bid and its Head of Business Events, Heledd Williams said: “Hosting the BAFA Annual Conference in Cardiff is another powerful example of international academic communities choosing Wales for its expertise, accessibility and warm welcome. Conferences like BAFA not only advance global knowledge exchange but also create lasting connections between international specialists and our research communities.”Today, the Wales tech sector is worth an estimated £8.5billion to the Welsh economy, with Wales leading the way in FinTech growth by combining rapid job creation with a strong ecosystem of innovators and global brands. FinTechs across the nation are expanding fast, with major employers such as Starling Bank, Sonovate, Delio, Pepper Money, and Wealthify driving sector growth.
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2nd July 26, UK: Lime Venue Portfolio (LVP) has continued the momentum generated at The Meetings Show, following a landmark week that saw the UK's largest collection of event venues welcome Martin Rhodes MP and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events, to its stand. During the visit, the brand showcased the impact meetings and events have on businesses, communities and destinations, alongside the innovation, sustainability and industry partnerships helping shape the future of the sector.The visit formed part of a wider programme of activity that demonstrates the breadth of Lime Venue Portfolio's role within the UK events sector, from supporting local economies at venue level and championing social impact through its supply chain, to launching new AI-powered tools designed to make venue finding easier for event organisers.Having officially opened The Meetings Show, Martin Rhodes MP joined the Lime Venue Portfolio team following an invitation from Sales Director Jo Austin, who first met the MP through the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events. During his visit, Martin met venue partners and social impact partners including Change Please coffee and Flawsome! Drinks, learning how LVP is embedding social value into its events through initiatives that tackle homelessness, reduce food waste and promote more sustainable, plant-forward catering.The visit also highlighted the wider contribution business events make to communities across the UK. Representing venues in cities, towns and destinations nationwide, many of which are iconic sporting venues and visitor attractions rooted in their local communities, Lime Venue Portfolio helps attract conferences and events to places that benefit from increased visitor spend, employment and wider economic growth.Alongside these conversations, Martin also saw Lime Venue Portfolio's latest investment in innovation. During the show, the business launched The AI Conversation, an open-source industry initiative exploring the practical use of artificial intelligence in events, before launching the new LVP AI Hub, an AI-powered venue sourcing tooldesigned to help organisers find the right venue more quickly and intuitively while complementing the expertise of the brand's award-winning Hub team.Jo Austin, Sales Director, Lime Venue Portfolio, commented, "It was a pleasure to welcome Martin to our stand and share the breadth of what our industry delivers and how our own brand is at the forefront of these trends. Business events create economic value in communities across the UK, but they also have the opportunity to create meaningful social impact through the choices we make every day, whether that's the suppliers we champion, the food we serve or the innovation we're investing in to better support organisers."The Meetings Show gave us the perfect opportunity to bring all of those conversations together, showing how our industry can create commercial success while delivering lasting value for people and places across the UK."For Lime Venue Portfolio, who are proud to be part of The Business of Events, the week reinforced the value of investing in industry events as a place to launch new ideas, strengthen customer relationships and engage with the conversations shaping the future of meetings and events.
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