Located in the Mews building, the Dartmoor Suite is designed for multipurpose use, whether for a meeting, conference, exhibition space or celebration. Flooded with natural light, this room can be divided as you wish, with separate break out space as required. It has a bar area, integrated AV equipment and full presentation theatre solutions.
The largest of our syndicate rooms, the Fernworthy can comfortably accommodate 36 people.
This room features integrated presentation equipment, natural daylight and views to the rear of the mews building across the woodland.
Located on the First Floor.
The Hambledon is one of two smaller syndicate rooms, located in the Mews building, perfect for smaller meetings and breakout sessions or workshops.
The Hambledon comfortably seats up to 14 people in a boardroom style with plentiful natural daylight and integrated presentation equipment.
Located on the first floor.
One of 2 smaller syndicate rooms, also located in the Mews building, perfect for smaller meetings and breakout sessions or workshops.
The Bowden room comfortably seats up to 14 people in a boardroom style with plentiful natural daylight and integrated presentation equipment.
Whether you're looking for a conference, meeting or exhibition this room will be perfect for large sized functions. Complete with it's own bar and access into our beautiful gardens it has everything you need.
Free Wi-Fi is available and we can also provide all of your stationary including projectors, flip charts and screens
Whether you're looking for a conference, meeting or exhibition this room will be perfect for medium sized functions. Complete with it's own bar and access into our beautiful gardens it has everything you need.
Free Wi-Fi is available and we can also provide all of your stationary including projectors, flip charts and screens
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A christening party is one of the happiest gatherings a family throws, and one of the easiest to organise once you take it in order. Here are the five decisions that matter, and how to get each one right.Step 1: Set your budget. Most christening receptions in the UK land somewhere between £300 and £1,500 all in. Room hire ranges from around £25 for a community hall or pub function room to several hundred pounds for a hotel suite, and many venues waive the hire fee entirely if you meet a minimum food and drink spend, so always ask. Catering is usually the biggest line: finger buffets and afternoon teas typically run £10 to £25 per head.Step 2: Stay close to the church. The kindest thing you can do for your guests is a short journey from the service to the reception. Aim for a venue within a mile or two of the church, especially with grandparents, prams and small children in the party. Most venue searches let you filter by distance, so start from the church's postcode rather than the town centre.Step 3: Check accessibility. Step-free entry, an accessible toilet and nearby parking make the difference between older relatives enjoying the day and enduring it. Ask about highchairs and space to park prams while you are at it; venues used to hosting christenings will say yes to all of the above without blinking.Step 4: Choose the type of venue. Church halls and social clubs keep costs down and suit a relaxed crowd. Pubs and restaurants with private rooms handle the catering for you. Hotels suit bigger gatherings and out-of-town guests who may want to stay over. There is no wrong answer, only the wrong size or distance.Step 5: Size the room honestly. Thirty to eighty guests covers most christening parties. Pick a capacity a little above your confirmed numbers so there is room for buffet tables, a pram park and children on the move, but not so large that forty guests rattle around a room built for two hundred.When you are ready to look, you can browse christening party venues across the UK by town, compare capacities and room hire rates, and enquire free with no booking fees.
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