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.
Complete with decadent lighting, an open fire and plush furnishings, the Mulberry Room is a great choice for intimate dinners with family, friends or colleagues.
Designed in the Art Deco style, our main hotel dining area radiates sophistication and style. This grand room is the perfect setting for celebrations, from award ceremonies to corporate gala dinners.
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A sharp rise in the use of AI-powered tools at business events is prompting organisers to reassess what they need from a venue, and digital capacity is rising up the list according to Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. From high-speed connectivity and data handling to practically latency-free environments for hybrid broadcasting, venues with serious digital infrastructure are seeing an increase in enquiries and bookings. Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, already a staple for international sporting fixtures and global audiences, is now seeing growing interest from business event organisers precisely for this reason. “The questions we’re being asked are changing,” commented Nils Braude, Managing Director, Twickenham Experience Ltd at the Allianz Stadium. “The ambition of organisers is growing and, for us, it’s not just about our facilities, it’s also about how much digital capacity venues can deliver. Event planners want to know that their AI platforms will run at full power, in real time, without interruption.” AI tools are increasingly used across the business events landscape from attendee matchmaking and live transcription to smart captioning and real-time language translation. These capabilities demand a level of digital infrastructure many traditional venues aren’t set up to support. Allianz Stadium’s however, by its nature, can offer this capacity in abundance. As a live broadcast hub for international rugby and a host to major esports and gaming events, the stadium is built for high data volumes, seamless connectivity, and large-scale hybrid production. Recent upgrades across the stadium, including improvements to its dedicated events spaces like the Beaumont Room in the North Stand, are designed with flexibility, scale, and connectivity in mind.
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