Located on the ground floor, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned.
Our Leofric Room is located on the ground floor, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned and can accommodate up to 20 people boardroom style.
Located on the ground floor, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned.
Located on the ground floor, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned and has its own private bar in the room and access to outside patio area. Sound Proofing partition.
Located on the ground floor next to Seymour Suite One, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned and has access to outside patio area.
Main function room at the hotel, made up of Seymour Suite One and Seymour Suite Two. Located on the ground floor, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned and has its own private bar in the room and private patio.
Located on the ground floor, has natural daylight and is fully air-conditioned.
This versatile space has capacity for up to 40 guest’s theatre style and is ideal for a range of small to medium sized conferences, exhibitions and executive boardroom meetings. It also benefits from lots of natural daylight.
This large suite is the ideal setting for your exhibition, company meeting or perhaps a wedding to remember. With a range of flexible layouts and capacity for up to 130 theatre style the Cavendish suite is a popular choice. Private bar and bay windows.
The Chatsworth is an intimate space perfect for small corporate presentations or executive board meetings. The room is set in a quiet location and benefiting from natural daylight.
The large capacity of the Compton suite, plus its neutral décor makes this a pleasant, relaxing setting for corporate events, presentations, or training sessions. Ideal for classroom style functions.
The Derby is a versatile space suitable for a range of meetings and events and has the benefit of lots of natural light. The room has the capacity for up to 50 guests theatre style or reception.
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A pub function room can offer a warm, familiar, and relaxed setting for a wake. It provides a space where people can share stories, connect, and remember in comfort. Many pubs offer private or semi-private rooms suitable for gatherings of all sizes, here’s your guide to choosing the right one for the wake your are planning.What to Look for in a Pub Function Room Privacy and atmosphere matter. Look for pubs with dedicated function rooms away from the main bar area. Comfortable seating, soft lighting, and a calm environment help guests feel at ease. Staff experienced in hosting wakes can support you with arrangements such as music, photo displays, or quiet spaces.Types of Pub Function Rooms There are so many different types of pub venues, from traditional inns with cosy private rooms to modern pubs with spacious function suites. Some are located near crematoria or churches, while others offer a more personal connection—perhaps a favourite local spot. Many pubs provide flexible hire options to suit your needs.Catering and Hospitality Pubs often offer buffet menus, afternoon tea, or light refreshments. Ask about dietary options, bar service, and whether you can bring in your own food. Some pubs offer exclusive-use bars within the function room. Confirm timings to ensure a smooth transition from the funeral service.Location, Parking, and Transport Links Choose a pub with convenient access and parking. Step-free access is important for older guests or those with mobility needs. Many pubs can also advise on local taxi services and public transport.Conclusion A pub function room can provide a warm and welcoming setting for a wake. Consider all the options available in your area on chooseyourvenue.com and choose a venue that feels right for your family and the person you’re remembering.
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Planning a funeral wake is never easy. It’s a moment of quiet reflection, shared stories, and emotional connection. Choosing the right venue helps create a space where people feel supported, comfortable, and able to honour a life well lived. Whether you're arranging a small gathering or a larger reception, there are a few important points to consider to ensure the funeral wake runs smoothly, and we cover them all here. What to Look for in a Funeral Wake VenueA good funeral wake venue balances sensitivity with practicality. Privacy is key—look for spaces that offer dedicated rooms or secluded areas away from busy public zones. Comfortable seating, calm décor, and flexible layouts help guests feel at ease. Staff experience matters too; venues familiar with hosting funeral wakes will understand the tone, timing, and emotional nuances involved. Ask about quiet zones, memory tables, and whether you can display photos or play music.Types of Venues Available From country inns and hotel lounges to community halls and garden venues, there are a variety of settings than can work well for funeral wakes. Some families prefer traditional spaces near crematoria or churches, while others opt for more personal or unconventional locations—like private dining rooms, heritage buildings, or even sports clubs. Think about what reflects the person you're remembering: their style, passions, or favourite places. Many wake venues offer flexible hire options, allowing you to tailor the space to your gathering.Catering and Hospitality Food and drink play a quiet but important role in funeral wakes. Many venues offer afternoon tea, light buffets, or bespoke menus. Ask about dietary options, service style (seated or self-serve), and whether you can bring in external caterers if needed. Some venues include bar service or allow you to bring your own drinks. It’s worth confirming timings—especially if the funeral wake follows a service at a different location.Location, Parking, and Transport LinksAccessibility matters. Choose a funeral wake venue with good transport links, especially if guests are travelling from out of town. Proximity to crematoria or churches can simplify logistics. Check for on-site parking or nearby public car parks, and ask about step-free access for older guests or those with mobility needs. If you're unsure, ask the funeral wake venues on your short list, they are usually happy to advise on travel options and local taxi services.ConclusionA funeral wake is a chance to pause, connect, and remember. With the right venue, you can create a space that supports comfort, conversation, and quiet tribute. Whether you're planning through a funeral director or organising independently, take your time to explore the many options on chooseyourvenue.com. Ask questions, visit venues if possible, and choose a setting that feels right for your family and the person you're honouring.
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