The suite is an ideal venue for special occasions from birthday parties to award presentations. The Weybrook suite has a stunning oak wood flooring with a high vaulted ceiling giving the room a modern and contemporary barn feeling with lots of space.
The Weybrook Suite - Hire Charges
- 1/2 day £180 (4 Hours) Full day £360 (8 Hours)
- If you require The Weybrook Suite for 4hrs or less than please enquire for prices
Fair Oak Suite - Function Room With Dance Floor
The Fair Oak Suite is versatile and modern; capable of being split into two meeting rooms or combined into one large function room, this room is naturally lit and air conditions, perfect for holding functions and events for up to 280 with a dance floor.
The Hampshire Grove Suite is a flexible space capable of seating up to 200 guests for a banquet and is ideal for large meetings, conferences, exhibitions, weddings and private parties.
Paxton Suite - Large Function Room
The versatile Sovereign/Paxton Suite can be split into two or combined as one large function room and can comfortably seat up to 120 guests for a banquet.
The versatile Sovereign/Paxton Suite can be split into two or combined as one large function room and can comfortably seat up to 120 guests for a banquet.
The Paxton/Bedford Suite can be split into two or combined as one large function room. It can comfortably seat up to 120 guests for a banquet, making it ideal for smaller weddings, meetings and training seminars.
Hawthorn Suite - Air Conditioned Meeting Room
The Hawthorn Suite is fully air conditioned and has plenty of natural daylight; perfect for private dining and smaller functions.
The Knightwood Oak Suite is ideal for private dining or useful as a syndicate room; capable of seating up to 40 guests theatre-style, or 30 guests for a private dinner.
Hamble Suite - Small Meeting Room
The naturally-lit Hamble Suite is an ideal room for small meetings and private dining, perfect for use as a syndicate room for other function rooms.
The Mountbatten Suite benefits from natural lighting; another comfortable boardroom or private dining room on ground floor level.
The Wickham Lounge next to the Sports Bar seats up to 80 guests theatre-style and can easily be converted into a comfortable meeting room or breakout area.
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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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