Our spacious Great Hall is ideal for large presentations, corporate lunches, dinners, evening events and more. Our Events Team will share our wonderful menus with you, and when you visit Farnham Castle, you'll get to see everything that we have to offer; from our Tindle Bar to the Gallery Bar, our lovely grounds, rooms to host meetings or entertain your guests and more.
Our bright and airy Lantern Hall, located to the left of our Stone Hall, is ideal for corporate lunches, private dinners and more. Please speak to our Events Team to visit our Lantern Hall and the rest of Farnham Castle, prior to planning your next event.
The Winchester Suite, located up our Great Stair within the Castle is the perfect space to host a boardroom style meeting, a private lunch or dinner, or a corporate event. Boasting the view of Farnham Castle's East Lawn, pretty Rose Garden and Farnham Park, the Winchester Suite could be ideal for your next event.
Offering some of the best views in the Castle, The Library is a long room with interesting features. This historic room, located on the first mezzanine level, is ideal for a banquet style lunch or meeting, a cocktail or welcome party, or a private dinner.
Perfect for your next boardroom meeting, the Talbot Suite offers fantastic views across Farnham and is the perfect space to host clients ahead of a lunch or private dinner in another area of the Castle.
Ideal for small corporate meetings, Beaufort 3 offers all of the amenities you would want, along with a designated area for tea, coffee and refreshments ahead of your meeting.
Beaufort 4, situated in the corner of our Castle, provides the ultimate meeting space for your next corporate event. With a tea and coffee welcome area and spectacular views across Farnham, Beaufort 4 is a comfortable room filled with amenities for your next meeting.
Overlooking the Rose Garden, this meeting room has been refurbished in a light, modern style, with some exposed architectural features.
32 Seated Capacity
60 Standing Capacity
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9th September 26, UK: The Crowne Plaza Newcastle will launch a new event industry podcast this month, with the hotel looking to underline its commitment to people, from every part of the industry and to share their stories and lived experiences.Talking People with Paul Borg, hosted by the hotel’s General Manager, will launch its first episode on 16 September, beginning a six-part series of conversations with some of the most well known people in the industry, as well as some secret rising stars.The podcast brings together leaders, creatives, educators, media and emerging talent to explore the different personalities and skills that make events happen, as well as some of the bigger questions facing the people within the industry.Guests across the first series include Jo Austin, Sales Director at Lime Venue Portfolio; James Dickson of Event Industry News; Lucy Nicholls, Founder and Creative Director of The PS Events Group; Serkan Uzunogullari from the University of Sunderland; and Crowne Plaza Newcastle’s own Ben Wilson, just starting out in a career in hospitality.The subjects range from leadership, culture and career progression to creativity, education and the expectations of the next generation. The series also looks at the growing influence of AI and technology and what that means for the human skills, personalities and relationships on which the events industry has traditionally been built.“We all say we care about people. Of course we do. But I wanted us to do something that demonstrates that commitment rather than just talking about it,” said Paul Borg, General Manager, Crowne Plaza Newcastle. “At the same time, we get to hear stories from some really exceptional people in a relaxed and informative way.”“This isn't a podcast telling everyone how great our people are. It's about being curious about others. What makes someone brilliant in this industry? How do we find and nurture creative talent? What does the next generation expect from us? How do you build a career? And, as technology becomes more influential, which of those very human qualities become even more important?The launch forms part of a wider change in tone at Crowne Plaza Newcastle, with the hotel also unveiling a new meetings and events film, Your Newcastle. Your Way.The film captures a new lease of life and a new direction the hotel is enjoying under Paul’s leadership, as well as the pace and personality of the hotel through its people. The film focuses on the everyday behaviours that make a difference to organisers: answering quickly, being flexible, taking ownership and understanding how an event should feel as well as how it should function.Paul continues, “There is a new energy here and we wanted to find better ways of showing it. The podcast and the film are very different pieces of content, but the thinking behind them is actually very similar. It feels like the right time to be a little more confident about who we are, how we work and what we want Crowne Plaza Newcastle to stand for.”The first episode of Talking People with Paul Borg will be released on 16 September 2026, with further episodes released as part of the six-part series.
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2nd September 26, Manchester, UK: As event organisers continue to balance tighter budgets, evolving delegate expectations and the need to deliver more with less, CHS Manchester is bringing together an exhibitor line-up designed to help them do exactly that.The inaugural show will welcome an impressive mix of international hotel brands, iconic venues, destinations and specialist suppliers, giving visitors the opportunity to compare options, discover new ideas and build relationships with the people behind them.Global names including IHG Hotels & Resorts, Hilton, Marriott Hotels UK, Meliá Hotels International, Treehouse Hotels and Dakota Hotels will be joined by renowned venues including Allianz Stadium, Magna, ODEON, The Jockey Club Venues and Renaissance at Kelham Hall.Meanwhile, destination partners including Destination Milton Keynes and West Midlands Growth Company will showcase their regions, while specialist organisations including Conference Works, Sterling Event Group, Bright Vision, Venues of Excellence, Axxiom Hospitality, Kingfisher Hospitality, RBH Hospitality Management, Manchester Metropolitan University, Legends and Mad Swans complete a line-up that reflects the breadth of today's events industry.Emma King, CEO of CHS Manchester, said: "There is a real energy coming from our visitor community ahead of CHSA Manchester this year. They have events to fulfil, they want to do business, and they’re coming to the show to get things done. I’m so pleased that we have the exhibitors, the people and the personalities to meet this demand, to fulfil some big expectations from planners, and create real momentum in the industry. It’s a great line-up.”Alongside the exhibition, visitors can also take advantage of a packed education programme and networking opportunities delivered with industry partners including NOWIE, beam, mia, SITE, Fast Forward 15 and Evolve, ensuring every conversation extends beyond the exhibition floor.
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