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Finding the perfect
venue and hotel can make or break a conference so it’s
good to know that there’s plenty of accessible places
to help your meeting go with a swing. If you want your conference or meeting to really stand out you’ll be looking for somewhere distinctive and unusual that will stay in the minds of attendees for a long time. The Royal Horticulture Halls and Conference Centre [map] based at Vincent Square, has three very different venues that can be hired. The Lindley hall [map] is a stylish facility that overlooks leafy Vincent Square and is fast becoming one of the most popular places to hold a function since its redevelopment in 2001. Originally built in 1904, this classical Edwardian structure has modern and contemporary facilities. The black-out facilities and fully integrated sound system means that the venue is regularly used for product launches, fashion shows, banquets and functions, conferences, and small exhibitions. The Lawrence Hall [map], with its unusual Art Deco style and high vaulted ceilings, is a multi-purpose hall which has become well established for hosting niche market trade shows and public exhibitions. It has proved a successful choice for exhibition organisers looking for a large and interesting space to entice traders and members of the public. The Conference Centre is probably The Royal Horticulture Halls’ most popular venue. This can be used either independently or in conjunction with the Lawrence Hall to create a huge space suiting large exhibitions and event organisers wanting an integrated facility. The centre regularly hosts Annual General Meetings, council meetings, training seminars, press briefings, examinations and product launches. The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre [map] at Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, has one of those perfect locations that is sure to be the envy of any competitors. Located in the very heart of Westminster, the award-winning Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is a prime purpose-built venue uniquely situated in the shadow of Big Ben. The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre has been designed not only to provide the finest facilities, but also to create the perfect environment for a successful and productive event. Specialising in events for 40-1,000 delegates, the centre offers the finest facilities to meeting planners, combining modern comfort with the latest in technology. The technical, presentation and communications facilities at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre are modern, efficient and adaptable. The Centre is fully air-conditioned and has built-in wireless network, in-house audio visual services, webcasting and an online conference service. The Kairos Centre [map], Mount Angelus Road, Roehampton, offers facilities in a fresh environment of more than three acres of landscaped gardens overlooking the historic Richmond Park. With rooms for five-100 delegates, the conference centre is an oasis of calm, yet only 40 minutes from Central London, providing you with a relaxed and calming environment in which to think freely. Created as a real alternative to faceless corporate conference venues, all meeting rooms and break-out rooms at The Kairos Conference Centre provide delegates with a sense of space, with natural light streaming in through the windows where business meetings, conferences, seminars and training days are held. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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