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The Jevington Lounge and Silverdale Room, directly below the Compton Room, are perfect for refreshment breaks and lunch. The Jevington Lounge also benefits from four small syndicate rooms suitable for up to 10 delegates Boardroom style.

The Jevington Lounge and Silverdale Room, directly below the Compton Room, are perfect for refreshment breaks and lunch. The Jevington Lounge also benefits from four small syndicate rooms suitable for up to 10 delegates Boardroom style.

The Friston and Wilmington rooms are two purpose built meeting rooms in close proximity to each other.

The Friston and Wilmington Rooms are two purpose built smaller meeting rooms within the hotel.

A traditional Oak Panelled room sets the scene for formal meetings or training  sessions. A glass atrium ceiling provides natural daylight.

Wall to wall windows for the length of this room provoke a warm airy feel together with lots natural daylight. Also benefits from neutral tones and blackout facilities.

Wall to wall windows for the length of this room provoke a warm airy feel together with lots natural daylight. Also benefits from neutral tones and blackout facilities.

This room is also licensed for weddings.

Wall to wall windows for the length of this room provokes a warm airy feel together with lots of natural daylight. Also benefits from neutral tones, blackout facility. Two impressive wrought iron moulded fireplaces dominating each end of the room.

This beautiful room has high ceilings and magnificent crystal chandeliers.  An added advantage is that this bright room has floor to ceiling windows, which look out to the front of the hotel and Putting Green.

Since this was originally the hotel library this room oozes character. Its dark wood panelled walls to 3 sides and bay windows to the other letting in plenty of natural daylight.

This room also holds a wedding ceremony license.

Beautifully unique room for small meetings and private dining, overlooking the Great Hall