The Marquee Suite which accommodates up to 150 guests informally or 80 for a sit down buffet/100 for a 3 course meal.
Meetings from 10 - 110
Weddings sit down up to 100 guests
Evening Reception/Parties up to 150
The Oak Room which accommodates up to 30 guests for an informal buffet or 25 for a more informal meal. There are a wide range of catering options to choose from, the events team tend to let you decide on the kind of catering you would like to provide and then build a package around your requirements.
A square room with views westward towards Marlow, it accommodates up to 40 guests theatre style, 22 boardroom style and 20 banquet style.
A rectangular space with views westward towards Marlow, it accommodates up to 20 guests theatre style, 10 boardroom style and 12 banquet style.
Rectangular in shape, with excellent vistas across the lake and west to Marlow, it accommodates 55 guests theatre style, 26 boardroom style and 32 banquet style.
Located on the opposite side of the building to the Lakeside Suites, the spaces mirror Lakeside I and III and accommodate the same delegate numbers.
Located on the opposite side of the building to the Lakeside Suites, the space mirrors Lakeside I & 3 rooms and accommodates the same delegate Capacities. Riverside 5 has an adjoining door to the Winterlake Suite & can be used in conjunction with it.
The Winterlake Suite is suitable for large scale conferences and events for up to 450 delegates. With stunning views over our lake and lawns as well as state-of-the-art lighting to suit the mood of your event. The room also has its own balcony area with access to the lawns below, an ideal area for team building events.
The venue has excellent natural light through floor-to-ceiling windows. The venue is located on the 1st floor conference and event area of the building.
The venue has excellent natural light through floor-to-ceiling glazing. The venue is located on the 1st floor conference and event area of the building.
The brand new CMS Meeting Room at Crowne Plaza Marlow now offers the latest technology including an all-in-one E-board Display 75” Interactive Monitor that features enhanced touch technology and UHD picture quality, with leverage heightened touch functionality for a smooth and versatile digital writing experience. Up to four users can write simultaneously using the provided pen or virtually any other tool.
Through the Working Screen function, users can quickly switch between multiple screens, such as the whiteboard, internet browser and connected input sources, with just a few touches.
The E-board offers a wide range of connections including HDMI, DVI-D, DP and USB ports, where users can load, share and revise content directly from their personal devices
Drive more organized collaboration with a sleek, sophisticated design. The magnetic side pen holder and frontal connection ports keep needed functions within reach, without the mess.
To add to the connectivity option a wireless streaming presentation device enabling wireless connectivity from any laptop, android or apple device.
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