We're here to support your business however we can. We'll provide the inspiring flexible spaces, the WIFI as standard, the flatscreen TVs, the projectors and flip charts as required, and the brain fuel. You do the rest.
Our meeting rooms are both stylish and functional, with complimentary WIFI as standard, flatscreen TVs, projectors or flip charts as required. Oh and this one's got an outside terrace. Bonus!
Located on the mezzanine floor, this room can be flexible, has all the technical equipment at your fingertips and also has an outside terrace so you can discuss business al fresco.
With beautiful natural daylight filling the room, this space can hold up to 30 people theatre style. The outside terrace is a great space for break-outs too.
There's nothing quite like The Room!
Bursting with natural daylight and 180-degree views of the Marina and beyond, Room is a stylish and adaptable event space that can accommodate up to 220 people. This chic space caters to a range of occasions, including weddings, parties, formal dinners and large corporate events and has access to a private roof garden.
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Finished with velvety walls and plush interior, The Green Room is perfect for a more intimate setting.
Whether it’s a private get together, cocktails and catch ups with friends or simply watching a film on the big screen, we’re ready to put your plans into action.
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Make business a pleasure.
For a flexible and spacious meeting space in Southport, you won’t get much better than this! The ideal space for brainstorming, hosting a successful meeting or training events, The Hesketh Suite comes well equipped to suit your business needs.
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Accommodating up to 24 people, our flexible Executive Suite can be set up to suit your needs, perfect for meetings and corporate events.
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Southport’s best kept secret.
Picture this: drink in hand, the coastal sunset and unrivalled views of the Irish Sea. If this sounds like the perfect backdrop for your next get-together, then you’re in the right place.
Wow your guests as you soak up the atmosphere on our Rooftop Garden, complete with firepits and an outside bar.
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Capacity – 50 people
Golden Miller was the only horse to have won both the Cheltenham Gold Cup and the Grand National in 1934.
Located on the first floor of the Earl of Derby Grandstand and completed in 2007, the Golden Miller Suite offers 650sqm of space and the flexibility to accommodate an exhibition, conference, dinner or reception for up to 600 delegates.
Located on the ground floor, the 700sqm Exhibition Hall provides the perfect space for product launches and exhibitions.
With full height roller doors and a full AV specification, the Exhibition Hall can be used together with the Princess Royal or Wallis suites and up to 14 syndicate rooms as a single self-contained multi-purpose conference venue.
Merryman II was the first Scottish-bred horse to win the Grand National in 1960, which was also the first time the race was televised.
The Merryman Suite comprises of ten interconnecting raceview boxes which can fit up to 100 theatre style or ten per box for a board meeting. Located on the third floor of the Princess Royal Stand, on top of the 10 executive boxes, we also have our Boardroom suite.
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