Venues
Greater Manchester
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Grade II listed building in the heart of historic and picturesque Port Sunlight Village. Providing 400 capacity function rooms with seperate bar and catering facilities.
Best Western Royal Clifton Hotel is fully licensed to carry out marriage ceremonies in all three of our function suites.
It is always happening in liverpool, from Major Sporting Events, Converts, Festivals, Exhibitions and much more.
Well suited for business and leisure travellers alike, the Radisson Blu is convenient to the River Mersey ferry terminal and additional public transport options.
Britannia Hotels are the largest privately owned hotel chain in the UK, with 46 hotels across the country, offering over 9,000 comfortable and affordable bedrooms.
Meols Hall Estate has acres of idyllic wooded parkland suitable for a host of challenging outdoor activities, product launches, motivation and incentive schemes.
With a variety of dining experiences at Formby Hall Golf Resort & Spa from gourmet tasting to tasty grills.
We can help you organise almost any event including; conferences, exhibitions, weddings, civil ceremonies, meetings, training events, interviews, product launches.
Statham Lodges' beautifully landscaped gardens, surrounded by country fields yet with excellent network links remains a testament to careful and loving ownership.
Northop Hall Country House Hotel is a beautiful Victorian mansion in nine acres of magnificent and peaceful gardens, the perfect backdrop to your big day.
Lyons Nant Hall Hotel has beautiful grounds for you to enjoy from<br />your arrival, down the tree-lined drive, to the gardens, offering photo opportunities.
A stunning and unusual building with views of the Bridgewater Canal, steeped in history this intimate venue will amaze both you and your guests.
This superb hotel is set in the tranquility of Sefton park just a few miles from the hustle and bustle of Liverpool City Centre.
