Meeting room

Hartwell House Hotel and Spa

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From £65 pp/hour

90 Theatre

From £65 pp/hour

90 Theatre

Space description

Hartwell offers a selection of meeting space coupled with dining and activities to suit all requirements. From a boardroom meeting for 12 to cabaret for 48 or theatre style presentation for up to 90 guests, our meeting and dining rooms give you flexibility and choice in a traditional atmosphere, yet with all modern day amenities.

The Hartwell Rooms are situated approximately 100 yards from the main house. An original 18th century coach house and indoor riding school have been restored to provide four purpose built meeting rooms.

What this space offers

Features

Wifi

HD Screen

Stationery

Whiteboards/ flipcharts

Air conditioning

Natural light

On site Technical support

Space

Storage Space

Capacities

12 Boardroom

48 Cabaret

90 Theatre

Welcomes

Weddings

Events with Alcohol

Guide Prices

Business
Delegate Packages
- Every day 09:00 - 17:00
  £65 to £95 / per Person / per Hour
  DAY DELEGATE PACKAGE
  - Complimentary parking
  - Welcome bacon rolls, tea and coffee
  - Morning coffee, pastries and biscuits
  - Luncheon including coffee and tea, in a private room
  - Afternoon tea, cake and biscuits
  - Use of meeting room for the day
  - A range of meeting equipment
  - Free multi device Wi-Fi

Oxford Road Near Aylesbury

London

HP17 8NR

More about Hartwell House Hotel and Spa

Located in the Vale of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, and on the edge of the Chilterns, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hartwell House is only two miles from the busy market town of Aylesbury and 20 miles from Oxford.

The hotel, which has 48 bedrooms and suites, has won many awards for the quality and excellence of its outstanding hospitality and food.

This impressive house, which has both Jacobean and Georgian facades, has been skilfully and sympathetically restored by Historic House Hotels, which has extended the restoration to include the 18th century stables.