06 HOTELS & VENUES


Homerton Conference Centre Address: Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 8PH T: +44 (0) 1223 747218 E: conferences@homerton.cam.ac.uk www.homertonconference.com


Nestled amongst 25 acres of landscaped gardens, located in the heart of Cambridge, Homerton College Conference Centre makes conference and event planning both easy and affordable. Homerton offers the tradition and charm of a Cambridge college, combined with all the modern amenities you require.


Choose from a full menu of services including a wide variety of meeting rooms in differing styles and sizes alongside 3 dining rooms, each with their own unique character and charm. Experience fine dining in the sumptuous Great Hall, built in 1889 in the American-Gothic style and seating up to 260 guests, or host a summer residential conference in an historic collegiate atmosphere. Come for dinner, enjoy an outdoor barbeque or make the most of our contemporary and well equipped meeting facilities.


Homerton has over 500 en-suite bedrooms and is a short walk to the shops and restaurants, public transport hub. Along with our beautiful grounds within which you can sit back and relax, we also offer significant on-site parking, a serious plus in such a busy city.


Open green spaces, meeting rooms with plenty of natural light, tailored delicious bespoke menus, modern technology and multimedia systems to suit a multitude of business needs. What more would you want in a conference venue?


PA Life Annual Guide 2017


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