hospitality


Reading’s only Michelin Starred Restaurant


LUXURY MEETING & CORPORATE HOSPITALITY VENUE


Step away from the everyday corporate setting to entertain and impress prospective clients, catch-up or celebrate achievements with colleagues or simply hold a corporate meeting in our stunning private dining rooms.


Our private rooms at L’Ortolan offer an alternative space for those wanting to hold corporate meetings followed by a dinner. If you are rewarding a colleague, or celebrating a company achievement, L’Ortolan provides a choice of unique dining and entertaining experiences, all with no room hire fee provided the minimum number of guests or food and beverage spend is achieved.


With its beautiful grounds and elegant setting, L’Ortolan has three opulent private rooms, all equipped with projectors and complimentary WiFi, which can hold between 8 and 22 guests. For larger parties the restaurant can be hired for exclusive use for up to 58 guests.


We also hold a unique cookery team-building event where you can build relationships with your colleagues or strengthen existing ones.


Visit www.lortolan.com/corporate or call 01189 888 500 to discuss your next meeting or event.


Executive Meeting Rooms Hire per hour for up to 10 people


per hour inc. VAT for up to 10 people


25.00


• Free car parking • Free WiFi


• Arrival Tea & Coffee included


• Catering options available from a choice menu


• VGA cable to link laptop to in-built plasma screen


Tel 0118 968 1333 Email rbcc.events@compass-group.co.uk Royal Berkshire Conference Centre, Madejski Stadium, Reading, Berkshire, RG2 0FL


Hot Boxes cannot be pre-booked. Operate Monday-Friday, 8.00am – 5.30pm, subject to availability and venue discretion. Payment required on departure.


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THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE – THAMES VALLEY – FEBRUARY 2017


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