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VISIT GUILDFORD’S VENUES GROUP
NEW VENUES JOIN
New venues have joined the Guildford Venues Group creating an even more comprehensive range of event and conference spaces just 30 minutes away from
London and close to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
The Mandolay Hotel is just a short stroll from Guildford High Street and within walking distance of both Guildford mainline and London Road railway stations, the 4 Star Mandolay Hotel offers guests every business facility imaginable.
No fewer than 8, purpose built conference and event spaces, each equipped with integral AV accommodate groups from 10 to 500 in air-conditioned comfort whilst their full-time, experienced conference team are on-hand to deliver exceptional service for every delegate and peace of mind for any event organiser. 78 business class bedrooms and suites, comfortable bars and lounges, free 100mb wi-fi, a choice of dining styles and a relaxed, attentive style of service all help to make The Mandolay one of the most popular business destinations in Surrey.
The Mandolay Hotel is also just a two minute walk from G Live Entertainment Venue and The Guildford Harbour hotel with its 183 rooms – Very large events can book a combination of facilities at all three venues without incurring additional transport costs.
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Whilst The Mandolay Hotel has been a feature in Guildford Town Centre for many years, the next new member to Guildford Venues Group is a brand new build.
The new Cricket Pavilion at Woodbridge Road ground offers a brand-new events facility for the local community and corporate client in Guildford and the surrounding area. After Surrey CC teamed up with Guildford Borough Council and
Guildford CC to renovate the existing facility, originally built in the 1950s, the new building offers a fantastic all year -round space, perfect for events big or small.
The re-opening of this fantastic venue combined with the historic Guildford Cricket Festival this year celebrating its 80th anniversary.
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