Cliff Conference Centre is situated in the grounds of Cliff College on the outskirts of the village of Calver in the Peak District National Park.
We are experienced in accommodating groups of varying sizes and with differing needs and we would welcome the opportunity to discuss with you, all that we can offer in order to make your conference a success. Our friendly and professional staff are ready to help
CLIFF HALL
you from your initial enquiry through to the end of your conference. We look forward to welcoming you to our facilities. We can host both residential and day conferences in glorious surroundings.
CLIFF HALL – CHATSWORTH ROOM AND CHADWICK’S RESTAURANT
The Chatsworth room is the largest of all our conferencing rooms able to seat up to 250 people theatre style, without a stage, 200 with a stage. The room can be set to accommodate several styles such as cabaret, seating in an arc or as a classroom.
ANNIE DOUGLAS HOUSE
The newest addition on the Cliff College Conferences landscape is Annie Douglas House which features stunning views of the surrounding countryside, modern facilities, and en-suite shower rooms.
BROADBELT & EAGLES
The Broadbelt & Eagles accommodation blocks were completely redesigned and refurbished in 2013. The block also features The Davies Room, a newly built seminar space that can accommodate 40 delegates, and is fully equipped with modern presentation and IT facilities. These modern facilities comprise two halves of one building, standing next to a grassed courtyard with glorious views of both Baslow Edge and the Hope Valley towards Chatsworth House.
STANTON
Situated beside an orchard at the lower part of the site, Stanton is ideally located for a peaceful and idyllic conference or retreat. The peaceful, light and airy conference room can seat up to 30 people. It is ideal for use as a worship venue, classroom, and lecture or meeting room.
STANTON ANNIE DOUGLAS HOUSE
To discuss your requirements please call: 01246 584200 or 01246 584205 Email:
conferences@cliffcollege.ac.uk For further details visit:
www.cliffcollege.ac.uk/conferences/home/
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