FEATURE: HOTELS, CONFERENCES & EVENTS
A meeting room with a view at beautiful resort
Millendreath Beach Resort offers not only a beautiful beach, self- catering accommodation, a Bistro and a Beach Bar, but also the perfect space for meetings, training, interviews and conferences with a view to rival most venues. The Beach Bar is very versatile,
transforming into the perfect space for all your meeting needs. The Bar sits above the beach itself, with stunning view overlooking the bay, stretching right over to Rame Head. The Beach Bar has a large wrap
around deck outside, perfect for breaks in between meetings to refocus. It has large windows and a
sliding door out on to the deck, allowing plenty of natural light with blinds to accommodate screens when needed. The room has Wi-Fi and we can
provide a screen and projector on request. Teas and coffees can be arranged along with snacks, breakfasts, lunches and even dinners if needed from our famous Bistro on the Beach. It can seat 40
Self-catered accommodation at Millendreath Beach Resort
delegates theatre style or 20 delegates board room. If you’re looking for a bigger
space, contact the resort about hiring its Bistro on the Beach. With a larger seating area inside,
it can accommodate 60+ delegates depending on your needs and seating arrangements. The Bistro also has a wrap around deck overlooking the beach, with Wi-Fi and options for food and drinks. The view can be admired from the floor to ceiling windows that let in the natural light creating a bright and spacious feel. Anyone looking to hold a
conference over a few days can also benefit from self-catering accommodation. The resort offers 38 villas, all four-berth and finished to a very high standard, perfect for a good night’s rest in between meeting days. With large decks to the front of each villa, it’s also great place to sit back and relax while enjoying the views over the sea after a long day of meetings.
Visit:
www.millendreath.co.uk
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