The Conference Guide is your free and impartial conference venue finders. Our online guide covers a range of venues from city centre hotels to Premier League football stadia throughout the UK. Whether you prefer an intimate or a palatial conference venue, we can be of service. We have 20,000 venues to choose from, covering the length and breadth of the United Kingdom.
We're quick and reliable: give us a deadline and we'll work to that - as soon as possible;. We are independent: our recommendations come from previous experience or clients' feedback. We are not influenced by hotels, conference centres or the like;. We believe variety is the spice of life: from a single table to an exhibition hall, we offer a truly bespoke service.
We're quick and reliable: give us a deadline and we'll work to that - as soon as possible;. We are independent: our recommendations come from previous experience or clients' feedback. We are not influenced by hotels, conference centres or the like;. We believe variety is the spice of life: from a single table to an exhibition hall, we offer a truly bespoke service.
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Capital of England and the United Kingdom, London remains a popular destination for conferences, events and exhibitions. It has enough conference venues and hotels to suit everyone. From the smallest of parties to the mightiest of corporations, it is a great place to wow your audiences.
Its history goes back to the Roman ages with the City of London, as we know today, known as Londinium in 43 A.D. After the 1st century, it displaced Camulodunum (now Colchester) as the capital of Roman Britain.By 1200, it became the official capital of England; before then, previous monarchs moved from place to place, taking their court with them.
Its history goes back to the Roman ages with the City of London, as we know today, known as Londinium in 43 A.D. After the 1st century, it displaced Camulodunum (now Colchester) as the capital of Roman Britain.By 1200, it became the official capital of England; before then, previous monarchs moved from place to place, taking their court with them.
The Belfast of today is a vibrant city steeped in culture, seen at its best in the Ulster Museum and the City Hall. It has a multitude of stylish bars, restaurants and clubs. Its recent upturn in fortunes is reflected in the regeneration of its waterfront. Belfast saw rapid growth in the early 20th century, and was known for its engineering and shipbuilding.
Visit the 3 star Mercure Livingston hotel just 16 miles from the buzz of Edinburgh. This stylish Livingston hotel is close to some of Scotland's best country parks. Its 120 contemporary rooms all have complimentary standard WiFi and satellite TV. Relax inThe Brasserie and Bar over international cuisine and a full range of drinks, or head to the Health Club, which is at your disposal during your stay.
The Fab Four, its Three Graces (the Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building, Port of Liverpool Building), two footballing sides and a iconic waterfront sums up Liverpool in a nutshell. Pier Head conjures up echoes of its mercantile past as a main shipping port. It is possible to see another reminder of that era by visiting the Merseyside Maritime and The Beatles Story museum and Tate Gallery on Albert Dock.
Our Manchester meeting rooms will provide an inspirational setting for your next meeting in Manchester: open red brickwork, barreled ceilings, wooden floors and natural light in a Grade II listed hotel in Manchester Piccadilly. Middleton Arena 15 million pound development opened in 2009 with full leisure facilities and audotirium under one roof.
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