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Conferences

Croxteth Hall Conference Centre Liverpool's premier country house conference facility & function suite

What makes a good conference centre?

• An impressive, memorable location.
• A setting that allows you and your delegates to concentrate on the matter in hand.
• Comfortable facilities, with every presentation need at your fingertips.
• Quick and easy access from major road networks.
• Free parking adjacent to the building.
• Flexible arrangements for room furniture to suit your needs.
• Dedicated support staff to ensure you and your delegates requirements are met.
• Fixed induction loop system in Library suite, portable induction loop available for other rooms on request.
  
  You will expect . . . 
  
• The highest standards of customer care, flexibility and attention to detail.
  
  But you won't expect . . .
  
• Our unique setting - acres of countryside within the City.
• 'Take a break' opportunities - behind the scenes guided tours, cream teas in the Walled Garden or a peaceful stroll in the wooded countryside.
•  Corporate entertainment opportunities from falconry to chamber concerts.                   

Pride of Place 
Stately homes have long been associated with important meetings and discussions. Governments, heads of state and major corporations have realised the value of a place to step aside from the interruptions of day to day matters and focus on the big decisions. 

A stately home such as Croxteth gives your meeting and organisation real status in the eyes of your delegates and will ensure that the issues discussed are given pride of place.

At Croxteth, a modern conference venue has been skilfully integrated within the elegant Edwardian setting of Croxteth Hall, making it the perfect location for a meeting, presentation or function. 

The Historic Hall 
Generations of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton, lived continuously at Croxteth Hall from the sixteenth century until the death of the last Earl in 1972. 

Society figures and royalty frequently came to stay here for country house parties, particularly in the Edwardian era. Today many of the rooms are open to the public, showing life both 'above' and 'below stairs'. The Hall is also a venue for concerts and art exhibitions. 

The Country Park 
The large estate has remained virtually unchanged for a century, retaining almost all of its original features, particularly the Home Farm - where cattle still graze the fields - and the Victorian Walled Garden, a marvellous place for a relaxing stroll between borders of flowers and fruit trees.

Booking
Check our room hire costs for April 2009 - March 2010 for all our conference rooms. In the first instance, call and speak to our Hall Manager (0151 233 6920) to discuss your requirements, then complete the initial booking form and return it to us (MSWord version).
We aim to make your conference go as smoothly and successfully as possible.

Refreshments
Tea, coffee, orange juice and biscuits can be provided throughout the day for a small extra charge. If you want a cold or hot finger buffet through to a full sit down meal contact us for example menus, any special dietary requirements and price lists.

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