Terrace Room at Beaulieu
The Terrace Room is a bright, flexible event space adjoining Beaulieu’s Brabazon Restaurant, opposite the National Motor Museum. Accommodating up to 100 delegates, it offers adaptable layouts for meetings, conferences, private dining and summer celebrations, with access to an outdoor terrace.
Hartford Room at Beaulieu
The Hartford room offers an alternative to Beaulieu’s grand banqueting spaces. Ideal for smaller meetings, workshops and private discussions, the Hartford Room provides a practical alternative to Beaulieu’s larger event spaces. Its flexible layout accommodates up to 30 delegates.
The Main Exhibition Space at Imperial War Museum North
Large-scale exhibition displays sit within Daniel Libeskind’s striking Salford Quays building, surrounding guests at IWM North. Its open floor can be configured for dinners, receptions and awards, with sound, lighting and projections shaping the event atmosphere.
Brabazon Restaurant at Beaulieu
Set within Beaulieu’s visitor attraction, the Brabazon Restaurant is designed around hospitality and dining rather than a historic ceremonial setting. Its generous restaurant floor area makes it useful for larger seated meals and informal celebrations, with the National Motor Museum and estate attractions nearby.
National Motor Museum at Beaulieu
Surrounded by celebrated vehicles spanning generations of motoring, guests can enjoy an event within Beaulieu’s National Motor Museum. The cars become part of the event itself, creating talking points for receptions and dinners and offering an entirely different atmosphere from the more intimate rooms of Palace House.
Palace House at Beaulieu
Once the gatehouse of Beaulieu Abbey, Palace House has been home to the Montagu family since 1538. Its Gothic-influenced Victorian interiors are filled with family portraits, antique furnishings and heirlooms, while the house overlooks the Beaulieu River millpond, providing a richly personal setting for private dining and receptions.
Harmsworth Room at Churchill War Rooms
A remarkable wall of original generator controls, with banks of dials and switches, gives the Harmsworth Room its unmistakable character. This preserved working detail grounds private dinners and receptions in the history of the underground headquarters, without sacrificing the practicality of a dedicated event room.
The Quayside at Imperial War Museum North
Large-scale exhibition displays sit within Daniel Libeskind’s striking Salford Quays building, surrounding guests at IWM North. Its open floor can be configured for dinners, receptions and awards, with sound, lighting and projections shaping the event atmosphere.
WaterShard 3 at Imperial War Museum North
WaterShard 3 at Imperial War Museum North