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Turkey Mill

Ashford Road Maidstone Kent, ME14 5PP

Conference centre
·600 attendees

The Orangery is becoming an increasingly popular setting for a variety of exclusive corporate and private occasions. The venue is set beside a river, surrounded by sweeping lawns and huge Blue Cedars and overlooks a beautiful waterfall. All are floodlit at dusk. Guests and delegates alike can enjoy these award-winning landscaped gardens. The smaller Whatman Room is an additional meeting area, available for daytime corporate events. Our team will be glad to advise you of the options available for the event you are planning and the complete service we provide.

Poult Wood Golf Centre

Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council Leisure Services Gibson Building Gibson Drive Kings Hill West Malling Kent, ME19 4LZ

Golf club

Poult Wood Golf Centre is set in rural woodland, three miles north of Tonbridge. It has a reputation for being one of the finest quality pay and play golf centres in the South of England. The Clubhouse, operated by Par 4 Catering Ltd, is a great place to hold your business or private function catering for weddings, parties or meetings. We also have a meeting room that can accommodate up to 20 people and is an ideal venue for seminars. Our first class restaurant and bar offer a variety of menus from light refreshments to a la carte open every day, players and the general public are all welcome. Poult Wood is the ideal venue for business meetings or seminars. There is a dedicated room for up to 20 people and the relaxed atmosphere and excellent catering facilities make for a highly productive day

Detling Coach House

Hillfield House, Scragged Oak Road Detling Maidstone Kent, ME14 3HB

Conference centre
·Hotel

If you're looking for a conference room, Detling Coach House can offer our spacious Orangery. Set in a peaceful, quiet location with an informal setting with easy motorway access to both the M20 (J7) and the M2, we are ideally situated. Our meeting room is ideal for your event and we offer the following facilities: Flip-Charts, Coffee, Tea, Biscuits, Water, Power, Wireless Internet. Toilet. We accept credit cards and corporate accounts are most welcome. We have ample car parking facilities also and food can be arranged.

Riverview Manor Rochester

1 Riverview Manor Wouldham Road Rochester Kent, ME1 3TL

Country house
·1 meeting room

We are a prestigious venue based in rural Rochester, Kent. With six acres of countryside overlooking the River Medway, the scene is set for that perfect day ! The Riverview Manor accommodates up to 1,500 seated guests 3,000 standing and gives their clients a personal feel to their requirements. Witnessing the sun set over the river with a landscape that’s ready to accommodate everyone’s needs is an experience never forgotten.

Sun Pier House

Medway Street Chatham, ME4 4HF

Art gallery
·2 meeting rooms

Sun Pier House was formed to support and promote Medway’s unique creative culture. We provide a base for established and start-up artists or businesses in the creative sector. Split over three floors our award-winning venue is home to a large exhibition gallery, a characterful tearoom, events space, hire rooms, artist studios and office space – All enjoying a glorious panoramic view of the River Medway.

Gordon House Hotel

91 High St, Rochester, Kent ME1 1LX, United Kingdom, ME1 1LX

Hotel

Our Rochester hotel accommodation is perfectly situated for those wishing to visit Kent, Maidstone or Medway. You can visit the many antique centres, art and curio shops or Rochester Castle. The hotel is an ideal base to explore the surrounding countryside as well as the many historic places of interest within the Medway, Maidstone and Kent areas. Rochester is also famous for its many festivals throughout the year such as Dickens and Sweeps. If you're holidaying in this historic corner of England, or you're in the area on business, you won't find better hotel accommodation in Rochester, Medway, Maidstone or Kent.. A Function Room is available for Seminars and accommodation/refreshments etc can be provided as required. There is plenty of Car Parking at the Hotel, and Rochester Main-Line Railway Station is only half a mile distant

Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel

16-18 High St, Rochester, Kent ME1 1PX, United Kingdom, ME1 1PX

Hotel

The Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel is a 400 year old coaching inn located in Rochester, a city of immense historic interest, ideally situated for exploring local points of interest such as the cathedral, the castle, the Roman ruins and the Restoration House. Originally called The Bull, the hotel acquired its present name after a visit by Queen Victoria in 1836. The hotel was regularly frequented by Charles Dickens, and is mentioned in several of his novels. Much of the original hotel is preserved, including a fine staircase, the entrance hall and the ballroom. The Hotel has 28 rooms, two fine Function rooms, four bars and a restaurant (currently undergoing refurbishments) and is able to host an array of activities from Weddings to Conferences. There is an on site car park which is locked at night. The Hotel is strategically placed within minutes of the A2, M2 and M25 and London, Dover and the Channel Tunnel are readily accessible. Rochester Train Station is a 10 minute walk away, which has direct lines to London Victoria, Charing Cross and numerous Kent Coast destinations. Whether you’re here to soak up the historic sights of Rochester or simply here on business, we look forward to welcoming you to The Royal Victoria & Bull Hotel.

Commissioners House

The Historic Dockyard Chatham, ME4 4TZ

Conference centre
·200 attendees

The Commissioner’s House is the oldest intact naval building in Great Britain. The house was built for Captain Geroge St Lo, on he site of an earlier residence built in 1640. On arrival in 1703, St Lo complained that the Chatham residence was a poor substitute for his previous lodging and successfully petitioned for a new house. The house’s most attractive internal feature is a painted ceiling depicting an assembly of the gods, taken from the Great Cabin of HMS Royal Sovereign. Today the Commissioner’s House is still on site and is used for weddings and events. The garden behind it is open to the public to explore! Originally the garden incorporated one of Britain’s earliest Italianate water gardens. You can see the Edwardian glasshouse with a great vine, an 18th century ice house and a 17th century mulberry tree still to this day!

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