Flexible meeting room space at Heywood House

Our Meeting Rooms

Our meeting rooms and event space for hire amounts to 3,675 sq. ft., all on the ground floor of the Mansion. Rooms for 2 to 120 people can be booked by the hour or the day. Our on-site kitchens provide delicious homemade, freshly prepared food for all your catering needs.

You don’t need to be a member to book – we are open to everyone in the business community. Just make a booking through our online system – easy and convenient.

We have CCTV across the site, hard-wired broadband with best-in-class firewalls, and are Cyber Essentials Certified, giving you peace of mind when working here.

Booking a meeting room at Heywood House gives you access to so much more than just the meeting room: wonderful grounds, the Café and a range of other services whilst you are here.

What’s included in the price

  • Secure key card access
  • Cyber Essentials certified broadband
  • Secure, fast Wi-Fi
  • AV equipment and Video Conferencing*
  • Flip charts and pens
  • Reception Services
  • Tea/Coffee/Biscuits
  • Ample free parking

*These are available in selected meeting rooms.

Our impressive range of rooms also has the facilities for conferences, “break-outs”, and training spaces. On-site catering packages are available for all meeting rooms and events on request.

MEETING ROOM HIRE RATES

Enhanced facilities and technologies now in place with Members’ discount on meeting rooms at 50%

Space

Sq.ft.

Capacity

Member Rates

Standard Rates

The Trust

161

6 Cabaret

£12.50/hour, £62.50/day

£25/hr, £125/day

The Treasury

423

20 Boardroom

£25/hour, £125/day

£50/hour, £250/day

The Marlborough

535

32 Cabaret

£25/hour, £125/day

£50/hour, £250/day

The Main Hall*

1,378

100 Theatre/64 cabaret

£52/delegate rate/day

£65/delegate rate/day

The Conservatory

732

35 Theatre

POA**

POA**

Grounds and Field

35 acres

POA**

POA**

All prices exclude VAT

* Besides the list of facilities and services included in all Meeting Room rates, the Main Hall delegate rate also includes hot and cold drinks supplied throughout the day, plus morning pastries, a networking lunch, and afternoon cake.

* The minimum standard rate for the Main Hall is £2,600 for the day, equivalent to 40 delegates attending.

* If you have any special requirements or need the Main Hall for less than a day, please contact the Landlord’s office at landlord@heywoodhouse.com 

** Rates for the Conservatory, Grounds and Field depend on the time of day and use; most of these spaces and facilities are open to members of the public out-of-office hours and at weekends.

 

 

Bright and airy Trust meeting room at Heywood House

The Trust


The National Trust acquired Heywood House in 1982 and converted the estate from a school into offices for their staff.

The Trust contains a TV Plasma HD Screen and video conferencing equipment with Logitech camera equipment for small meetings.

Boardroom meeting in The Treasury at Heywood House

The Treasury


Sir James Ley built Heywood House in 1603. He became Lord High Treasurer to King James and then to King Charles I and was created the 1st Earl of Marlborough.

The Treasury is set up board room style, equipped with AV equipment for large team meetings and presentations.

Marlborough Room

The Marlborough


Three Earls of Marlborough lived here. On Sir James Ley’s death his son Henry became the 2nd Earl and MP for Westbury and Devizes. Sir James’ grandson, James, became the 3rd Earl but died fighting the Dutch fleet off Lowestoft.

This room is set up cabaret style and provides space for meeting, training or “break-outs”.

Historic Main Hall at Heywood Hall

The Main Hall


This was the heart of the original Jacobean manor, extensively embellished in 1837 with a fireplace large enough for any “Fireside Chat”!

With an 87-inch presentation screen and speakers, this space easily converts into a Conference Venue/Event Space, in theatre style for up to 100 delegates or Cabaret style for up to 64 delegates.

Team away days in the Conservatory

The Conservatory


This was originally created as a “Palm House” by philanthropist Henry Ludlow in the 1800s. It then became a swimming pool in the 1970s, a Conservatory under the National Trust, and today it houses our Café.

It has AV equipment and is used for talks and conferences, as well as events for the public at weekends.

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