Meetings
Meeting Rooms
A business meeting like no other, take a step back in history with our countryside meeting rooms while still keeping present with today’s business world. If you’re looking for a meeting room near St Albans, Harpenden, or Harrow, then Hatfield House is the perfect location for you. The House provides a refreshingly unique experience, mixing centuries of history with modern technology.
The Riding School has a meeting capacity of 40-250 people and comes with a number of packages available. The larger meeting room, The Old Palace is the perfect venue for larger gatherings, the room can host 120-300 people and has numerous packages that are available.
Due to the nature of business, we understand that flexibility is key, this is why one of our dedicated events staff will help you every step of the way with your venue booking.
The Riding School
The Riding School provides the flexibility to host both meetings and conferences, the unique architecture, alongside the modern facilities makes the riding school a venue that is hard to match.
This versatile venue offers a range of different packages, be it daily, half-daily, or just for breakfast, our flexible style means that there is something for everyone.
- PA System with Handheld Microphone
- Flexible Breakout Areas
- 86" Plasma Screen
- In-house Catering
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and Parking
Capacity:
- Boardroom Style: 40 People Max.
- Theatre Style: 200 People Max.
Get in touch with one of our dedicated teams to discuss our corporate packages further.
The Old Palace
The largest meeting room, The Old Palace boasts a rich and meaningful history, intertwined with royalty itself it is the perfect venue for larger meetings and much like our other venues, comes with a variety of packages available.
Captivate your audience by hosting your meeting in one of the most stunning displays of 15th century English architecture, in the modern world.
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