Cowdray Hall & Council Room
Cowdray Hall is a grand conference space with original oak doors, three stained glass windows by Dudley Forsyth depicting Love, Fortitude and Faith, and a soaring ceiling that floods the room with natural daylight. A carved Cowdray Coat of Arms by George Haughton adds to the period character. The space features flexible staging and built-in AV technology including high-definition projection, a fully controllable lighting system, relay screens, wired and wireless microphones, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The adjoining Council Room, originally designed as a dining room by Sir Edwin Cooper, features an intricate 1930s glass dome ceiling and works as a networking space, catering area, exhibition space or overflow from the Hall. Together these rooms suit conferences, team away days, speaker panels, seminars, product launches and evening receptions.
