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St Hughs College

St Hugh's College St Margaret's Road Oxford, OX2 6LE

Academic
·220 attendees
·151 bedrooms
·20 meeting rooms

St Hugh's College is fortunate to have fourteen acres of self-contained grounds surrounded by lawns, borders and mature trees, making this one of the loveliest hidden delights of Oxford in which conference delegates can relax within easy reach of lecture halls and living accommodation. The College is within about ten minutes walk of Oxford city centre - close enough for access but retaining a quite and pleasant atsmosphere. The College buildings include elegant Edwardian neo-classical, understated 1930s art deco, 1960s brutal, a less uncompromising 1960s interpretation of Oxford College vernacular, 1990s Victorian revivalist and several imposing Victorian houses characteristic of North Oxford. Situated in the middle of the grounds is the modern and inspirational Maplethorpe Building. Completed in 2000, it provides large versatile spaces with views over our beautiful Gardens, both from the conference areas on the ground floor and the 96 modern en-suite bedrooms above.

St Anthonys College

Woodstock Road Oxford Oxfordshire, OX2 6JF

Academic
·10 meeting rooms

St Antony's College is set in a pleasant leafy residential area of North Oxford, just a 10-minute walk from the heart of the City. The campus has a mixture of architectural styles ranging from the nineteenth century, through the 1960s, up to the present day. It sits within attractive gardens, and its quiet position and first-class facilities make it a very attractive location for conferences. Our professional team of conference specialists will be delighted to assist you and to cater for your every need - whether residential (from July to September) or non-residential (year-round) - from private lunches or dinners for 10, through conferences/seminars/meetings for between 10 and 70 delegates, to the use of our fully-equipped Nissan Lecture Theatre with a capacity of 150. We offer a mix of modern, single, en-suite bedrooms, as well as the more traditional single, college rooms with shared bathroom facilities. All of our meeting rooms are equipped with the latest A/V and IT facilities. Excellent cuisine, served in a lively, graduate college environment, completes the package of the perfect venue for your next conference or meeting.

St Annes College

Woodstock Road Oxford, OX2 6HS

Academic
·148 attendees
·11 meeting rooms

Situated within 5 acres of tranquil leafy grounds, St Anne’s enjoys a unique atmosphere in which to hold any conference, dinner or special event. With a team of experienced professionals on hand we take care of those fine details which help any event run smoothly. The key members of our team who will look after you have a long experience in providing a top quality service at St Anne’s. 184 well appointed ensuite rooms offer a degree of comfort not always found in College accommodation. All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and 50 can be converted into twins. All rooms have ethernet connections. In addition, 90 well-appointed rooms with washbasins overlook the main quad and are within easy reach of the hall and meeting rooms. All have been recently refurbished.

Somerville College

Somerville College, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6HD

Academic
·7 meeting rooms

Somerville College is well placed for visitors to the city of Oxford. It has excellent facilities, particularly the Margaret Thatcher Centre, and offers a versatile environment for groups or individuals requiring meeting rooms, lectures, receptions, or dinners throughout the year. Our range of venues are suitable for up to 200 guests and offer unique surroundings for both indoor and outdoor events, including beautiful gardens and a wood panelled Dining Hall. We are able to organise a wide range of facilities for almost any type of event including; banquets, conferences, christenings and naming ceremonies, dinners, lectures, receptions, meetings and summer schools. During College vacation periods we can accommodate large groups of residential visitors. Throughout the year we can cater for day meetings, seminars, special banquets and dinner. Our spacious gardens are available all year.

Keble College

Parks Road Oxford Oxfordshire, OX1 3PG

Academic
·17 meeting rooms

It is the self contained world of Keble which is the real attraction for conference organisers, speakers and delegates. Its original brick Victorian buildings have now been complemented and supplemented by award winning contemporary developments including a purpose built lecture theatre in the Sloane Robinson Building. Keble's facilities, for business and pleasure, are second to none. All on one site: ensuite bedrooms, Dining Hall, meeting space, offices, network connections... everything is to hand. And its atmosphere - open warm and welcoming - makes this the ideal venue for conferences and events. But what distinguishes Keble from so many other colleges is its team of professional conference managers, dedicated to making your event a success. When you work with Conference Keble you've got peace of mind.

Rhodes House Oxford

South Parks Road Oxford, OX1 3RG

Academic
·Country house
·200 attendees
·8 meeting rooms

A hidden delight situated in the heart of Oxford, Rhodes House is a beautiful venue steeped in history. Ideal for weddings, photo shoots, business meetings and events, Rhodes House can now be yours for the day. For over three-quarters of a century, Rhodes House has been the gathering place for Rhodes Scholars and distinguished guests. Now, the Trust has agreed to open the House, so that others can enjoy the peace, quiet and unique atmosphere of this private, exclusive venue. Ideal for both corporate and private events, for large and small functions, and for photo shoots, the House can be hired on an exclusive or non-exclusive basis.

Mansfield College

Mansfield Road Oxford Oxfordshire, OX1 3TF

Academic
·8 meeting rooms

Mansfield College can offer a range of conference, dining and vacation course facilities within one of the most attractive sites in Oxford. The combination of inspiring Victorian Gothic architecture overlooking one of the largest open quadrangles in Oxford, a modern conference centre and the unique Mansfield atmosphere create the perfect conference and event environment. Ideally located, Mansfield is quietly situated in leafy central Oxford, close to the University Parks and the many historical and architectural highlights of the city. The bus, coach and railway station are only a short walk or taxi ride away. Mansfield offers a wide variety of options for residential conferences, summer schools, vacation courses, day meetings, weddings and banquets. With 61 en-suite rooms and 45 standard rooms, Mansfield is ideal for the smaller to medium-sized residential conference. Many of the standard rooms are also available as generously-sized twin rooms. Mansfield aims to be flexible, tailoring the facilities and service to the needs of the Conference Organiser.

St Peters College

St Peter’s College Oxford, OX1 2DL

Academic
·9 meeting rooms

The College's central location combined with excellent catering provision and professional, friendly service, provide the ideal setting for meetings, receptions , dinners and conferences. St Peter’s is situated a few minutes walk from the bus and railway station and is well positioned for all of Oxford’s attractions. We have well-equipped meeting rooms of all sizes, flexible catering arrangements and a characterful range of accommodation, both on the central site and within close walking distance.

Lincoln College Oxford

Turl Street Oxford Oxfordshire, OX1 3DR

Academic
·12 meeting rooms

Lincoln College was founded in 1427 by Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln. Founded originally as a seat of learning to counteract heretical beliefs in the established church, it has developed into a centre for the study of both science and humanities subjects as one of the Colleges which comprise Oxford University. Lincoln has a reputation as a friendly and sociable College. In addition, it is one of the most attractive of Oxford’s medieval Colleges. With its two principal quadrangles, its glorious Chapel, its 15th century dining hall and its recently refurbished medieval kitchen, Lincoln College gives visitors a unique taste of life in an Oxford College. The College Library, formerly All Saints’ Church, is one of the finest in Oxford. We at Lincoln like to think that these beautiful and stimulating surroundings provide an ideal environment for both work and pleasure, for students reading for degrees and for delegates to business, professional and academic conferences

New College

Holywell Street Oxford Oxfordshire, OX1 3BN

Academic
·120 bedrooms
·14 meeting rooms

Our main site at Queens Drive has free on-site parking and is just 2 miles from Junction 15 of the M4, within easy reach of the town centre and close to major bus and train routes. Our Lucena House site offers conference and ICT training rooms. New College has a number of small meeting rooms which offer discreet and confidential accommodation for small groups; the largest of these rooms will comfortably accommodate 18 people. Our seminar rooms are perfect for training events or presentations; they will accomodate approximately 70 people.

St Catherine College Oxford

Manor Road, Oxford, OX1 3UJ, United Kingdom, OX1 3UJ

Academic
·Conference centre
·Unusual
·230 bedrooms
·18 meeting rooms

St Catherine’s College is the largest college within Oxford University and teaches both undergraduate and graduate students. Although one of the youngest Oxford Colleges, we can trace our roots back to 1868, when a ‘Delegacy for Non-Collegiate Students’ was formed. This Delegacy enabled students to gain an Oxford education without the prohibitive costs of college membership. This founding ethos of inclusion is still evident today, and the College has an open, friendly and diverse community amongst its Students, Fellows and Alumni. Our modern college, affectionately known as St Catz, was founded in 1962 by our Founding Master, Lord Alan Bullock. Designed by Danish architect, Arne Jacobsen, our Grade I listing buildings were the first to be granted such status in the post-war era. Jacobsen’s plans for the college did not include a chapel, defining us as a secular college and setting us apart from other Oxford colleges, most of which have a religious foundation. Whilst treasuring the traditional values of Oxford college life, we are committed to evolving with today’s society, which is reflected in our College motto ‘Nova et Vetera’: the new and the old.

The Queens College University of Oxford

High Street Oxford, OX1 4AW

Academic
·Conference centre
·Training centre
·Unusual
·200 attendees
·8 meeting rooms

The Queen’s College is one of Oxford’s oldest and most central colleges, located on the High Street in the city centre. Affectionately known as “Queen’s”, the college was founded in 1341 by Robert de Eglesfield and named after Queen Philippa of Hainault, the wife of King Edward III. Among the beautiful architecture of Queen’s College are buildings designed by Christopher Wren and Nicholas Hawksmoor. The architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner famously described the Front Quad of Queen’s as “the grandest piece of classical architecture in Oxford”, an accolade that it clearly deserves. Owing to its central location, Oxford Royale Academy students staying in Queen’s will have easy access to Oxford’s many attractions and amenities. Among Queen’s many impressive and notable alumni are Henry V, the English king best known for his victory at the Battle of Agincourt, the former Prime Minister of Australia Tony Abbott, the theologian John Wycliffe, actor and comedian Rowan Atkinson and Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web.

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Examination School Oxford

Estates Services University of Oxford Examination Schools High Street Oxford, OX1 4BG

Academic
·16 meeting rooms

The Examination Schools is Oxford's largest city centre conference venue with nearly 13,000 square feet of floor space. It is an exquisite Grade II listed historical and academic venue. We have the meeting room facilities and flexibility to cater for a variety of events.

Harris Manchester College Oxford

Mansfield Road Oxford Oxfordshire, OX1 3TD

Academic
·4 meeting rooms

Harris Manchester College is a small, friendly college which has hosted successful meetings and conferences for over fifteen years. The College occupies a quiet and spacious central position close to all University and city facilities. All seminar rooms, dining facilities and accommodation are located on the single college site, which incorporates delightful gardens and quadrangles. Because of the nature of the College, we are able to offer a personal service, with a large percentage of conferences having sole use of the College. Our efficiency and flexibility is reflected in the number of conferences that return to the College on a regular basis.

St Edmund Hall

Queens Lane Oxford Oxfordshire, OX1 4AR

Academic
·7 meeting rooms

St Edmund Hall wishes to maximise the use of its facilities during the Oxford vacations and welcomes conferences, courses and summer schools, of any size, during mid-March to mid-April and from the end of June to October. Situated in the centre of the City of Oxford on the "High", a few steps from Christ Church Meadows and the Isis, the great Examination Schools, Radcliffe Camera, the Cathedral and the bustling shops of the "Broad", St Edmund Hall is well placed for sightseeing and shopping. St Edmund Hall was the first college to sense the need for conference facilities in Oxford, and our twenty years experience shows. Many of the facilities, the great Wolfson Hall and adjacent rooms were built with conferences and banquets in mind. Most of our conferences come back year after year, particularly for the "high table" cuisine, and the professionalism of the College staff, knowing that they can have a relaxed, yet stimulating break, enjoying the ancient quadrangle or relaxing in the former churchyard that is now the college garden.