Drawing Room
Up to 215 delegates…
Victorian grandeur. Stain glass windows. Centrally located. The Drawing Room seems to tick all the boxes. It has the space for meetings of up to 200, while it’s impressive enough to host dinners of up to 160; it really is the best of both worlds! It even interlinks to the Loggia if you are looking for some extra space for a syndicate or reception area. We’ll even throw in an original organ for good measure.
At a glance:
- Ground level
- 3 access doors
- Interconnects with Loggia
- Natural light with blackout curtains – perfect for overhead projection
- Original features including fireplaces & Church of Scotland organ from 1910
- Built-in sound system, bar & catering area
- 10 x 13amp sockets
- Wireless access complimentary
Ferntower Suite
Up to 208 delegates…
It has a bar, conservatory, built in stage and cloakrooms – some say it’s the perfect space and we think it’s pretty special too. It’s why it’s one of our most popular rooms. Whether it’s a BBQ for 160 or a main plenary for 180, it’s perfectly adaptable for your event.
At a glance:
- Garden level
- 3 access doors
- Natural daylight with blackout available
- Built in stage area, bar & catering area
- 32 x 13amp sockets
- Wireless access complimentary
Melville Hall
Up to 600 delegates…
Large enough for a conference for 600 but comfortable for dining for 200, Melville Hall has it all; own bar, catering area, cloakroom facilities and private entrance. The three outdoor access points also ensure that you can set up with ease – no worries here! It’s also adjacent to the Hub, a versatile space for drink receptions or registration areas. Flooded with natural daylight from the floor to ceiling windows, it will certainly make an impact.
At a glance:
- Ground level
- Star-cloth surround
- Drive-in access for AV rigging
- Three outdoor access points
- Purpose-built catering facilities
- Double storey reception area
- 6 x 13amp sockets
- Wireless access complimentary
Two very successful events for us again. People really loved the set up in Melville Hall – was good to see such a different setting. – L. Bruce, Rosyth