Heatherden Hall Rooms

Dating back to the early part of the nineteenth century the oak-panelled ballroom still boasts its original oak sprung dance floor. Impressive features include a raised floor area, crystal chandeliers, open fireplace and French Windows leading out onto the terrace and gardens. Three arched panelled doors open onto the adjoining Pools Theatre. The entrance to the Ballroom is via the Club Bar.

A Georgian-style room with an ornamental fireplace, white columns and French Windows lead into the gardens. Built originally as the dining room, it retains many of the original period features. Ideal for any occasion, be it conferences, private dinners or wedding receptions. This room connects by double oak panel doors with the Pine Room – an ideal area for reception drinks, pre-conference registration, refreshments or as a bar.

This small ante-room is bordered by the Hitchcock and Gatsby Rooms and is ideal for small presentations, pre-conference registration, refreshments or for use as a bar.

Although originally built as a swimming pool, the Pools Theatre has now been converted into an unusual split-level auditorium and banqueting suite which interconnects with the Ballroom.