The hotel’s largest conference, meeting and events space – perfect for the biggest, brightest ideas. It’s named after Margery Fry, the celebrated prison reformer.

Spacious ground-floor room with wide variety of layouts
Ideal for keynotes, plenaries, receptions, dining and exhibitions
Multiple breakout spaces available
Screen and data projector
Area for poster boards
Flipcharts, notepads and pens
Tea and coffee facilities
On-site parking
Free Wi-Fi (up to 100Mbps)
Fully accessible room – level access and accessible bathrooms on same floor

The sky-lit extension to historic Hornton Grange, blending period charm with contemporary style. It takes its name from Dame Hilda Lloyd, whose pioneering midwife ‘flying squads’ saved many lives in the 1930s.

Exclusive use of ground floor of historic Hornton Grange
Period building restored in boutique style
Ideal for meetings, receptions and events
Landscaped gardens ideal for teambuilding
Multiple breakout spaces available in main hotel
Private bar
Flipcharts, notepads and pens
Tea and coffee facilities
On-site parking
Free Wi-Fi (up to 100Mbps)
Historic building with steps at entrance; access via a temporary ramp

Nikolaus Pevsner was a University of Birmingham research fellow, and author of a ground-breaking series of architectural guides to the UK.

First-floor meeting space for a variety of layouts
Ideal for workshops, meetings, keynotes, plenaries, receptions and conference dining
Multiple breakout spaces available
Screen and data projector
Area for poster boards
Flipcharts, notepads and pens
Tea and coffee facilities
On-site parking
Free Wi-Fi (up to 100Mbps)
Fully accessible room – first floor accessed by wide lift, level access, accessible bathrooms on same floor