Park Royal Hotel & Spa

The Park Royal Hotel & Spa is a stylish and modern event venue located in the charming village of Stretton in Cheshire. Originally built in 1831 as a vicarage, the Park Royal has been fully refurbished and transformed into a stunning hotel that is perfect for business meetings, conferences, and team building days. With its convenient location, beautiful surroundings, and extensive facilities, the Park Royal is the perfect destination for anyone travelling from Chester, Liverpool, or Manchester. Whether you're planning a large conference or a small meeting, the hotel's dedicated event team will work with you to ensure that every detail is taken care of, leaving you free to focus on your business objectives. 

One of the hotel's main strengths is its dedicated meeting and events centre, offering 15 meeting rooms of varying sizes, with the Royal Suite seating up to 400 people. With high-speed internet, breakout rooms, and all the technology required for successful presentations, the Park Royal Hotel & Spa is the ideal location for corporate events. There is also plenty of room for a variety of our indoor team building challenges, plus the hotel's professional catering team will ensure that your delegates enjoy delicious meals, beverages, and snacks throughout the day, designed to boost energy levels and keep them refreshed.

The Park Royal Hotel also offers guests a range of additional facilities to help your team relax and unwind after a busy day of meetings. The fully refurbished gym and health club includes a 22 metre swimming pool, while the relaxing spa features seven treatment rooms and offers variety of services. After a productive day, guests can enjoy dinner together at the 'Topiary in the Park' restaurant or mingle with colleagues and enjoy a drink in the inviting atmosphere of the Lounge Bar. With its fantastic central location, ample parking, comfortable bedrooms and exceptional facilities, the Park Royal Hotel & Spa is the perfect destination for business events in the North West of England.