Sidholme Hotel

Conferences at Sidholme

Sidholme is well suited to the holiday maker and conference delegate alike, who can work, rest or play in its peaceful and relaxing surroundings. Sidholme was built for the VIth Earl of Buckingham in 1826 and is a building of significant interest. It is particularly noted for its magnificent Music Room, complete with fine chandeliers and Gothic-style organ.

Bedrooms

29 Single (12 en-suite)
20 Twin (10 en-suite)
13 Double (9 en-suite)
3 Three bed (2 en-suite)
8 Four bed (5 en-suite)

Total bed spaces: 136

All bedrooms have wash hand basins and tea/coffee making facilities.

Accommodation is divided between the main house and the annexe with some rooms on the ground floor. The annexe is a separate building 50 yards from the main house and is reached by a flight of outside steps. There are no ground floor rooms accessible from within the main house.

Five cots are also available.

Meeting Rooms

Rooms are allocated to groups depending on size and activities.

Seating Capacities

Music Room: 100
Richmond Room: 50
Lounge: 30
Television Lounge: 15

Day Visitors

A limited number of day visitors may be accommodated in addition to resident delegates if space is available. Please check with Sidholme for availability and terms.