De Vere Jubilee Conference Centre and Hotel

The light-filled, purpose-built, De Vere Jubilee Conference Centre and Hotel, provides an innovative and stylish conference and event setting along with all the comforts of a contemporary hotel. Set within the tranquil lakeside grounds of the University of Nottingham's Jubilee Campus, the centre offers 10 contemporary event spaces, 2 glass atriums and a large auditorium for up to 250. The 10 flexible event spaces are ideally suited to hosting training, meetings and teambuilding events while the atriums offer the perfect space for exhibitions, networking buffets or drinks receptions. Spokes restaurant and coffee bar has gained an excellent local reputation whilst the main atrium also has its own bar for evening relaxation. With 100 modern hotel bedrooms, the De Vere Jubilee Conference Centre and Hotel is the perfect solution for self-contained residential conferences and events.
Attractions: Nottingam Lakeside Arts -> Nottingham Lakeside Arts is the University of Nottingham's unique public arts centre and museum presenting an eclectic programme of music, dance, theatre, visual art, special collections and family events all year round. Based in the idyllic grounds of Highfields Park with two excellent cafés and a gallery shop with craft cabinets selling original works by leading craftmakers, there’s a varied programme including free events and workshops for both families and individuals. With a direct tram stop outside, Nottingham Lakeside Arts is the ideal place to take time out, unwind and experience the best visual and performing arts. And now, you can get a reduced £2 tram return ticket for Lakeside ticketed events. All you need is your ticket for the Lakeside event/show, then select the event ticket on the tram ticket machine and board the tram DISTANCE: 2
Attractions: Wollaton Hall and Deer Park -> Spectacular Elizabethan Mansion and Deer Park set in the beautiful suburbs of Nottingham. Situated on a natural hill, and built between 1580 and 1588, Wollaton Hall is one of the country's finest Grade 1 listed Elizabethan mansions. Located within the Hall is the Natural History Museum housing wildlife exhibits and collections of rare and unique curiosity. Set within 500 acres of rolling parkland, the site allows visitors of all ages to experience beautiful architecture and exciting exhibitions year round. The park's dramatic natural beauty is host to many wildlife habitats including wetlands, grasslands, woodlands and avenues of ancient trees. Herds of red and fallow deer roam free across the grounds and the lake creates a dramatic contrast to the stunningly situated hall. In the grounds is the Camellia House, the oldest cast iron glasshouse in Europe DISTANCE: 2