Ashridge House

Lady Marian Alford, after whom the room is named, commissioned the remodel of the elaborately decorated drawing room completed in the 19th century. It now serves as an elegant conference or dining space with panoramic garden views. It can seat 30 to 130 guests.

The careful restoration of The Coach House in 2026 was inspired by early drawings of the original oak trusses and smoked oak panelling. It creates a generous and rich setting for up to 150.

Fairhaven is Ashridge’s largest meeting room, purpose-built with natural light, no pillars, full AV, and a private coffee lounge. Originally an 1817 stables extension, it can be split with a partition for flexible use to seat up to 250 people.

Angus is a modern, recently renovated meeting and accommodation block with lounge space and multiple syndicate rooms. It offers a private, functional setting for your conference and can seat up to 128 people.

Brindley is Ashridge’s second-largest room, octagon-shaped and pillar-free. It features natural light, modern tech, a private coffee lounge, and suits all conference setups. It can seat up to 128 people.

The Barn, dating back to the 15th century, is one of the site’s oldest buildings. With double-height ceilings and natural light, it's a character-filled space ideal for conferences with modern technology and syndicate rooms.

The Barn, dating back to the 15th century, is one of the site’s oldest buildings. With double-height ceilings and natural light, it's a character-filled space ideal for conferences with modern technology and syndicate rooms and can seat up to 80 people.

The Old Library is a striking ground-floor room in the main house with high ceilings, a secret door, and views of the Italian Garden. Ebony and brass bookcases add to its historic charm. It can seat up to 80 people.

The Orangery is a bright, self-contained meeting space with five syndicate rooms, and a private coffee lounge—originally built to grow lemon and orange plants. It can seat up to 30 people.

The boardroom sits near the main entrance of the house and is furnished with a classic late Victorian oak‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎table and chairs. Perfect for a round table discussion, or group meetings, the space is full of light for an inspiring atmosphere and can seat 20 people.

The East wing of the House was originally built in 1822 and was a highly fashionable development in the 19th century. Elegantly decorated, Bonar Law has stunning views over the Italian Gardens to the rear of the house, perfect for board meetings and private dinners. It can seat 12 to 20 people.

Situated in the East wing, Churchill is a smart and stately meeting room – ideal for board meetings or private dining. It’s flooded with natural daylight and looks out to the North side of the house. It can seat up to 20 people.

Located in East wing of main house, this room has a high ceiling and large windows with lots of natural light. The room is located on the ground floor and faces North. Egerton has built in AV equipment. It can seat up to 20 people.

Ellesmere has stunning views over the front of the house, initially furnished as exquisite private apartments for the Duke and Duchess of the day, each respective room was complete with its own personal character and decor. It can seat up to 10 people.

King Henry VIII is the smallest of five meeting rooms located on the first floor of the main house. With high ceilings and large windows, the room feels spacious with lots of natural daylight. It can seat up to 24 people.

On the first floor of the main house, Princess Elizabeth has fabulous views of the South gardens. Formally a bedroom in the country mansion, original features continue to add character. It can seat 24 people.‏‏‎ ‎‏‏‎

On the first floor of the main house, Prince Edward is a mirror image of Princess Elizabeth, with original features and wonderful views of the gardens. It can seat up to 24 people.

Formally the Duke’s sitting room, this meeting room is situated in the East wing of the main house, overlooking the Italian Garden. Furnished with a beautiful formal board table, as well as comfortable arm chairs, this meeting room is ideal for up to 8 delegates.

Formally a stables block, these three meeting rooms feature floor to ceiling aspects of the Monks Barn dry gardens. These rooms are furnished with formal boardroom tables as well as comfortable chairs.

A unique space set in the stables where 'Duke' the Earl of Bridgewater’s beloved horse used to reside. Carefully re-imagined using natural materials inspired by the heritage of the working estate of Ashridge House. It can seat up to 10 people.

A charming meeting room with an ornate fireplace, high ceiling and original features. The Windsor Room is located in the east wing of the main house, overlooking the stunning Italian Garden. This Grade I listed room will not fail to impress and is often used for board meetings. It can seat up to 30 people.