Coombe Abbey Hotel, Griffin
Coombe Abbey Hotel, Brinklow Road, Binley, Coventry, cv3 2ab -
Up to
8 standing
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
Elegant meeting rooms with the facilities and the capacity to host functions for up to 500 guests or 144 socially distancing, makes Coombe Abbey a popular choice as a conference hotel. The impressive function rooms are stylishly presented and can be used for a corporate event or private dining.
With 11 rooms to choose from including the newly refurbished Courthouse and Cloisters rooms, Coombe Abbey is the ideal meeting venue and hotel to impress potential clients, unveil new developments or train colleagues.
Originally a 12th Century Cistercian abbey nestling in England’s historic heartland, Coombe Abbey has been restored to its former glory and combines a taste of history with a sense of luxury.
Coombe Abbey Hotel hosts a selection of grand conference rooms and small meeting rooms so you can be ensured our venue can accommodate your conference program, team building activities and hotel accommodation requirements at no ordinary venue - an inspirational conference centre.
Named after the Griffin Gate at Coombe Abbey, The Griffin conference venue was designed by William Winde in 1691, a renowned designer with ties to Buckingham Palace.
Consider using The Walnut, The De Camville, The Harrington or The Stuart alongside The Griffin. They make a versatile suite of conference and syndicate rooms.
Capacity & layout
Boardroom
up to 8
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Refreshments
Location
Reviews
Shaun Poxon
February 2024We upgraded for an extra £21 and I am glad I did. Stayed in the dudly suite and was taken back by it. Absolutely beautiful. Could not really complain about anything only the price of a drink. I would suggest though if having a 3-course meal in with your stay, just check the extra surcharges on the menu. Breakfast in the morning is probably the best breakfast I have had. All local products and very tasty lot to choose from apart from veggie sausages(but that don't matter ) Looking forward to my next stay there which will be soon
Jazz Singh
March 2024I've stayed at Coombe Abbey a number of times over the years, all the rooms in the main building have a unique quirkiness; froms bath tubs in the room to a bathroom behind the bookcase. Parking is plentiful and grounds are good place to walk around. The front desk team are very welcoming, room service is excellent and the locally sourced produce for breakfast is quite tasty.
Elizabeth Coyle
February 2024Great afternoon tea and performance by the D-Day Darlings today. Great service by friendly staff, plenty of tea top ups, tiered stand so the afternoon tea was presented in a lovely way. Great gluten free option too and we didn't miss out on presentation or content because it was gluten free. The marquee was dressed beautifully and was lovely and warm on such a cold day. The D-Day Darlings were fabulous as always and we had a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon ay Coombe Abbey. Thank you.
John Davies
March 2024Coombe Abbey offers a stunning blend of historical grandeur and modern comfort. Nestled in lush gardens, this hotel captivates with its rich history, elegant rooms, and exquisite dining. A perfect escape for those seeking luxury and tranquility.
Penny Johnson-Adams
March 2024The hotel was tired but the staff we were very attentive . Breakfast was a shambles with items running out, and restock took ages! If you took items and waited for others, the items you took were cold as we waited so long. Also, they tried to charge us for decafe latte as they said it wasn't included with breakfast, but in the end, we weren't charged! We enjoyed our stay as the grounds are beautiful, but the hotel was not one of the best we have stayed at.
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