Brockencote Hall is a Victorian country house hotel at Chaddesley Corbett, near Kidderminster in Worcestershire. It hosts meetings, conferences, team days, product launches, private dining and weddings, with four meeting rooms that hold between 14 and 84 people in theatre or dinner layouts. The grounds cover 70 acres of parkland with a lake and views of the Malvern Hills.
Seminars and company events
A dedicated events team runs conferences, meetings and team building days. The offer also includes meeting packages, team day formats and a conference brochure. Smaller groups can use the Swan Room or the Heron Room. The larger Malvern room and the Terrace room serve conferences and dinners.
The grounds give teams somewhere to work between sessions. There is a lake, a tennis court and a restored dovecote, and the park looks towards the Malvern Hills. The site does not list meeting equipment, so ask the team what is included.
Rooms and capacities
The Swan Room holds 14 boardroom, 10 cabaret, 22 theatre or 16 for dinner. The Heron Room holds 10 boardroom, 8 cabaret, 14 theatre or 14 for dinner. The Malvern holds 34 boardroom, 48 cabaret, 84 theatre or 84 for dinner, making it the largest space. The Terrace holds 24 cabaret, 34 theatre and 38 for dinner, with 18 listed for boardroom.
Weddings and receptions
Brockencote Hall markets weddings with ceremony spaces, wedding packages and exclusive-use options. The website does not give a wedding guest capacity, so ask for the figure for your date. The Malvern, at 84 for a dinner, is the reference for the largest sit-down meal in the meeting rooms.
Accommodation
The hotel has about 24 bedrooms. A page heading says 24 and an image caption says 21, so confirm the exact number. Room types include Classic, Deluxe, Superior, Master, a Feature Suite and The Lodge.
Catering
Two dining rooms serve guests: the Malvern Restaurant and Le Colonial Bistro, Bar and Lounge. Private dining menus are available, and the hotel also serves afternoon tea and Sunday lunch.
History and setting
The Taylor family settled at Brockencote in the late sixteenth century. Henry Willis rebuilt the Hall on the site of an older house between 1880 and 1897. The Petitjean family opened it as a hotel and restaurant in 1986, and Eden Hotel Collection bought it in 2011.
Getting there
Kidderminster railway station is 4.7 miles away and Birmingham Airport is 28.7 miles away. The events team can help arrange travel.
