Outdoor events are tricky. It is England after all and we aren’t exactly blessed with the most reliable weather, particularly this year. So when planning your events why not get a venue that can do both? Whilst all of these venues thrive in hotter climates they exceed expectations when it comes to dreary days.
Top Golf – Chigwell (any location is A+ though)
Whilst most driving ranges and golfing experiences fail when the rain rears its head Top golf takes care of you with heating, awesome food (a platter is always a good shout out) and tons of video games. Even if you didn’t get as many points as you expected because it was a bit windy torrential downpours outside, you’ll leave feeling like you’ve had the best morning, afternoon, or evening in an age.
Somerset House
It’s easy to be a fab venue when you look like that eh? A historic landmark in London that is one of the few oldies that stays relevant without looking desperate to stay hip and cool, it just is. Always with new art exhibitions and film festivals and ice skating and fine dining and blimey do we need say more? Fine if it were a building it would be Robert Redford.
Centre Parcs Woburn
Our team went to Centre Parcs last year and we’re already planning our next trip. It’s that good. Centre Parcs is such a classic format it’s no surprise the brand has expanded across Europe. Modern country living without any of the low ceilings and cold kitchens, Woburn provides the perfect home away from home getaway. From adrenaline-fuelled thrills and wild adventure to creative activities and relaxing spa treatments, there’s something to suit every client.
