Park House Hotel in the West Sussex countryside is offering itself up as the ultimate ‘business bolthole’ for corporate events. Organisations looking to bring their teams back together for some face-to-face time to boost company culture, once permitted, can enjoy an exclusive country house escape, with private use of the Barn and boardroom for discreet decision making, alongside accommodation onsite if required.
22 beautifully styled bedrooms can be utilised to extend the away day, with breakfast, a delegate lunch and light refreshments served throughout the day, alongside teas and coffee.
A three-course dinner will also be available to enjoy, offering the opportunity for the whole team to refresh, reboot and reconnect after a day of teamwork, all while enjoying dishes showcasing the best local Sussex growers.
Park House’s picturesque grounds also offer plenty of room for team bonding, with activities including tennis on the immaculate grass courts and a par 3 golf course, as well as access to two pools and a range of spa treatments.
Whether it’s forecasting for the year ahead or a company reboot after the last 12 months spent working remotely, Park House promises to throw an away day that will soon become a staple in the annual calendar.
Stuart Brown, Operations Manager from Park House, says: “Virtual meetings have been a godsend over the last 12 months, but nothing beats that all important time allocated to bringing the team together in person. With restrictions set to ease, hopefully by June, we know companies will be looking to plan their time for 2021 and beyond, and there are few better ways to do so than to reunite altogether in our idyllic countryside location.
“Delegate comfort and company privacy are key, so the option to ‘hire the house’ is the ideal way for organisations to guarantee both!”
Packages are available from £85 incl. VAT per person for the day, with exclusive hire of the House from £12,500+VAT. Call Park House on 01730 819000 or email events@parkhousehotel.com to discuss your business meeting needs.
