Venue Description
The National Motorcycle Museum is a place where legends live on. Over 800 British motorcycles from 1898 to the present provide an historical record of a great British Industry, which dominated world markets for sixty years. The museum also incorporates a state of the art and luxurious conference complex. The purpose built conference suites range in capacity from boardroom style for 12 to theatre style for 950, offering the ideal venue for every occasion.
The National Motorcycle Museum is located at the heart of the country's motorway network and minutes from Birmingham International airport and train station. Voted Britain's Best Non-Hotel Conference Venue by the Country's professional conference organisers, the National Motorcycle Museum provides a truly unique venue for conferences, seminars, banquets or functions. Every suite within the complex is designed to create the perfect atmosphere for both business and pleasure.
Within the museum group are the Manor Hotel Meriden and The Windmill Village Hotel, Golf & Leisure Club in Allesley. Delegates can now enjoy luxurious overnight accommodation at favourable rates. The Manor Hotel is minutes from the Museum and is situated in landscaped grounds, in the picturesque village of Meriden. With a proven reputation and stylishly appointed the Manor Hotel affords conference organisers increased flexibility and options. The Windmill Village with its leisure complex and 18 hole golf course is 10 minutes drive from the museum.
Purpose built to provide a spacious 1100 square metre area, the Imperial Suite is ideal for large corporate events, banquets and seminars with a capacity of up to 950. The suite is lavishly decorated with state of the art audio visual facilities, ornate plaster ceilings and magnificent crystal chandeliers.Completely refurbished in 2004, it is a true masterpiece of design & function.
The newly refurbished and extended Britannia Suite can accommodate up to 950 delegates. The ability to partition the room into three, further adds to its flexibility. The Trafalgar Suite is an ideal setting for lunches and receptions; it can also act as a pre-function room for the Imperial Suite.
The Manxman and Compton Suites both exquisitely decorated, with the ability to accommodate up to 350 each, the Manxman also works as a pre-function suite to the impressive Britannia Suite. The Ballacraine and Bracebridge suites will each accommodate 250 for a reception, while the Balcony Suite and Ward Room provide a more intimate atmosphere for smaller parties. Other suites, all sumptuously appointed, are also available.
The National Motorcycle Museum lies at the hub of Britain's motorway network, minutes from the NEC, Birmingham International Airport and train station. Housing over 800 classic British motorcycles, spanning the 60 golden years of Britain's motorcycle manufacturing industry. The museum has been hailed as the foremost motorcycle museum in the world and provides a perfect setting for any conference, banquet or corporate event.
Built on our personal service and attention to detail, our conference facilities are second to none and the honour of being previously voted Britain's Best Non-Hotel Conference Venue, by the Country's professional conference organisers is testament to that fact.
Purpose built from the ground up, the magnificent Imperial Suite provides 1100 square metres of pure indulgence, with its state of the art audio visual system, fibrous plaster ceilings and cut glass crystal chandeliers it is ideal for large banquets or product launches. The newly refurbished and extended Britannia Suite, is ideal for larger parties and meetings, dinner dances and seminars with a capacity of over 900.
The Ballacraine and Bracebridge Suites will each accommodate 250 for a reception, while the Balcony Suite and Ward Room provide a more intimate atmosphere for smaller parties. Other suites all sumptuously appointed, are also available, with capacities up to 350.
Many of the Museum's 800 exhibits have their own individual stories, such as the Triumph Streamliner that set a World Land Speed record of 214 mph on America's Bonneville Salt Flats and the Norton that won the first ever TT race. Why not incorporate your corporate event with a tour of the museum?
With the Museum's acquisition of the Manor Hotel Meriden and the Windmill Village Hotel in Allesley, delegates can now enjoy luxurious overnight accommodation at favourable rates.
Location & Parking
Located on junction 6, M42 minutes from M6, M5, M1. NEC 2 miles, Birmingham International Airport 2 miles, Train station 1 mile.
Location and Parking
At the centre of the Country's motorway network and adjacent the National Exhibition Centre, the Museum is perfectly placed. There is car parking for over 700 cars and Birmingham International Airport and Railway Station are only a few minutes away.