Why Choose
Nottingham Conferences

Four flexible conference venues under one banner offering a range of facilities for conferences and events

Central location with excellent transport links by road (M1), rail (Nottingham and Loughborough train stations), or air (East Midlands Airport)

Free car parking

Award-winning chefs

Dedicated event co-ordinators

On-site AV support

Over 20 years experience in the conference industry

University Park - Halls of Residence

There are a choice of 12 Halls of Residence on the University Park Campus. Every hall has its own unique character allowing you to tailor your choice of location to your event. From traditional wooden pannelled dining rooms to modern ensuite accommodation the residential offering varies from hall to hall. Browse through our venue options to find the one which suits your event.

Ancaster Hall The University's most recently built hall on University Park.	Cavendish Hall Named after the Cavendish Family, the hall is built on four levels in contemporary style.	Cripps Hall Perhaps one of the more splendid halls on campus, Cripps is now deservedly Grade 2 listed.
Derby Hall Situated between the North and West Entrances, Derby Hall is one of the largest halls on campus.	Florence Boot Hall This elegant hall is surrounded by landscaped gardens and parkland.	Hugh Stewart Hall This imposing Georgian-Gothic style hall is one of the largest on campus.
Lenton and Wortley Hall Offers 255 single bedrooms situated around a lawned quadrangle.	Lincoln Hall Lincoln Hall was built in the 1960s, designed by the local architect F. E. Wooley.	Nightingale Hall Nightingale Hall is set in its own landscaped gardens.
Rutland Hall One of the campus’s most immediately recognisable halls.	Sherwood Hall With a choice of five meeting rooms, Sherwood is a popular venue for larger events.	Willoughby Hall Willoughby is an imposing hall situated close to the University West entrance.