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The Hall is of course the quintessential venue for a dinner in College. Used on a daily basis in term time by the students, fellows and staff at the College, during the vacations it is available for external events. There is nothing that will impress business associates, especially those from oversees, more than a meal in the Hall, served with impeccable efficiency on oak benches which themselves are steeped in the history of the College. A string quartet playing for your guests from the Minstrels' Gallery will make any event unforgettable.

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The Harrods Room is suitable for meetings, training sessions, receptions etc. Smaller rooms for office use or breakout sessions are also available within the Queen's Building.

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The Old Library with its panelled walls and medieval timber screening makes a perfect backdrop to a gala dinner following a conference, a wedding breakfast or a decorated buffet. The ambience and atmosphere of this history soaked building will live long in the memory of the diners.

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The Queen's Building, winner of the 1996 "Building of the Year" award, provides a magnificent multi-purpose theatre which comfortably seats 150 people, the majority on raked seating with the others accommodated on the balcony. There is also space for wheelchairs at the rear of the auditorium. Writing tablets are available for those using the raked seating.

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Camden House is an elegant Regency House with two modern, well equipped meeting rooms - Camden House Drawing Room overlooking the garden and Camden House Meeting Room which overlooks Parker's Piece. Both rooms have recently been redecorated and are set up boardroom style. They have wall mounted whiteboards and flip charts and in addition the Drawing Room is equipped with the latest technology in the form of an Interactive Whiteboard. Refreshments and buffet meals can be served in both rooms.

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This is probably one of the most unusual meeting rooms in any Cambridge College . It is housed in the oldest part of the College, Old Court completed in 1634, and in it is displayed a wide ranging and interesting array of historical artefacts and memorabilia connected to the history of the College. It is ideal for a range of small corporate events such as a board meeting, an away day for a small project team, or an area sales meeting for a sales team. Refreshments and buffet meals can be served.

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The walls in this light and airy room are adorned with portraits painted in oil, and it can be used on its own for meetings, or as a breakout or dining room in conjunction with Upper Hall to which it is connected by a short passageway.

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This is one of the most versatile rooms in the College, and is suitable for almost any event. It can be set out in any style for meetings of up to 100 delegates and it can be used for most dining purposes - from formal dinners to decorated buffets. It is also a great place to have an evening event with its corner bar and ample space for dancing and entertainment. The adjoining Gardner Room can be used as a quiet refuge by those who want to get away from main activities.

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Atmospheric and historic, the Fellows' Breakfast Room, originally where the fellows took breakfast, is now available for hire as part of the College's conference and dining facilities. Overlooking Front Court and Wren's beautiful Chapel the room is perfect for an intimate lunch or dinner; or equally as a venue for a board meeting or other business occasion. It is also ideal, utilising the adjoining Sulk room, for small interviews. Lined with oil paintings and handsomely decorated, the Fellows' Breakfast Room would be a splendid location for a special client dinner, a birthday or anniversary celebration with pre-dinner/lunch drinks served by a College butler.