Click to exit- •Set in 50 acres of beautiful grounds
- Up to 250 people can be seated in Hall
- Heated indoor swimming pool
- Civil service wedding ceremonies and receptions
- Over 200 bedrooms including 8 luxury rooms
- Ample on-site parking
With easy access from all the main routes into
Leisure time can be enjoyed using the extensive sports grounds including grass and hard tennis courts and croquet lawn. Indoors there is a heated swimming pool and squash courts, as well as a college bar.
 Stanley Library
A beautiful country house-style library, this is one of the most traditional of our conference rooms. Its shelves are filled with the original books and there are beautiful views through the twelve arched stained glass windows onto the College grounds.
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 The Great Hall
0 This grand Victorian wood-panelled dining room is where all delegates can relax and enjoy lunches, dinners, banquets and high feasts. The room has a very decorative high ceiling and is set out with large oak tables and chairs, making it ideal for evening dinners and dances.
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 Old Kitchens
This self-contained area consists of a spacious reception room with patio area, and a wood-panelled meeting room. Ideal for a medium-sized conference group.
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 Old JCR
This comfortable conference room is appropriate for smaller group meetings. It provides a quiet and informal setting with plenty of natural daylight and stunning views of Woodlands Court.
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 Emily Davies Room
These two adjoining small conference rooms are light and inviting, providing a less formal surrounding for a more relaxed gathering. Situated on the first floor, they benefit from views of the beautiful Emily Davies Court.
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 Old Hall
This light, spacious room is one of the largest conference venues we have at Girton. With its wooden floor and oak beams, our Old Hall is ideal for larger presentations as it has a stage located at one end with brand new integral data projector, screen and full WiFi access.
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 Chapel Box Room
The old arched oak chapel door and arched windows gives this room added character. This comfortable and appealing room is perfect for smaller groups and also benefits from an interactive SMART board and full WiFi access.
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Girton College offers a wide range of accommodation options during University vacations. The large variety in room size and design lends each room an individual character. We also offer a suite of luxury, hotel standard rooms for extra special occasions, for up to 15 people.
| Single standard | 330 rooms |
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| Single en-suite | 20 rooms |
| Twin standard | 0 rooms |
| Twin en-suite | 2 rooms |
| Pear Trees Luxury Suite (6 doubles, 1 single, 1 VIP) | 1 rooms |
| Total: | 353 rooms |
Girton College offers a range of beautiful rooms for exclusive dining including: the Old Hall, which can comfortably seat 180 guests and other smaller rooms including the Stanley Library, the Old Kitchens, the Emily Davies Rooms and the Chapel Box Room.
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In 1866 Miss Emily Davies and others interested in the higher education of women initiated a scheme for founding by public subscription a College for women designed to hold, in relation to girls’ schools and home teaching, a position analogous to that occupied by the Universities towards the public schools for boys. On 16 October 1869, the College was opened at Benslow House, Hitchin, under the name of the College for Women. In 1872 the present site was purchased, and the College was renamed
For reasons of Victorian respectability, the College was located two miles north of the town centre to discourage male undergraduates! It was originally seen as a Victorian country house, and the large size of the grounds relative to the other Colleges has allowed plenty of room for expansion since.
Men have been Fellows since 1977, and male undergraduates have been admitted since 1979. The equal balance between the numbers of men and women in both Fellowship and students is matched by no other College.
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