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Traditional College gardens, matured over centuries, contrast with the Japanese garden of Foundress Court, completed in 1997. In these distinguished surroundings, ancient and modern complement each other making for a relaxed and enriching experience.
Located in the centre of the City, delegates have easy access to shops, restaurants, theatres and cinemas as well as other Colleges and historic buildings.
 Dining Hall
The original Hall dating back to the fourteenth century was demolished by Waterhouse. The present Hall was designed by Waterhouse but greatly modified since then, notably in 1926. At that time the Gothic roof was taken down and two floors of rooms were added above the Hall. The Gothic tracery of the windows was also removed, so that the building has lost its Victorian character.
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 Christopher Smart Room
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 Nihon Room
The Nihon Room is a formal function room, which takes its name from Nihon University in Japan. The University made a large contribution towards the cost of building Foundress Court.
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 Small Seminar Rooms (available)
Pembroke has seminar rooms to seat from 10-100 delegates which can be set up in a style suitable for the event.
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Old Library
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Inner Parlour
On the ground floor of I staircase, Ivy Court. Converted from seventeenth century rooms, and at first part of the Junior Parlour created in 1923. Used by Fellows for lunch and at other times for private functions and small meetings.
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New Cellars
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Residential accommodation is available on the College site, consisting of 220 single bedrooms, all with hand basins. There are bathrooms/shower facilities at a ratio of 4 to 5 bedrooms to each bathroom. Similar accommodation is also available in College properties around the City.
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Pembroke College has facilities to suit a variety of functions for 10 to 175 guests, from wedding receptions and gala dinners to garden parties. Facilities include: the College Hall, designed by Waterhouse but greatly modified since, which is the largest dining room and can seat up to 175 guests; the Old Library, originally built in the 14th century by the Foundress, Marie de St Pol, Countess of Pembroke, as the College Chapel, which can seat up to 60 guests and the Inner Parlour, converted from 17th century rooms that can accommodate up to 14 guests.
Special vegetarian, diabetic and other diets can be accommodated on request.
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Pembroke has a long and distinguished history. Its poets and politicians, its mathematics and its music, have won the College a reputation for various distinctions. Pembroke is also well known for relaxed but disciplined achievement, in academic life and beyond. Pembroke today is committed to building on those traditions of diversity in excellence.
The College site, a quiet and welcoming series of open courts built around beautiful gardens, is an important part of this story. A tour might include the Old Library, parts of which date from the fourteenth century, and Christopher Wren's baroque chapel. Foundress Court, completed in 1997 to mark the College's 650th Anniversary, provides a new Master's Lodge and modern accommodation for ninety undergraduates. Alfred Waterhouse's Victorian Library has recently undergone imaginative renovation and expansion, to meet the needs of a new century.
