Booking conference venues in Plymouth – Holiday Inn

Located adjacent to the famous Plymouth Hoe, andDockyard. The largest naval base in Western Europe,
surrounded by the city's most famous landmarks, weand the only one in the UK to refit nuclear
at Holiday Inn Plymouth are the ideal venue forsubmarines, it employs 10% of Plymouth's workforce.
private parties, business conferences and local12,000 are employed by the Navy in total.
community events. We pride ourselves on being oneThe city is the largest marine employer in the south
of the most central conference venues in Plymouth,west, with at least 270 firms in the nautical sector
with an enviable selection of conference roomsand a healthy fishing fleet. Plymouth University is
seating 6 to 450 occupants.another large employer, with around 3000 staff. The
With an ongoing program of urban development, aTamar Science Park has 50 companies on site, and is
large number of established companies and athe UK's fastest growing science park. The Plymouth
year-round calendar of community events, it is littleGin Distillery, established in 1793, is the city's oldest
wonder that conference venues here are so inemployer.
demand. Bombed badly during the war, PlymouthIf you book conference rooms in Plymouth with us,
rebuilt itself once and is doing so again. While sites likeyou're near all the main civic attractions. The long
the historic Pannier Market have been given heritagepromenade serves as a spectacular parade ground,
status, ugly post-war buildings have been torn downwith the Navy, Marines and Army all putting on
– replaced by the retail outlets of the Drakedisplays. There is an annual 2-day firework
Circus Shopping Centre. One of the first cities to trialchampionship, and the Fastnet Yacht Race also
the government's Business Improvement Districtfinishes here. Both attract thousands of visitors.
initiative, Plymouth's retail footprint is one of the topBy planning your meeting with us at Holiday Inn,
5 in the south west.Plymouth you are a short walk from the 17th
The ambitious Vision For Plymouth urbancentury Citadel, with its fantastic views across the
development program will create even moreSound towards Drakes Island. Smeaton's Tower -
opportunities - but Plymouth is no concrete jungle. Apart of the famous Eddystone Lighthouse –
maritime city steeped in nautical tradition, it continuesoverlooks the restored 1930s Tinside lido, the
to be dominated by its most famous son, Sir Francisoutdoor alternative to our own heated pool. The
Drake. He still stands proudly overlooking the Hoe,Marine Biological Laboratory and Royal Corinthian
not far from us at Holiday Inn Plymouth.Yacht Club are close by.
Long an important centre for the armed forces, fromWhen it comes to conference rooms in Plymouth,
the 1980s Plymouth's military workforce began towe at Holiday Inn Plymouth are ideally sited for
decline in number. However, 12,000 people are stilldelegates from across Britain and Europe. Combining
employed by the navy, with a further 7,500 in thethe facilities of a top business centre with the
other armed forces. Warships constantly move in andcomforts of a luxury hotel, we guarantee success.
out of port, and submarines rest at Devonport