Christmas At Warwick Conferences, The Slate
University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL -
Up to
200 guests
The Slate is preparing for its first Christmas party season. Warwick Conferences' newest, lakeside venue will host Winter Wonderland parties throughout the 2018 season. Arriving through a forest of fir trees, guests will choose between prosecco and mulled wine, then sit down for three courses, before the Igloo bar and ‘ice’ dancefloor become the centre of attention. Excellent acoustics will ensure the carefully chosen DJ has maximum impact.
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The Slate
92% would book it againCapacity & layout
Standing
up to 200
Dining
up to 200
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Reviews
Stephen Mclintock
January 2025I arrived at the main reception for a meeting which was at Argent court, it was a long walk and very kindly the community service team Ammul and Christine give me a lift in the community van. What a great way to look after visitors and give a warm welcome, many thanks guys keep up the good work. The team are lucky to have you.
Seokjin Ham
January 2025It was officially established in 1965 as part of the UK government's 1960s expansion of higher education policy. Despite its relatively short history, it has gained global recognition as a leading research-focused university. The university leverages its location in a region known for its automotive and aerospace industries, collaborating with global companies such as Jaguar Land Rover to drive innovation and industry partnerships. It is renowned for its innovative and modern campus, featuring a state-of-the-art library that provides an advanced learning environment. The Warwick Arts Centre is one of the largest arts centers in the UK, serving as a multi-purpose cultural space that hosts theatre productions, musical performances, exhibitions, and film screenings. The Oculus, one of the latest additions to the campus, offers a cutting-edge learning environment for students and serves as a venue for academic conferences and events.
The Slate
92% would book it again