The Melbourne Club, The Oak Room At The Melbourne Club
Brocket Hall UK Ltd, Welwyn, AL8 7XG -
Up to
150 guestsOffers
cateringInternal Catering
allowed
Since the 18th Century, The Brocket Hall Estate has been one of the most fashionable and romantic estates for weddings, grand celebrations and many private occasions. Located 22 miles from London, the magnificent 543 acre parkland offers history and heritage with impeccable service and superb views over the Broadwater lake along with two of the finest golf courses in England.
Within this fabulous estate, The Melbourne Club offers the most picturesque backdrop for your special day. Guests will enjoy panoramic views across the Broadwater Lake from the oak beamed function room, perfectly suited for your special day.
The Oak Room can accommodate up to 120 guests for a seated meal and up to 150 people for an evening reception and dancing, whilst there is also direct access to a garden terrace that is ideal for drinks receptions in the warmer months.
Let us take care of the details... Our Events Team will make sure your day runs smoothly whilst our expert service team and talented team of chefs will deliver a day that leaves lasting memories for all.
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Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 150
Theatre
up to 150
Cabaret
up to 60
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Cloakroom
Disabled access
Heating
Lectern
Natural light
Outdoor / Garden / Beach
Stage
Table / chairs included
Tea
Premises parking
Audio & visual
Microphone
Flipchart
WiFi
Space rules
Allowed events
Wedding ceremony licence
Licensed for alcohol
Location
Reviews
William Bacon
We had our wedding reception in The Oak Room at Brocket Hall. I cannot recommend it highly enough. The staff were exceptional from initial contact all the way through to the tidy up the day after. First class service, we felt very looked after. The food is also outstanding. Our guests were delighted by the menu and the quality of the food. I also think it important to mention that the price of having a reception in The Oak Room is comparatively reasonable! We found that having a teepee in a field would have been a lot more expensive, once you paid for all the extras they don't tell you about initially. Whereas this all inclusive deal turned out to be much cheaper, for much higher quality service and food. And a truly beautiful setting. Would recommend to all and any!
Mike Dove
Fantastic venue for a golf event, two fabulous courses, of course hotel and all the facilities you would expect at an old house.
Savash Balman
Palmerston Golf Course @ Brockett Hall provided us with a well manicured and a picturesque setting. The undulating and changing landscape provided us lots of fun and excitement during our game which we chose to walk. Highly recommended. Great course and country estate location only half an hour’s drive from north London
Marianne Wheeler
What a treat to come across so many excellent staff who really want you to have a wonderful time. My son had his wedding here and the staff were exceptional. They were so kind and supportive to older guests and really created a lovely atmosphere.So often in a beautiful setting the staff can be frosty,not the case at Brocket Hall Old fashioned excellent service .Well done x
Robert Ince
I had my wedding here and it was marred by a tragic incident involving a Brocket Hall staff member. To date, Brocket Hall has admitted no fault, and at no point apologised for events that unfolded that day. How they have handled the matter since then has only reaffirmed their lack of customer care, and compassion that one would reasonably expect of a prestigious wedding venue. If anyone is considering holding their wedding here and would like to hear more about our experience, then I'd be more than happy for you to reach out. Looking at the attached picture, I am reminded of Brocket Hall's Managing Director, who sent us a letter stating that "I do not believe that your celebration was materially affected by the tragic conduct of an individual." Brocket Hall's choice to refer to this person, a Brocket Hall employee, as merely "an individual" highlights their attempt to distance themselves from the incident and the reality of how severely it impacted our wedding day. The impersonal and detached language further reflects Brocket Hall's lack of accountability as the employer.