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Check out Our Brochure Whether it’s a Introduction meeting With locations in both the city We understand that every event is unique Customised is one centre and South West Sheffield, and we will work with you to tailor your for a small group its prestigious venues include Inox Dine, package to suit your requirements. of the UK’s leading Halifax Hall, The Edge and Firth Court. We also offer a comprehensive Delegate or an event for conference and Management service that is professional Each year we host over 1,000 events and affordable. This service ensures that accommodation across the University and over every delegate is managed and that their providers, offering 40,000 delegates from both the individual needs are met, leaving you time to focus on what’s important. 1000 guests UK and overseas. an extensive range of meeting and Our range of venues offer the perfect we’ll ensure your setting for your events, whether it’s a event space, conference, business meeting, seminar or events are always award winning private dining occasion. food and drink, competitive rates and experienced event and sales co-ordinators Our Venues Halifax Hall Hotel Halifax Hall is perfectly suited for A beautiful period conferences, breakfast meetings, mansion, with away days and training days. Each room has been sympathetically a selection of refurbished, combining original 19th century features with state of the art conference rooms conference equipment. accommodating The venue boasts landscaped gardens, delegate numbers perfect for taking discussion groups from 6 to 120. outside, open air lunches, barbecues and elegant drinks receptions on the lawn. With 38 boutique bedrooms including three suites, Halifax Hall offers conference guests the opportunity for overnight stays and is the perfect setting to host guest speakers and VIPs. Refectory The Sharman Room (10.2m x 10.8m) Divider Screen Each event room has been WC sympathetically refurbished combining The Dining Room original 19th century features and offering natural daylight and Entrance The Dining Room is available for up to 110 complimentary Wi-Fi. Reception delegates, has air-conditioning with access WC WC directly onto the landscaped grounds and The Sharman Room patio area and leads. Theatre 110 The The Sharman Room is ideal for exhibition Warden’s Boardroom 45 space and has air-conditioning and full Study Resident’s Cabaret 7 tables of 6 (42) AV system. (4.3m x Lounge Cabaret 7 tables of 8 (56) Seating 5.5m) Theatre 120 (7.6m x 7m) area Boardroom 50 Cabaret 9 tables of 6 (54) The Dining Cabaret 9 tables of 8 (72) Room (17.3m x 6.4m) The Wardens Study Patio The Library The Ennis Area (8.1m x 6.1m) Room (8.8m x 5.8m) The Wardens Study is an ideal size of smaller meetings and has its original panelled bookcases. Boardroom 11 Refectory The Sharman Room (10.2m x 10.8m) Divider Screen WC The Ennis Room Entrance Reception WC WC The Ennis Room has its original sash windows and cornicing. Theatre 50 The Boardroom 16 Warden’s Study Resident’s Cabaret 3 tables of 8 (24) (4.3m x Lounge Cabaret 3 tables of 6 (18) Seating 5.5m) (7.6m x 7m) area The Library The Dining Room (17.3m x 6.4m) The Library has many of its original bookcases and features. Patio The Library The Ennis Theatre 45 Area (8.1m x 6.1m) Room (8.8m x 5.8m) Boardroom 18 Cabaret 4 tables of 6 (24) Cabaret 4 tables of 5 (20) Jonas The Study Get your heads down in the study to host In addition to providing longer-term your meeting, pitch or small event. The accommodation requirements in a study comes equipped with AV. modern & communal environment The Boardroom 12 Jonas Hotel delivers on the needs of the contemporary meeting & conference delegate too. The Shed Conveying the prevalent need for stylish & state-of-the-art conference spaces, Comes with everything as above! the hotel provides three meeting rooms offering natural daylight, plasma screens, Boardroom 12 free wifi, ergonomically designed furniture to maximise meeting effectiveness in addition to nutritious & energy-delivering The Secret Room food throughout your meeting. Tucked away from everything else, the secret room is the ideal location for strategic away days, discreet meetings and more. The room comes equipped with a smart TV and kitchenette to help yourselves to unlimited tea and coffee. Boardroom 10 Inox Dine and Inox Meeting and Event Spaces Each room features the latest audio visual This contemporary brasserie has a Our first-class equipment and all rooms are flexible, menu to suit a wide range of occasions allowing us to arrange them in the with ingredients and recipes that are conference suites format you prefer and open them up to locally inspired. accommodate larger groups of up to 150. have unparalleled Within the same building as Inox Dine we have access to a 390 seater auditorium views over the city Most rooms lead out onto outdoor and across a glass walkway we also have and offer the balcony areas with spectacular views access to the University’s largest venue; across Sheffield city centre. the Octagon Centre. This is an exceptional venue suitable for conferences and events perfect setting for with capacity of up to 1,250. your events, whether Our approach to banqueting and private dining is to make it an extension of our it’s a business restaurant service. Inox has gained an exceptional reputation for service and meeting, seminar food excellence. or private dining. Inox Dine Floor Plan Restaurant Bar Inox Suites 1, 2 & 3 Breakout Rooms Innox Suite 1 (77m2) Each Inox Suite has a folding partition wall 1st set up (1 suite): allowing for flexible multi-functional event Theatre 60 space for up to 150 delegates. Boardroom 24 Innox Suite 2 Back of 2 Daylight Y House Area (79m ) 2nd sep up (2 suites): Theatre 100 Circulation Area Circulation Innox Suite 3 Boardroom 38 (73m2) Daylight Y WC (female) WC 3rd set up (3 suites): (male) WC Theatre 150 (male) WC WC Boardroom 72 (female) Daylight Y Breakout Rooms = 2) 2) 2) 2) 2) = = (47m (59m (59m (69m Theatre 4 x 60 (58m Boardroom 4 x 24 Breakout Room Breakout Room Breakout Room Breakout Room Breakout Room Breakout The Edge High Tor 1 High Tor 1 is ideal for larger meetings Located in on our Endcliffe site, and events, with space available for up our purpose built conference and to 350 delegates. High Tor 1 accommodation complex is a well Theatre 350 (17m x 17m) equipped modern building, featuring Balcony Cabaret 180 accommodation for up to 3,600 in the summer. This is a flexible venue that can cater for a High Tor 2 range of events with up to 350 guests. Our event space within the Edge High Tor High Tor 2 offers natural daylight and can be either one large room or divided access to a balcony area overlooking into two / three spaces. our Endcliffe site. Theatre 200 Cabaret 10 tables of 10 (100) High Tor 2 (17m x 10m) Balcony High Tor 3 & 4 High Tor 3 & 4 are suitable for small meeting or breakout areas. High Tor 4 High Tor 3 High Tor 5 Theatre 50 (8.5m x 7m) (8.5m x 7m) (17m x 7m) Boardroom 25 Cabaret 4 tables of 8 (32) Cabaret 4 tables of 6 (24) High Tor 5 Theatre 100 Cabaret 8 tables of 8 (64) Lecture Theatre 1 Lecture Theatre 2 Lecture Theatre 7 Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Theatre 6 Theatre 5 Theatre 4 Theatre 3 The Diamond Lecture Theatres The fully AV-equipped tiered lecture theatre The Diamond Building at £81m is The capacities are: University of Sheffield’s largest ever investment in teaching & learning and Lecture Theatre 1 400 opened its doors for meetings & events Lecture Theatre 2 160 in September 2015. Lecture Theatre 3 240 The stunning building has created a fantastic space for modern interdisciplinary Lecture Theatre 4 240 teaching in addition to being an incredible Lecture Theatre 5 160 & flexible venue for conferences & conventions generating interest from Lecture Theatre 6 160 all over the world. The building won the Lecture Theatre 7 160 ‘Design Through Innovation’ award in the 2016 Yorkshire & Humber Region Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) The lower ground central atrium can awards, and was also shortlisted for the accommodate catering for up to 350 Yorkshire awards from the Royal Institute delegates. of British Architects (RIBA). The six-storey Diamond Building boasts seven tiered lecture theatres, seminar rooms, open-plan catering spaces & the Diamond Kitchen. Image courtesy of www.simonbutlerphotography.com Firth Hall Students’ Union Auditorium Located in the beautiful Edwardian Firth Court at the heart of the University Central Campus is situated Located within the newly developed an ideal venue for a prestigious Students’ Union Building located on conference dinner, wedding party the Central Campus, the Auditorium or AGM. is an ideal choice for presentations Firth Hall can accommodate up to 220 and lectures with seating for up to guests for a sit down meal and host drinks 390 people. receptions for up to 400 people. The Octagon Centre This is The University of Sheffield’s largest venue, offering a flexible space that can be used for a wide variety of events and conferences for up to 1,250 people. It can host exhibitions for up to 64 exhibitors (shell scheme) and dinners for up to 280. With direct access into the adjoining Students’ Union Building and Inox areas there is a great deal of break out space to chose from. General Information Location and Accessibility Travel The city is in a central location with To help you on your journey to our venues, The Edge (The Endcliffe Village)S10 3ED excellent road links via M1 and M62.
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