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Events and Celebrations EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS THE SHIP INN WWW.THESHIPLYMINGTON.CO.UK FOR BOOKING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS MANAGER E: [email protected] T: 01590 676903 WELCOME TO THE SHIP INN THE SHIP INN The Ship Inn is the ideal venue for your next event or celebration. Situated on the bustling working quay of Lymington, the inn has been a feature on the waterfront since 1850. Lymington is sandwiched between the beautiful coastline of Dorset and the New Forest, famous for its wild ponies. The Ship Inn is a stylish waterfront pub and restaurant that boasts stunning views over the harbour. The beautiful inn brings together elements of traditional charm and contemporary décor to allow you and your guests to relax in truly special surroundings. With a warm and cosy bar, stylish restaurant and sumptuous private dining space, we can provide the perfect setting for any occasion. The Ship Inn’s cosy bar is brimming with atmosphere. It provides the perfect location for a glass of wine after spending a morning exploring the bustling The Ship Inn also benefits from a stunning private dining area. It’s perfect Georgian town. for a larger group meal, a party or even your next meeting. Available to hire exclusively; this space is great for any occasion. The beautifully decorated restaurant is the perfect place for a special family meal overlooking the water. During the summer months, why not indulge in Our stunning building, ideal location, warm hospitality and delicious a spot of al fresco dining on our wonderful decking area whilst enjoying the freshly prepared menus will mean that your event at The Ship Inn is one to hustle and bustle of the marina? remember. FOR BOOKING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS MANAGER E: [email protected] T: 01590 676903 PARTIES, CELEBRATIONS AND GROUP DINING From christenings to birthdays, office parties to baby showers, The Ship Inn is the perfect place for your next celebration. There are a number of spaces There are a number of different spaces available to book available to book depending on your occasion. for your celebration including our exclusive private dining room. For a delicious sit down meal, look no further than our stylish and comfortable restaurant. Area Maximum Party Size Our mixture of traditional maritime charm and modern styling will mean Restaurant 14 people that you won’t want to leave! Bar 6 people Our private dining space is available to hire exclusively and is a perfect Private Dining Room 35 people location for larger parties and gatherings. The space is ideal for both sit Our Sales and Events Manager will work with you to down meals and more informal occasions; with seating for up to 24 people book the best space for your function and go through all and standing room for up to 35, we can accommodate almost any event. of your requirements. The Ship Inn’s bar area is full of cosy corners and inviting armchairs. Enjoy champagne, cocktails or your favourite beer from a comfy spot by the fire. Our team of skilled chefs can provide a wide range of menus to suit your event; from canapés to buffets, sharing platters to three course meals. Our fresh, seasonal food is sure to impress all of your guests. FOR BOOKING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS MANAGER E: [email protected] T: 01590 676903 BUSINESS MEETINGS AND CORPORATE EVENTS The Ship Inn’s private dining space is the ideal place for your next business meeting or corporate event. This private room can accommodate up to 35 Flip chart facilities are provided with the hire of our people in a variety of different layouts. Private Dining Room. The space benefits from: Tea and coffee making facilities are available in the space as well as the option of a buffet lunch served into the room. • Flipchart Complimentary WiFi is available throughout the venue. • Tea & coffee facilities The Private Dining Room can be set out in a number of different styles to suit your function requirements: • Complimentary Wi-Fi. Room Layout Maximum Capacity Theatre 20 people Classroom 24 people Boardroom 12 people Networking 35 people Our team of skilled chefs can provide a wide range of refreshments to suit your needs; from light bites to lunch buffets or evening meals. We will also ensure that all of your drinks needs are catered for; make use of the tea and coffee facilities or order drinks to be served directly to your tables. If a private room is a little too formal for your meeting or work meal, our bar area is ideal for a casual coffee or lunch to catch up with clients. Tables can be reserved for parties of up to 6 people. Our Sales & Events Manager will work with you to ensure that all of your requirements are catered for. The dedicated Events Coordinator and experienced team at The Ship Inn will be there on the day of your event to ensure that everything runs smoothly and that you have everything you need. FOR BOOKING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS MANAGER E: [email protected] T: 01590 676903 FOOD AND DRINKS Here at The Ship Inn, we are proud to offer delicious fresh food and a wide No matter what the occasion, our wine and drinks menu is sure to quench selection of premium drinks to accompany your event. your thirst. From cocktails, to wine through to craft beers and refreshing ciders, there’s sure to be something to suit every guest. We also offer a Whether you need a working buffet lunch to keep you going through a fantastic range of drinks packages to accompany your meal. meeting, a sumptuous three course meal for a special occasion or some canapés to impress at a drinks party, our wonderful brigade of chefs will be able to provide something you’ll love. We’re able to provide delicious lunches and dinners as well as snacks to suit your schedule and requirements. Our range of set, canapé and buffet menus are ideal for a larger party and, as they’re inspired by our seasonal a la carte menu, we’re sure there’ll be something to tempt everybody. HOW TO FIND US Located in the port town of Lymington, Address: The Quay, Quay Road, The Ship Inn is well connected and easily Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 3AY accessible. Facebook: If you’re travelling by bus, the town has Facebook.com/theshipinnlymington its own bus station and depot, offering numerous local services as well as routes to Bournemouth and Southampton. Lymington also has two train stations, Lymington Pier and Lymington Town. For drivers, the A337 road links Lymington to Lyndhurst and the M27 motorway to the north. As a port town, Lymington can also be accessed by ferry. FOR BOOKING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS MANAGER E: [email protected] T: 01590 676903 YOUR EVENT AT THE SHIP INN From business meetings to birthday parties; conferences to So, whether you’re looking to escape the office for your next Christenings, The Ship Inn has the perfect space to meet meeting or wow your friends and family with a sumptuous your needs. celebration, we’ll make sure your event is one to remember. Our beautiful building with stunning terrace provides an ideal To make an enquiry, just contact our Sales & Events Manager location for your next function. who will talk through all of your requirements and the options available for you. We’ll take the hassle out of the organisation and work with you to make sure your event runs smoothly. Our dedicated Events Coordinator and experienced team will be there on the day to ensure that you have everything you need. FOR BOOKING ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT OUR EVENTS MANAGER E: [email protected] T: 01590 676903.
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