York’s Best Western Monkbar Hotel unveils newly functional Dales Suite
The Best Western Monkbar Hotel, based in York, has unveiled its new, state-of-the-art function suite.
Located in the heart of the city of York, The Monkbar Hotel is a suitable venue to hold meetings ranging in size from 6 up to 250.
The flexible Dales Suite, which can be separated into four smaller function rooms, is one of the main features of the hotel’s £3m programme of expansion and improvements.
Also ideal for disabled guests, the ground-floor space consists of integrated audio/visual technology, wide screen projection & HDMI connectivity, and benefits from floor to ceiling natural daylight and air-conditioning.
Complimentary high-speed internet access is available for all delegates.
Nikki Brannan, Monkbar Hotel sales manager, said: “The Dales Suite adds a new and exciting dimension to our events and conference offering.
“This new state-of-the-art facility, designed and constructed with both delegate and organiser in mind, is a welcome addition to our five existing function rooms.
“In addition, our brand new bedrooms – which takes the total to 125 - means we can now cater for bigger conferences, particularly where guests are requiring overnight accommodation.”
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