The room is graced by a classical open fireplace and has as its centre point a great oval table which seats 20 for dining or boardroom - style meetings. It als has its own wedding licence. The Worcester Room and Hereford Room are self contained and provide privacy, space and comfort for up to 12 and 15 people respectively. The rooms are adjacent to the Torrington Room and can be conveniently used either in association with events in the larger rooms or for smaller meetings and seminars in their own right. Serving The Inns suite of four special meeting rooms, the Business Centre provides complimentary business services to delegates attending meetings.
Comprehensive equipment includes a computer with E-mail and internet facilities.
The Cromwell Room is where Oliver Cromwell stayed the night before the decisive battle of Worcester in 1651. It provides a romantic backdrop for weddings, having been granted its own wedding licence, and makes a fascination and relaxed setting for private dining and celebrations, seating up to 12 guests. The Lygon Room and the Russell Room, each named after former owners of The Inn, also have their own period atmosphere and provide warmth and conviviality for private parties and dinners. The surrounding area is abundant with interest. Cheltenham and Gloucester, Blenheim Palace and the 'dreaming spires' of Oxford are all within easy reach to the south.