The Milner Hall
The largest and most impressive of the three public rooms, the Milner Hall is ideal for large-scale events, such as weddings, product launches, receptions and presentations
Named after Lord Milner, whom Rhodes chose in his will to be a trustee of the Rhodes Trust, the Milner Hall is accessed via doors from the middle of the grand oak-panelled gallery.
The Milner Hall features stone walls, massive ceiling beams, two imposing black marble fireplaces and a raised bay with stone-mullioned windows. At one end is a raised stage, and at the other end stone columns support a minstrels gallery. An oak door provides direct access to the courtyard garden, which can also be enjoyed via the hall’s large windows.
Technical Information:
| Reception/Buffet | 200 |
| Dinner | 140 |
| Size | 193.2sqm (excl raised stage and raised bay) |
| Access | direct access to courtyard garden |
- All windows can be easily curtained
- All rooms are interconnected
- All rooms have three-phase power
- All rooms look out onto the gardens
- There is access to all rooms and the gardens for visitors with disabilities.
Ideal for:
Presentations
Product launches
Dinner
Receptions
Weddings
