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The New Madeira offers one of the most enviable Brighton locations for a wide variety of events that are in demand at Brighton hotels and venues, from business meetings and training courses to wedding receptions and parties.
We have two excellent conference rooms suitable for 40 up to 150 people.
All events can be catered for including:
Breakfast meetings
Trade shows
Interviews
Exhibitions
Residential and non residential conferences
Presentations
Lunch meetings
Team building – why not take your team to our Funky Fish Club for some RnR afterwards?
After conference – summer and Christmas parties
These are just some examples of what we do. Please ask and we will be delighted to discuss your needs! Our dedicated team will help and guide you through all the planning.
Buffet lunches can be served as a working lunch in the room or as a buffet in our seafront lounge.
Day delegate rate from £25.00 per person:
Morning tea, coffee and Danish
Working or finger buffet
Afternoon tea, coffee and cake
Room hire
Residential rate from £85.00 per person:
Conference organiser room upgrade and newspaper
Accommodation
Breakfast
Morning tea, coffee and Danish
Working or finger buffet
Afternoon tea, coffee and cake
Room hire
For details of room sizes please go to our Conference page.
Please click on the links below to find out more about how the New Madeira will make your particular event a huge success.
We welcome Hen nights, business and social events, weddings & civil partnerships
Finding things to do in Brighton
Brighton truly has something for everyone. At a glance Brighton boasts a world famous seafront with two iconic piers, a royal palace, a distinct cosmopolitan culture and a thriving gay scene. On closer inspection however you will discover that Brighton has much more to offer than its already shining reputation leads you to believe, and that there are plenty of things to do.
In Brighton there is an exciting array of family activities. Within a short distance of each other is the famous Brighton Beach, Palace Pier, Sea life Centre, Royal Pavilion and shopping districts. Further out of town, you will be greeted by the rolling downs and many historic sites of interest dotted around the Sussex countryside.
For the keen shopper, well worth checking out are the North and South Laines as well as the modern Churchill Square shopping centre. The North Laines offer a wide selection of coffee shops, cafes and bohemian shops and restaurants. In contrast the South Laines offers a concentration of quaint alleyways occupied by jewellery shops, boutique clothes stores and the odd traditional pub or two. If shopping is on your list of “things to do in Brighton” you won’t be disappointed.
If you’re interested in more cultural pursuits then Brighton has many art galleries, theatres and an art-house cinema all within walking distance of each other.
If you thrive on nightlife in Brighton you are spoilt for choice - it’s a city that most certainly has its finger on the pulse. From the mass of live venues, which regularly showcase promising newcomers and well established acts to the prolific bar and club scene, there is something to cater for everyone’s taste.
Perhaps the most important aspect of Brighton however, that defines it as a city unlike any other in Britain, is the local populace. Diverse, multicultural, friendly and sociable, Brightonians are typically out to have a good time. |
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