Egrove Park is the Saïd Business School’s purpose-built Executive Education Centre, located just off Oxford’s southern bypass, two miles from Oxford city centre, and is easily accessible by road and rail with ample free parking.

To meet the increasing demand for high-quality accommodation for senior executives, Egrove Park has added an additional 12 stylish and comfortable bedrooms to its extensive range of rooms available for delegates.

We now have 63 comfortable study-bedrooms — 36 are split-level — with generous desk and seating provision. All rooms have en-suite facilities and are equipped with a telephone, networked internet access, television and other essentials to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

An additional meeting room, two syndicate rooms and a new coffee lounge were also added in December 2008. This enables us to offer a wide range of fully-equipped meeting rooms — from the Clifford Barclay Lecture Theatre seating 112, to syndicate rooms suitable for break-out sessions to meet our expanding diversity of conference bookings and the increasing number executive education programmes.

Attractions offered by Egrove Park include its peaceful green surroundings. The Grade-II listed building is situated in 37 acres of wooded parkland. Head chef Darren Lomas and his multi-award-winning team believe that excellent food and drink are essential to the success of any event.

Quality, variety and choice are the essentials of our cuisine.

For those important ‘chill-out’ times guests may use the fully-equipped gym, squash courts, sauna, all-weather tennis court, croquet lawn or snooker room.

So if you are looking for all the attractions of Oxford, without any of the city centre distractions and bustle, in an easily accessible location, whether for a single day or longer, then get in touch with our conference manager who will be delighted to help you plan your next event.

■ Jill Grieveson, Conference Office, 01865 422757, e-mail conference.egrove@sbs.ox.ac.uk or visit the website: www.sbs.oxford.edu/conferencing