La Mola, Barcelona

Other Hotels

Chateau Saint Just
Like La Mola, the Chateau Saint Just was one of the first venues from the group to be opened on non-UK soil and takes up an ideal position just to the east of French capital, Paris. Despite its youthful age, it does fit in well with the traditional and stylish nature of many of the group’s other venues with its castle-like structure combined with extensive modern facilities. The hotel is ideal for conferences thanks to its vast facilities which cover 2,000 square metres of floor space. It is located in a peaceful and tranquil part of France, approximately 45 minutes outside the centre of Paris and around 25 minutes from the Charles de Gaulle Airport.

St John’s Hotel, Solihull
The St John’s Hotel has benefitted from a recent refurbishment and is located in the district of Solihull in southern Birmingham. It offers a stylish and modern accommodation in which to stay during your time in the city. Conveniently, the hotel is situated a short distance from the M42, while Birmingham International Airport is also not far away. Visitors can expect a fresh and contemporary feel to the hotel thanks to the refurbishment which boosted the public parts of the venue as well as a selection of the meeting facilities. There is car parking available onsite, while there is also the chance to spend time relaxing and unwinding thanks to the leisure club with its swimming pool.

Cranage Hall, South Manchester
Cranage Hall is one of Principal Hayley’s many country estate venues, and is set in an appealingly historic manor in the Cheshire countryside. The city of Manchester is a mere stone’s throw from the hotel, as are several major attractions including Alton Towers to the south and Chester Zoo. Following a substantial investment Cranage Hall has been re-invented as a superior four-star conference venue and leisure break destination. There are 150 rooms on offer, including a series of 10 executive rooms, all stylishly decorated in warm brown shades. The hotel is also home to The Club with its health facilities, ideal for those enjoying a weekend away or business guests taking a breather from the hotel’s conference and team building amenities.

Hotel Russell, London
Set against the backdrop of the peaceful greenery of Russell Square, the Hotel Russell is situated in an excellent location at the heart of London. The Principal Hayley hotel is particularly large and features an striking facade from its position in the upmarket Bloomsbury district. The Russell was built at the end of the 19th century in a Victorian renaissance architectural style and features an elegant terracotta colour around its exterior. Its ideal location and the city’s extensive transport networks mean it is easy to reach many of London’s top attractions and businesses, hordes of which are within a stone’s throw of the venue’s front door.

The Met, Leeds
The Met is an excellent city centre hotel and is located close to the most popular areas of Leeds. It is near to the business area, the Victoria Quarter shopping centre and well-known visitor attractions such as the Royal Armouries. The interior of the hotel has received a £6 million overhaul and has been thoroughly modernised, although the décor remains firmly in keeping with the grade II listed building’s roots. The new atmosphere is most evident in the contemporary bedrooms, the Tempus Restaurant and Bar and the Met Suite, the latter of which is the centrepiece of the Metropole Hotel’s conferencing facilities.