Event Spaces & Function Rooms in Bristol

A grade II listed Edwardian building designed by architect Henry Williams famed for his Bristol masterpiece the Edward Everard’s building in Broad Street. Williams designed Armada House for the Bristol Water Company. It became a conference and events venue in 1998, but has retained much of its Edwardian character, whilst providing a range of flexible meeting rooms, training rooms, conference spaces and interview rooms that can accommodate from one-to-ones to 200 delegates.

Whether you're looking for a private or open-plan workspace, or simply need somewhere easily accessible to meet with your clients, we'll provide a space that suits your needs. Easily accessible from the M32, and within easy walking distance from Cabot Circus and the coach station, CEED is the perfect place for those looking to work or meet in the buzz of Bristol. All of our work spaces benefit from super fibre broadband, with 4G coverage on all major networks, and we also provide for every desk free lockable storage and meeting space hire. For those who drive or cycle there is free off-street parking on site, and there is also plenty of affordable street parking available in the local area. With 24/7 access to the building, you can come and go as you wish. For further information, visit www.workdens.com, or call reception on 0117 422 6198.

Whether you're looking for a private or open-plan workspace, or simply need somewhere easily accessible to meet with your clients, we'll provide a space that suits your needs. Easily accessible from the M32, and within easy walking distance from Cabot Circus and the coach station, CEED is the perfect place for those looking to work or meet in the buzz of Bristol. All of our work spaces benefit from super fibre broadband, with 4G coverage on all major networks, and we also provide for every desk free lockable storage and meeting space hire. For those who drive or cycle there is free off-street parking on site, and there is also plenty of affordable street parking available in the local area. With 24/7 access to the building, you can come and go as you wish. For further information, visit www.workdens.com, or call reception on 0117 422 6198.

A grade II listed Edwardian building designed by architect Henry Williams famed for his Bristol masterpiece the Edward Everard’s building in Broad Street. Williams designed Armada House for the Bristol Water Company. It became a conference and events venue in 1998, but has retained much of its Edwardian character, whilst providing a range of flexible meeting rooms, training rooms, conference spaces and interview rooms that can accommodate from one-to-ones to 200 delegates.