With its well-equipped meeting rooms and comfortable dining facilities, Aberdare Hall has much to offer all different types of events.
Built in 1893 to promote women's education in Wales, Aberdare Hall is centrally located, within walking distance of most of the academic schools and only a brief walk from the city and civic centre.
Meeting rooms
The main building, known as Old Hall, has three executive meeting rooms, all located on the ground floor. The rooms are comfortable and traditional in style and have the following facilities available:
- full range of audio-visual equipment (please note that room capacity may change slightly if audio/visual equipment is required in the room)
- free WiFi
- refreshments and buffets can be provided in all rooms to suit requirements
Isabel Bruce Room
- accommodates up to 14 delegates in a boardroom style
- audio visual equipment available
- 3D room view
Joan Buckingham Room
- accommodates up to 16 delegates theatre-style and 12 delegates boardroom-style
- audio visual equipment available
- 3D room view
Kathleen Ede Room
- accommodates up to 24 delegates theatre-style and up to 12 boardroom-style
- audio visual equipment available
- 3D room view
The Aberdare Room
- accommodates theatre, cabaret and boardroom styles
- audio visual equipment available
- 3D room view
Aberdare Hall Restaurant
Aberdare Hall Restaurant is available for functions, conference dinners, banquets, wedding receptions and presentations.