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A boutique hotel in the New Forest has unveiled a new multi-purpose function room – which is available to small groups for exclusive use.

Stanwell House, a privately-owned boutique hotel situated in the centre of Lymington, recently underwent an “extensive” multi-million-pound refurbishment project, and a month after its opening, the hotel has opened a new function room.

The room can accommodate up to 32 guests and offers locals a luxury venue to hold “intimate gatherings and celebrations” with the exclusive afternoon tea package.

The room also comes with direct access, natural light, and a dedicated team member allocated to serve guests throughout the day.

In addition, the hotel said the space can also be transformed into a luxury area to unwind and host yoga or art classes.

Lance Bartlett, general manager at Stanwell House, said: “We’re excited to be expanding our offering at Stanwell House, and providing our guests with a luxury hotel experience but on an exclusive and intimate level. We believe that we have a comprehensive space that offers everything you need from celebrating special occasions, to hosting creative workshops or yoga classes. It really is a space for everyone in the local community.”

Aside from an events venue, the room also doubles up as a collaborative working space with a delegate offer that provides TV and presentation facilities, Wi-Fi, and direct access.

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