Crewe Hall Hotel & Spa triumphs in meetings and events excellence

Bride and groom walking up steps together at Crewe Hall

The QHotels Collection is a collection of unique hotels and resorts located across the UK, including the striking Crewe Hall Hotel & Spa, set on eight acres of gorgeous grounds in the peaceful Cheshire countryside.

The QHotels Collection has reached new heights in meetings and events success, showcasing its excellence with a string of notable achievements. Joining the ranks of prestigious accolades, the Collection now proudly boasts MIA accreditation, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to excellence within the meetings and events realm.

Securing AIM Accreditation underscores the exceptional offerings of The QHotels Collection, with six flagship meetings and events venues leading the charge.

Kerrin MacPhie, Chief Executive of the Meetings Industry Association (MIA UK) comments: “We’re delighted to welcome six hotels from The QHotels Collection into membership. Oulton Hall Hotel Spa & Golf Resort, Norton Park Hotel & Spa, Doubletree by Hilton Oxford Belfry, Crewe Hall Hotel & Spa, Chesford Grange Hotel and Delta Hotels by Marriott Nottingham Belfry have all achieved AIM Secure accreditation. This distinguished badge signifies that each venue is committed to service excellence, quality and safety as standard. Buyers who choose an MIA accredited venue can be assured of a great experience”.

The accolades continue with the recent triumphs at the VenueVerdict Awards: The QHotels Collection has been awarded No 1 Mid-Sized Group for Mystery Shopping and Event Planner Feedback for 2023.

Sarah Harvey, Head of Event Sales & Business Development at The QHotels Collection comments: ‘The MIA is the leading trade association for the UK business meetings and events industry, so I am delighted that six of our key conference hotels are now members. The AIM accreditation is nationally recognised as a mark of excellence, quality and professionalism that we at The QHotels Collection strive for daily in delivering excellent events for our customers.’

Find out more about hosting your big day at Crewe Hall Hotel & Spa at www.crewehallcheshire.co.uk

Crewe Hall Hotel exterior and grounds
Crewe Hall function room set up for a wedding in horseshoe shape

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