Cheshire Oaks unveil state-of-the-art meeting rooms

Cheshire Oaks has invested £1.2m on state-of-the-art meeting rooms which will be available to businesses and individuals. 

The centre says it wants to provide a ‘flexible, professional and unique engaging’ environment that can be hired for workdays or corporate events.

The new meeting rooms are designed with modern work dynamics in mind, with flexible spaces able to accommodate various formats and group sizes, and modern facilities, technology and amenities.

The on-site rooms are named Sycamore, Maple, Acorn and the Delamere Suite, in a nod to Cheshire’s Delamere Forest.

The outlet believes that while working from home offers flexibility the new meeting rooms can address the challenges of isolation, blurred work-life boundaries and a lack of dedicated spaces which it may also create.

"We are thrilled to introduce these new meeting spaces at Cheshire Oaks," said Kenny Murray general manager of Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet.

The new meeting rooms are strategically positioned as a convenient halfway point for regional businesses with teams spread across the Northwest and North Wales, making them an accessible and practical choice for companies seeking to bring their teams together. 

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet is targeting companies looking for innovative venues that add value to their corporate events, providing an inspiring backdrop for collaboration and team building. 

For the full story, see Chester Standard

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