Upper Hall

The spacious Upper Hall dates back to the foundation of the college by Bishop Alcock. Medieval carvings decorate the crossbeams of the restored roof, and arched windows along each side provide ample natural daylight, adding to the fresh feel of the room. The whitewashed walls are undecorated except for the mural by Richard Long, 'River Avon Mud, 1996', lending the room a distinctive and airy character. On the top level of the college buildings, the Upper Hall leads onto a balcony that overlooks the magnificent 15th century Hall.

When used as a conference venue or meeting venue, up to 80 people can be accommodated and the nearby Prioress’s Room and Alcock Room can also be booked for syndicate rooms. Refreshments can also occasionally be served on the balcony.

To find out more about booking the Upper Hall as a conference venue or meeting venue, please contact us.