Private Dining At Highgate House

May 14, 2012 - PRLog -- When planning for any event, be it a formal gala or a gathering of friends, a large dinner party or an intimate meal, booking an appropriate venue is important. Choosing a venue which provides exquisite cuisine, luxurious surroundings and the perfect atmosphere can help to make a celebratory occasion a night to remember.
For many people looking to book a venue that will be as special as the occasion, country house hotels are the ideal choice. Often set in acres of rolling grounds, with picturesque views and period features, the stunning properties that can often be found dotted around the English countryside lend themselves perfectly to a celebration or a party.
Highgate House, in Creaton is one of these striking venues, with a wealth of private dining options to choose from. The magnificent Baronial Hall is undoubtedly the jewel in the crown of this spectacular venue, occupying a prime position in the main house and combining luxurious, medieval décor with delicious cuisine. It is not hard to suspend disbelief and picture lavish parties being thrown here, with dignitaries and luminaries from centuries gone by. The welcoming and informal atmosphere in the Library Room offers a warm, peaceful environment for intimate dinner parties, while the Coote Room can welcome up to two hundred guests for a gala dinner or a sumptuous wedding banquet.
A dedicated conference and meeting venue, Highgate House has won several  awards for its value for money approach and boasts a kitchen staffed by the Chef of the Year, Lee Gaskins and Young Chef of the Year, Leighanne Harrison.
Noted for its commitment to using only the freshest, seasonal local ingredients, Highgate House maintains a gold star standard.  Local produce is used in abundance and complimented by free range eggs, poultry monitored and accredited by the Red Tractor Food Standards Scheme, a Vegetarian Society-approved kitchen, a plethora of FairTrade products and suppliers screened for sustainable practices under the terms of Sundial Group’s own Sustainable and Ethical Procurement Policy.

For more information about Sundial Venues in Northamptonshire, Warwickshire and Surrey, visit http://www.sundialgroup.com.