Conference Aston
Conference hotel and event venue providing meeting space and accommodation for organisations and visitors in Birmingham
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Conference Aston
Conference Aston operates a conference centre and hotel on the Aston University campus in Birmingham. It offers meeting and event spaces, accommodation, dining and hospitality services.
Its customers include organisations holding conferences, meetings, training programmes and celebrations, as well as visitors staying in Birmingham. The venue has 19 meeting rooms and event spaces and 163 hotel bedrooms.
The venue says it has served customers since 1977. CONFERENCE ASTON LIMITED is registered in Birmingham and was founded in 2000.
Product: Conference and meeting facilities, hotel accommodation, dining and event services in Birmingham.
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