Elegant and enchanting gardens
A perfect location
In the last few years the Rhodes House Gogel Gardens have won three Silver and four Gold awards in the Oxford in Bloom competition. They are named after our generous benefactor, Don Gogel and his family.
The gardens enjoy afternoon and evening sun throughout the summer and autumn, and are a perfect location for outdoor events.
Sustainable and beautiful
The lovely Rhodes House gardens have naturalistic planting to encourage biodiversity, reflecting the way that wild flowers grow. Our wildflower meadow attracts pollinators and provides diverse wildlife habitats in the city.
Bat and bird boxes are part of the garden’s holistic design. Encouraging birds and other wild predators into the garden control ‘pests,’ while natural biological controls will maintain an equilibrium with nature.
Conference suite
280
persons
237
m2
10.3m
width
23m
length
McCall MacBain Hall
200
persons
189
m2
9.2m
width
21m
length
Reception Room
40
persons
62
m2
6.3m
width
9.8m
length
Beit Room
60
persons
70
m2
5.9m
width
11.6m
length
Garden Pavilion
50
persons
63
m2
6.3m
width
10m
length
Atlantic Room
12
persons
28
m2
4.8m
width
6m
length
