The Accommodation at MMDV

The Accommodation

The Mill has been completely renovated by us over the last 2 years. It now provides comfortable 'Guest house' style facilities, with well planned space for formal meetings and break out areas.

On the First Floor

	4 Bedrooms

	3 Toilets

	Bathroom with toilet

	2 Shower and toilet rooms

	2 Shower rooms

	Second kitchen

	Meeting room and break out area (the table can easily seat 12 delegates in comfort)

	Staff bedroom

Please note access to the meeting room and all toilet facilities are on the first floor.

Roll your cursor over the First Floor Plan below to see pictures of some of the first floor rooms above.

On the Ground Floor

	Main kitchen and sitting area

	Large bedroom

	The Snug, great for quiet reading or as a syndicate room

	The original Mill room, complete with millstones and old artefacts

	Store room for empty cases and golf clubs etc.

	The Oven room, another quiet reading or syndicate room

	Sitting room/Additional bedroom

	The Bar or 'hablan cerveza' (beer talk)

Roll your cursor over the Ground Floor Plan below to see pictures of some of the ground floor rooms above.


		Click HERE or on the image to the right to view a 360° QuickTimeVR of the Main Kitchen and Sitting Area on the ground floor.
You will need the QuickTime plug-in to view the QTVR


	Well Equipped

	To beat the early morning rush and allow you to fully prepare for the day ahead, we have 6 toilets and 5 showers at the Mill.


	Working Lunch

	Our second kitchen is adjacent to the meeting room, so we can provide working lunches to help you maximise time allocated to formal proceedings.


	Mill Features



	We have tried to keep many of the original features of the Mill, including this small window feature in the bathroom.


	Safety Deposit

	We have a safe deposit box should delegates wish to lodge their small valuable items with us.


	Keeping Warm

	For the cooler evenings there are rooms which contain log burning stoves and portable radiators are available in the bedrooms so no one should feel 'out in the cold' no matter when your trip is!

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