Holly Cross Hall, Keele University

Histoire

The land upon which Keele lies was gifted to the Knights of Templar by Henry I around 1160, as a reward for the services rendered in Normandy. Privileges given to the Knights of Templar were marked with the Templar Cross. The Cross lives on in the name of Holly Cross.

Restauration et Boissons

On Campus, there is a range of restaurants, including The Refectory, CB's Grab and Go and Chancellor's Café (Please note that out of term time, not all of the campus restaurant facilities will be open).

A short walk from campus takes you to Keele village where you will find the historic Sneyd Arms, a traditional English pub with all the favourites of pub food and local ales.

Espaces verts et alentours

Within the grounds, you will find the magnificent 19th Century Keele Hall with its rolling lawns, seven lakes and Italian gardens. The Hall is open to the public, serving refreshments, lunches and is available to host anything from small meetings to international conferences, award celebrations and family gatherings.

The gardens are a perfect place to take a stroll, to relax and unwind, read a book under a tree or enjoy a picnic.

Plus d'informations

Guest have use of the Common room, a launderette, bicycle storage, and recycling points. Guests have use of the numerous sports facilities including fitness courts and gym. The campus also has it's own post office, bank and various food shops.