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Hurley House Hotel & Garden Pavilion Matterport Tour

A Matterport 3D tour of Hurley House Hotel and its Garden Pavilion in Berkshire, with the Pavilion shown set for a conference, a ceremony and dining.

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Hurley House is a boutique hotel on the Thames in Berkshire, with a restaurant, a bar, an omakase sushi bar, private dining, bedrooms and a separate Garden Pavilion for weddings, conferences and private events. Couples and event planners booking the Pavilion want to understand the whole venue: where the ceremony happens, where guests eat, how far the bar is and where they will sleep. A Matterport 3D tour answers all of that in one place.

We scanned the hotel and the Pavilion as a single Matterport 3D tour. Visitors can walk through every public space, then step back to see the whole building as a model.

The Hurley House Matterport dollhouse view, showing the hotel and the Garden Pavilion as a 3D model
The dollhouse view: the hotel on the left, the Garden Pavilion on the right.

The whole venue at a glance

The dollhouse view shows the hotel and the Pavilion as a 3D model, so a planner can see in seconds how the spaces connect. The floor plan view shows the same layout from above. Both can be measured, which helps when planning table layouts, a dance floor or a stage.

The Hurley House floor plan view with tags for each facility
The floor plan view, with tags marking the facilities.

One Pavilion, three set-ups

A venue rarely looks the same twice. The tour’s highlight reel shows the Garden Pavilion set for a conference, a ceremony and dining, so a couple can see rows of chairs facing the stage and then round tables for the wedding breakfast, in the same room. That is often the deciding question for a venue that hosts weddings and business events.

The Garden Pavilion set for a ceremony, with rows of cross-back chairs facing the stage
The Pavilion set for a ceremony.
The Garden Pavilion set for dining, with round tables and a stage
The same room set for dining.

A guided highlight reel

Along the bottom of the screen, a highlight reel takes visitors straight to the bar, private dining, the omakase sushi bar, the restaurant, the three Pavilion set-ups and the bedrooms. Someone with a minute to spare can see the best of the venue without having to find their way around.

The bar at Hurley House in the Matterport tour, with the highlight reel along the bottom
The bar, with the highlight reel below.

Tags for the details

24 tags mark the details that matter to an event booking, from the dining spaces and bedrooms to the toilets and wifi in the Pavilion. Tags can also carry offers and links, so the tour can promote a current package or send visitors to the booking page.

Why Matterport suits a venue like this

For a hotel with several event spaces, layout is the question, and Matterport answers it better than any other format. For a venue that wants to tell the story of a wedding day in its own branding, a bespoke 360 tour like our tour for Bow Grange may suit better. Many venues use both. See our wedding venue virtual tours page for how they compare.

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