I loved the fact that we could spend a few minutes on the dance floor, and then go upstairs to a chill room where we could still hear the music, but could actually sit down and talk. We spent the evening moving from room to room: from the entrance area with its small bar, to the main dance floor, to the chill room, to the sophisticated and spacious bar area upstairs, to another chill room, to the media centre, to the more crowded bar downstairs, back to the dance floor, and so on and so on. So it was a pleasant surprise when we arrived at the Castle and found that there were several different areas set up as part of the party. (And yeah, I realise that makes me sound old, but honestly, I've always been that way. I generally avoid nightclubs and jam-packed bars, because I find the combination of low light and jostling crowds quite unsettling. One of the things that I liked most about J&B's Start a Party at the Castle last weekend was the fact that there were so many different mini-venues within the main venue, each with their own character and layout.
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