Salford Hall Hotel  

Salford Hall Hotel is a romantic Grade I listed Manor House between Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon the rolling Cotswolds and the Vale of Evesham. Picture a fascinating Tudor manor almost unchanged by time. Now a lovingly restored beautiful hotel. The period charm is doubly appealing when combined with modern comforts gracious furnishings delicious food and an extensive range of fine wines. Guests may relax in the conservatory lounge or on the sunny terrace within the walled flower garden. Special weekends are arranged for hot-air ballooning horseracing touring the Cotswolds discovering Shakespeare and murder mysteries. The hotel is an excellent venue for conferences and weddings. Bar The Stratford bar is located in the oldest part of the building dating back to 1470. The cosy bar with padded leather armchairs and burnished oak panelling is perfect for that pre dinner drink. For lighter meals the Stratford bar offers a delightful alternative to sit relax and enjoy a glass of wine and a light snack. Restaurants - The Stanford room is full of tradition. Oak walls a large fireplace and original mullioned windows create a warm and welcoming room. This AA rosette restaurant is open to residents and non residents alike for breakfast lunch and dinner. - Minstrels Bistro offers an alternative dining experience. Enjoy the outdoors indoors within our contemporary conservatory. Ideal for morning coffee light lunches family Sunday lunches afternoon tea and evening meals. Conference Salford Hall offers a unique conference venue. This wonderfully comfortable Tudor manor offers a very special atmosphere for the conference delegate. Relaxed yet stimulating Salford Hall is excellently equipped with meeting rooms of various sizes to accommodate from 2 to 30 delegates. Wedding Salford Hall is licensed for Civil ceremonies and is happy to host all or part of your wedding day ceremonies. The venue can cater from 20 to 130 guests. A choice of rooms are available to caterer from larger and more elaborate to the small and intimate days including the use of a marquee for the larger events. (from laterooms.com)