Nailcote Hall Hotel is situated among 13 acres of Warwickshire countryside

Nailcote Hall Hotel exterior

NAILCOTE HALL HOTEL, CV7 7DE
02476 466 174 | www.nailcotehall.co.uk


Set among 13 acres of Warwickshire countryside, Nailcote Hall Hotel boasts a par three championship golf course, green fields, picturesque lakes and waterfalls. The house has lots of character and charm, including a 17th-century black and white façade, original décor and luxurious bedrooms.

CELEBRATE IN STYLE
Nailcote Hall Hotel has three wedding spaces that are all very different in size and character, meaning there’s something to suit everyone. The largest is the glass marquee, which overlooks the lake, lower lawn and golf course, it can accommodate 280 guests for the ceremony and 320 for the reception.

Intimate nuptials take place in The Pavilion Suite, which has a full-length balcony that overlooks the countryside with space for 50 loved ones.

The Bistro and Lant Suite is a sunken space with a large glass ceiling, a two-storey stone staircase and room for 140 friends and family for the vows and 150 for the evening celebration.

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Lovebirds will receive a free menu tasting, anniversary dinner and stay, three months leisure membership and a complimentary stay on the night of the wedding.

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