Get married at Macdonald Ansty Hall

Exterior of Macdonald Ansty Hall

Macdonald Ansty Hall, CV7 9HZ
02476 612 222 | www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/ansty-hall


Macdonald Ansty Hall is an award-winning 17th-century Georgian house situated within eight acres of private grounds. Featuring magnificent views of the surrounding Warwickshire countryside, the house has original features, including a staircase, high ceilings, open fireplaces and 62 bedrooms. The function rooms feature stunning views of the landscaped gardens, and St James Church, that’s set behind the hotel, is within easy walking distance. The property can be hired on an exclusive use basis, firework displays can be organised, and the couple can even arrive via helicopter if they want to make a grand entrance.

Celebrate in style
The Library overlooks the gardens and can hold up to 30 friends and family for the vows and 15 for the reception.

While The Drawing Room, which offers views of the Warwickshire countryside, can accommodate 50 nearest and dearest for the service and 30 for the meal.

Alternatively, The Rose Room has space for 100 guests during the day and 60 in the evening.

Lastly, The Orangery Suite, a secluded room separate from the hotel, has space for 150 loved ones for the ceremony and evening celebration.

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The venue was named Most Romantic Wedding Venue of the Year at the English Wedding Awards.

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