Alveston Manor is a 16th century manor house

Exterior of Alveston Manor

ALVESTON MANOR, CV37 7HP
01789 295 478 | www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/alveston-manor

Alveston Manor is a 16th century manor house situated within five acres of beautiful gardens. The grounds are well maintained with a splash of colour from the flowers and famous Cedar tree where Shakespeare did his first performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Boasting original features throughout, the house has plenty of character and looks charming in photographs. The Manor Bar & Blue Lounge are ideal for guests to relax pre-wedding, along with the Manor Restaurant, which serves delicious meals and breakfasts.

Just a stone’s throw from the town centre of Stratford-upon-Avon, this hidden gem is traditional in décor but has a modern twist with the addition of a leisure centre and spa.

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The Cedar Room has beautiful windows facing onto the lawns and can accommodate up to 120 guests for the ceremony and meal and 140 for the evening celebration.

Outdoor ceremonies are held on the lawn in front of the Cedar tree with up to 120 friends and family. Additional seating can be added on the lawn or terrace in the summer months with the option for stretch tents if required.

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Couples who book their wedding at Alveston Manor will receive a free menu tasting, use of the honeymoon suite, a pre-wedding reservation in the Manor Restaurant, a Bridal Bliss Spa Package the night before and a private family breakfast the morning after the wedding.

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