The Manor House Hotel in Moreton-in-Marsh can host conferences, residential meetings and weddings for up to 120 guests, with 35 bedrooms on site. The building dates from the 16th century and stands on the High Street of this Gloucestershire market town, in the Cotswolds.
Seminars and company events
Two suites handle meetings. The Hidcote Suite takes up to 100 delegates, and its doors open onto the garden terrace. The Sezincote Suite takes up to 120. Both rooms can be set up for small team meetings of four people or for theatre-style events. The hotel sells day delegate packages and residential packages, and its conference team adapts the room to the group. The Orangery, a break space with garden views, is used for coffee breaks.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel is licensed for civil ceremonies. The Sezincote Suite seats up to 120 guests and can host the ceremony, the wedding breakfast and the evening reception. The Hidcote Suite seats up to 110, and it can be divided for smaller receptions. Outdoors, the thatched Breeze House in the walled garden holds ceremonies of up to 120 guests, with the Sezincote Suite as the wet-weather option. Couples get sole use of one wing of the hotel, including a private upper terrace with garden access. A wedding coordinator helps with room dressing and planning.
Rooms and capacities
Sezincote Suite: up to 120 guests. Hidcote Suite: up to 100 for meetings and up to 110 for wedding meals. Breeze House: ceremonies for up to 120. The hotel states an overall limit of 135 people for weddings. Room layouts and exact capacities per setup are confirmed by the events team.
Accommodation
The hotel has 35 bedrooms, according to its conference page, and its wedding page gives 34. Residential groups can book the rooms for the night, and breakfast is included for staying guests. At the far end of the garden, Apple Cottage is a retreat for two with a private hot tub.
Catering
Catering is handled by the hotel. The Beagle Bar & Brasserie serves informal meals, and The Mulberry Restaurant serves fine dining. Delegates can eat in either, and private dinners can follow a meeting day.
History and setting
The hotel dates from the 16th century. It has arched windows, log fires and flagstone-floored corridors. A mulberry tree in the walled garden is about 300 years old. The garden includes a terrace with views of the church and a hidden secret garden. The Manor House belongs to Cotswold Inns & Hotels, a group of country house hotels in the region.
Getting there
Moreton-in-Marsh railway station has a direct rail link to London, which suits groups traveling from the capital. The hotel stands on the High Street of the town.
