Weddings Venue Barceló Billesley Manor Hotel, Nr. Stratford

Introduction

The happiest day of your life begins from the moment you walk down the aisle at Barceló Billesley Manor Hotel. Your wedding is unique to you and our highly experienced team will ensure that you have the day you've always dreamed of. Our Wedding Co-ordinator is there to guide and support you in every decision and all of your wedding arrangements and requirements can be catered for. At Billesley Manor we pride ourselves on offering you the personal touch and attention to detail, ensuring you and your guests can relax and celebrate in style on your special day. Find out more...

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Contact Information

Alcester Nr Stratford-upon-Avon Warwickshire B49 6NF United Kingdom

B49+6NF

01789 279955

01789 764145

Venue history

Barceló Billesley Manor Hotel has three rooms licensed for civil ceremonies rooms with the largest able to accommodate up to 150 guests. The sweeping staircase from the Minstrel Gallery into The Great Hall with its oak panelled walls creates a breathtaking entrance. The charming Library, that was once graced by Shakespeare’s presence, is wonderfully romantic. Nestled in the Gallery is the Honeymoon Suite featuring a four poster bed, secret priest hole and a hidden compartment within the oak panelling.

Venue grounds

Barceló Billesley Manor Hotel is a historic 16th century manor house, set in 11 acres of beautiful parkland. The grounds are a photographer's delight with a stunning 100 year old listed Topiary Garden and Fountain, perfect for capturing those special moments to treasure forever. Billesley Manor creates a truly romantic picturesque setting for your special day.

Venue location

On the edge of Stratford-upon-Avon, surrounded by 11 acres of beautiful Warwickshire countryside, lies the 16th century, Elizabethan Billesley Manor. Set in medieval village of Billesley, Barceló Billesley Manor is a spectacular hideaway.

Venue style

This historical retreat retains many of its original features. Guests can sit beside roaring log fires or meander amongst the suits of armour. Alternatively, there’s the Library where Shakespeare reputedly wrote his famous play ‘As you like it’.