To infinity and beyond at Shrigley Hall, Cheshire

Shrigley hall's infinity pool at twilight

A classic Victorian country house, Shrigley Hall Hotel and Spa is set in more than 262 acres of gorgeous grounds, including and 18-hole championship golf course. Surrounded by beautiful Cheshire countryside, it's set high in the hills bordering the Peak District, creating a secluded and tranquil atmosphere for your big day.

What's more if you're looking for some well-deserved pre- or post-wedding R&R you'll want to check out the recently refurbished BAZAAR Spa, complete with a 12-room beauty treatment complex, internal and external hot tubs, Spa Restaurant, indoor pool located on the ground floor of the former monastery, and the pièce de résistance an outdoor infinity pool. Heated at 38C, the new infinity pool is the perfect location to enjoy the increbile views and sunsets across the countryside.

newly refurbished indoor spa faciliites at Shrigley Hall

The largest of the wedding spaces is the Tilden Suite, which can host 240 for your vows and reception. A former monastery chapel with domed roof, it boasts a wealth of 18th-century architectural features. This is a completely private room with its own bar and private entrance.

The William Turner Suite, located in the main building with beautiful crystal chandeliers and French windows can accommodate 100 for the ceremony and 140 for the reception. It has an adjoining private reception room overlooking the courtyard and a private bar area.

Finally, the Drawing Room, which has capacity for 50 for "I dos" and celebrations, is a beautiful room also located in the main house. It has front-facing views of the golf course and beyond. Its impressively ornate high ceiling is sure to bring the wow factor to any intimate wedding.

For further information on staying at Shrigley Hall or booking your wedding there, check out www.shrigleyhallhotelandspa.co.uk or call 01625 575 757

infinity pool at Shrigley Hall with the beautiful former monastery in the background
Shrigley Hall's infinity pool in the snow

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