Mottram Hall is an elegant 18th-century late Georgian country house hotel

Mottram Hall exterior
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MOTTRAM HALL
01625 828 135 | www.champneys.com/hotels/mottram-hall

Mottram Hall is an elegant 18th-century late Georgian country house hotel set in 270 acres of beautiful Cheshire countryside. Located in the heart of Cheshire within easy driving distance of Manchester and surrounding villages, it’s easily accessible for your guests. Plus, the picture-perfect rose gardens and stunning lake offer an idyllic setting any wedding day.

Ceremonies are held in the St Andrews Suite or during the summer months, outside among the glorious gardens. The grounds also offer a wonderful setting for your couple portraits and while you’re off with your photographer, you can rest assured knowing your guests are well looked after at your drinks reception. Prosecco is included in every package, but you’re welcome to upgrade to champage or an alternative.

Receptions too are hosted in the St Andrews Suite where there is ample space for 90 loved ones to join you for your wedding breakfast, with 150 guests for the evening bash.

Three months prior to your big day, you’ll be invited to dine in the AA rosette awarded Carrington Grill for your complimentary menu tasting and a stay in the luxurious bridal suite is included in every package. Your guests too can stay the night of the wedding as there are 120 beautifully appointed bedrooms at the hotel.

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