The perfect setting, for your special day
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This was originally the family Dining Room but, being far from the kitchens, the Saloon soon replaced it. The vines, cornucopiae and mirrors make this an ideal backdrop for dining.
The seventeenth-century Mortlake tapestry is taken from the Duke of Newcastle’s book on equitation published in Antwerp in 1658 and is surrounded by the set of portraits by Soest, of the sons of Sir Thomas Lyttelton, (1595-1649/50), two of whom fought in the Civil War.
In the alcove is a Louis XV Boulle bracket timepiece by Langlois of Paris given by 2nd Earl Spencer to his daughter, Sarah, when she was married in 1813 to William Henry, Lord Lyttelton.
Celebrate life’s monumental occasions in the most luxurious of settings at Hagley Hall and host your private dining dinner party, for up to 28 guests, in our beautiful Crimson Dining Room.
Arrive to fizz in the White Hall before being shown to the Lyttelton family dining table, for a three course fine dining experience, accompanied by half a bottle of wine per person, for just £120.00*, available 7 days p/week for lunch or dinner.
Call 01562 887290 for further details or to check availability for your chosen date.
*Corporate bookings welcome, minimum of 20 guests and full bar provided. Terms and conditions apply
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