Crewe Hall, Crewe

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Crewe Hall
Crewe, Cheshire
Originally built between 1615 and 1636 by Ranulph Crewe, this grade I listed building was largely rebuilt in 1866 after a fire to a design by architect Edward Barry, also known for Covent Garden Theatre and Charing Cross station. With its exquisite marble fireplaces, ornate plasterwork, carved wood and stained glass windows, the elaborate décor and architecture make quite an impression and a glorious backdrop to many a wedding and celebration.

13 magnificent rooms to host your celebration

Everything plays a part; the fabulous setting, stunning location, the attentive service and smiling faces, the bespoke menus and decorations. And we get as much of a kick out of it as you.

Weddings
The impressive and opulent surroundings add even more stature to your already big day, and provide plentiful photo ops. Our experienced team of wedding planners and banqueting managers have countless little ways of making your wedding the most amazing day of your (and your guests’) life, from organising flowers and arranging entertainment and photographers to devising bespoke menus and pouring celebratory drinks.

-Set in acres of beautiful Cheshire countryside
-Civil ceremonies in a choice of 12 rooms of different capacities
-Wedding planners on hand to co-ordinate and advise
-Suites available for your wedding night
-Master of Ceremonies guiding the day
-Fabulous leisure club and spa
-Special accommodation rates for your guests
-Exclusive use is available here, please call the Hotel for further information

Crewe Hall
Weston Road
Crewe
Cheshire
CW1 6UZ
Tel: 01270 253333
Fax: 01270 253322