Limpley Stoke Hotel, Exclusive Hire
Lower Limpley Stoke, Bath, Somerset, BA2 7FZ -
Up to
150 standing
Wedding receptions are something of a speciality at Limpley Stoke Hotel and are tailored to meet each individual family's needs. Our spacious and elegant public rooms make the Limpley Stoke Hotel an ideal venue for your wedding reception. With a choice of function rooms for up to 200 guests and our caring and attentive staff, we pride ourselves in helping to make the day a truly memorable occasion.We are also licensed by the local authority to hold civil ceremonies at the hotel, thus you are now able to marry and have your reception at the same venue. We have a professional dedicated Weddings Co-ordinator who is always on hand for help and advice. The luxurious Four Poster bridal suite is available complimentary to the Bride and Groom on their first night.The rooms suitable for holding the service are as follows:The Georgian Room up to 80 people.The Tudor Room up to 70 people.The Avon Room up to 40 people.
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Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 150
Theatre
up to 150
Boardroom
up to 20
Cabaret
up to 150
Location
Reviews
Michael Brown
January 2024This was our first visit to a lovely hotel which is full of character in a very scenic location. The staff were extremely friendly, polite and helpful, the room we had was large and well equipped, and we loved the food and drink options in the bar and restaurants. There was plenty of on-site parking which was also free. We have no hesitation in recommending this hotel and we are planning to stay here again in future
Ian
February 2024Lovely Country Escape with a Few Quirks The Limpley Stoke Hotel is a beautiful old building nestled in the rolling Bath countryside – perfect for a relaxing getaway. Our room was spacious with stunning views from the balcony, and we loved the free parking. Good value for the price, and the staff were all welcoming. While the confusing bathroom sign was a bit funny, the less-than-ideal shower temperature (a tiny bit too cool for my liking) and the pricey breakfast (especially with limited vegan options) were the real downsides. Ultimately, it was still a great stay, and we'd likely return.
Christopher Mack
January 2024The area and the hotel building are visually stunning. The service we received was great and couldn't be faulted. Breakfast is served buffet style and the options were plentiful. The lounge and bar areas were tastefully decorated respecting the age of the building however the rooms could do with modernising. Finally it is worth noting that due to it's location there is the need to travel to find restaurants or shops as there are none nearby.
S Haddow
March 2024A big building that's a little past its prime. Our room was newly decorated and perfectly adequate, but quite sparse. Tea making kit was generous, but why fill the mugs with milk pods? Have a separate container for those things. I'm not suggesting that the pods were dirty, it's just that you don't put something in my mug. It's for drinking, not storing! The location was fine, car parking plentiful and so on. We didn't eat here, but did grab a nightcap in the bar. Service was friendly enough, but there's something missing throughout the hotel. They could do more to make the spaces feel welcoming and comfortable. A few potted plants, a change of decor or something else might bring some soul into the place. The fire alarm triggered in the morning so a few unlucky people went outside into the cold wearing their pyjamas. Not us. We asked a member of staff in the corridor whether the alarm was for real. He didn't seem too concerned and went back to checking his phone for something or other. We continued packing and left. I don't recall an explanation or apology for the alarm's misfire at reception.
