Statham Lodge Country House

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	The Gainsborough Suite ............................................. The Shelley
	Wedding Receptions
	There are two venues available to you at Statham Lodge Hotel, both beautifully furnished and both with natural daylight and fully air conditioned. The Gainsborough Suite is our largest banqueting room, it can accommodate up to 180 guests, has a private bar and offers continuous use through into your evening event. Maximum numbers for the evening are 250.

	The Shelley is our main restaurant and is also available for weddings, ideal for civil ceremonies and small receptions. Formally the drawing room of the original Manor House, it looks out onto the Carriage Drive and The Rose Garden and is decorated in traditional style. Comfortably accommodates up to 45 guests. Disabled access to both rooms is available. More Wedding Images

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