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A warm welcome awaits you at The Best Western Salford Hall Hotel

A fascinating Tudor manor almost unchanged by time.

Lovingly restored as a beautiful hotel located in the heart of Worcestershire close to Stratford upon Avon, Worcester and Evesham. The hotel holds a Grade 1 listing for architectural and historical interest and lies close to Stratford Upon Avon and Broadway, and the whole of the lovely Cotswolds and Shakespeare country are on the doorstep.

Best Western Salford Hall was originally built as a guest residence for the monks of nearby Evesham Abbey, probably in the time when Richard Hawkesbury was Abbott. Like many a mediaeval Friar Tuck he was noted for good living. It seems appropriate that the Hall should now become a luxury hotel since its founder had such a reputation for extravagant living.

 

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Your Wedding at Salford Hall

At Best Western Salford Hall, we understand that every wedding is individual. Our aim is to make your day as special and unique as you have always pictured it. With your own dedicated wedding coordinator you can relax in the knowledge that our experienced team will ensure that everything runs smoothly during the planning and on the big day itself.

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Stanford Restaurant

The Stanford Room is full of tradition. At one time it was a chapel for a group of nuns who lived at Salford Hall during the 19th century. Oak walls, a large fireplace and original mullioned windows create a warm and welcoming room. The Stanford Room is open to residents and non-residents alike for breakfast, lunch and dinner although booking is strongly recommended. Our Head Chef keeps his menu simple but innovative and uses only fresh produce, locally produced whenever possible. The restaurant team provide a very friendly, personal service but truly professional at the same time.

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