Milton Hill House, a wedding venue in Milton, Nr Abingon, Oxfordshire is a stunning venue for your wedding day who also provide guest accommodation. We are licenced for civil ceremonies as well as able to offer you the venue for your reception.
This luxury 4 star Oxford hotel offers a retreat from the bustle of the city. Set on the River Thames, yet only 3 miles from Oxford, The Oxford Thames Hotel offers business and leisure guests luxury hotel facilities, rich in character & comfort.
The Woburn sits at the heart of picturesque Woburn Village and is a charming 18th-century property run by the award-winning Oakman Group. The Woburn has 48 hotel rooms & seven stylish individually decorated cottages. Perfect wedding accommodation.
The Longhouse is a family run Somerset wedding venue with three romantic licensed ceremony locations to choose from & incredible views of the Somerset countryside. We can cater for up to 140 guests and guarantee a very personal service.
Mercure Cardiff Holland House is a luxury hotel situated in a prime location of Cardiff. We offer luxury accomodation with modern styling and excellent Service.
Wedding Guest Accommodation; with 98 Bedrooms, consisting of 26 Cosy doubles 19 Twins, 29 Doubles, 20 Deluxe King and 2 Junior Suites.
Located in the charming village of Chapel Brampton in the heart of the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, Sedgebrook Hall is set in 13 acres of picturesque gardens.
Give yourself some space... at our countryside hotel Rooms are located in the Main House, Palace Yard, Coach House & Clock Tower where every detail has been considered, from the comfy beds to the rousing showers. Children and dog friendly.
Eastwood Hall is one of the leading wedding venues in Nottingham. With ample room for your guests.
Danesfield House is a beautiful hotel in Marlow, Buckinghamshire. They have 75 completely unique bedrooms available to book for your wedding guest accommodation if you're getting married at Danesfield House or further afield into Buckinghamshire.
Ridge Farm is a historic building in an idyllic rural location. Back in the days when it was an international recording studio we sometimes hosted wedding receptions for musicians. Now we're offering the same service to the public.
Leez Priory is a stunning Tudor mansion wedding venue set in the beautiful Essex countryside and offered exclusively to you for your special day. Three times winner of 'Wedding Ideas Awards Venue of the Year' and it is easy to see why!
Gosfield Hall is a stunning Georgian manor house set in the heart of rural Essex and is offered to you exclusively for your wedding day. Winner of 'Wedding Ideas Awards Venue of the Year' in 2011 and it's easy to see why!
Nestled in the heart of Witney, The Blue Bore offers 20 boutique-style bedrooms perfect for guests travelling from a distance or just those not wanting the party to end.
Wedding Guest Accommodation, in Exeter, Devon
Stunning wedding venue in Gloucestershire. Clearwell Castle is set within the stunning Forest of Dean and provides the perfect fairy tale setting for your wedding day dreams to come true with guest accommodation to compliment your special day!
St Audries Park is a fairy tale manor house wedding venue in Bristol and Somerset providing a picture perfect setting and is offered to you exclusively for your special day. Perfect wedding venue in Bristol and Somerset.
Having been in the heart of Ascot for over 140 years, The Royal Foresters is the perfect place to stay for your wedding or if you're a guest.
Located just outside of the centre of Oxford, Hawkwell House Hotel is a beautiful hotel available for guest accommodation as well as being a wedding venue. They have various room options available - visit their website or get in touch to book.
Alexandra House offers ample wedding guest accommodation for your wedding in the Wiltshire area. They have a number of guest rooms available as well as superior rooms for those wanting a little more luxury.
Give yourself some space... at our country house hotel Each of our bedrooms are unique. You can choose a river or countryside view, a bedroom with a bath or opt for a wake-me-up rain shower, whichever suits you. children and dog friendly.
If guests are travelling a large distance to your wedding, it is quite probable that they will need somewhere to stay, at least for one night. It is quite understandable that the bride and groom may not be able to host them themselves. It is a good idea to put together a list of guest accommodation which you can send out with invitations to help guests find somewhere suitable to stay.
Some reception venues will stipulate a minimum number of bedrooms to be booked for the wedding, so do make sure these are filled before suggesting other accommodation to guests.
Unless you are paying for guest accommodation yourselves, which is unusual, make sure there are options in a range of price brackets. If you have time, check out the hotels or guest houses beforehand, so you can make personal recommendations. If you have lots of out of town guests you could even strike a good deal with the hotel or block rooms. Encourage your guests to book their own accommodation rather than block-booking on their behalf, which can leave you liable for the cost of any rooms that are not used.
Some of your guests may like to stay on a bit longer, so why not look for self catering options as well.
If local accommodation is not an option you could ask family or friends that live close to the wedding to host families, but it is important to match guests appropriately if they don’t know their host families already. For example if you have an elderly couple, it is best to pair them with an equally senior couple. Similarly if you have a family with young children, if you pair them with a family also will children, they will be used to the noise that comes with having children. If you are going to do this you need to let the host know as soon as possible and make the host details known to the out of town guests so they can make arrangements promptly. If may be a nice idea to drop a note to the hosts thanking them for their generosity.
You are not expected to host wedding guests yourself, so it is a good idea to put together a list of suitable guest accommodation which you can send out with your invitations.
Traditionally, wedding guests pay for their own hotel rooms. While it would be a nice gesture for a couple to offer to pay, it is not expected of anyone.
If you have lots of guests you could strike a good deal with the hotel or block rooms. Hotel blocks guests to stay in the same hotel, which makes planning and transportation easier and often comes with a room discount. However, you might want your guests to book their own accommodation rather than block-booking on their behalf as this can leave you liable for the cost of any rooms not used.
Some reception venues have a minimum number of bedrooms for a wedding, so make sure these are filled before suggesting other accommodation to guests. If you need alternatives, there are guest houses and self catering options, especially if guests are going to be staying more than one or two nights.
