Rooms & rates

Magnificent with a double-height ceiling and historically noteworthy marble fireplace and galleried balcony above, the Great Hall lies at the heart of the house. Ideal for large banquets, awards dinners and large family parties or life celebrations.

One of the most exquisite rooms at Westonbirt House, with its ornate gilded ceiling, historic silk-covered walls and spectacular picture windows overlooking the lawns, The Library is a warm and welcoming space frequently used for conferences.

Ideal for a board meeting, small conference or private dinner. The ante library is a much enjoyed & well used space with period features undergoing restoration, that gives you a real sense of the history of Westonbirt House as a family home.

With an ornate gilded ceiling and period decoration, the Dining Room is a bright and welcoming space to entertain delegates for a working lunch or guests for a large social gathering. Benefiting from a beautiful warm light cast through the double aspect windows it’s a popular room at any time of year.

A versatile room with brocatelle silk walls, ornate carved ceiling and direct access to the Upper Terrace and lawns. Popular for summer events that spill out into the gardens, corporate family days and staff parties and BBQs.

The perfect space to gather the board meeting or host a working lunch, Sedgwick is a versatile room with a wonderful carved wooden ceiling, period decoration and sash windows that look out directly onto the gardens of Westonbirt House.

The former Orangery is now a theatre with balcony and stage. Easily transformed into a space to host team presentations or an awards evening, it can be combined with other rooms for dining and post-event socialising.

With meadows and lawns for community events and more formal areas for corporate or private parties, the gardens and grounds at Westonbirt are the perfect backdrop for any event across the year. Spill out of the house onto The Terrraces and lawns or enjoy a unique outdoor gathering in The Italian Gardens which are particularly spectacular at the height of summer.