Hotel and spa near Gloucester named best wedding venue at prestigious awards ceremony

Phil Norris

5 July 2024 at 10:38 am·1-min read

Hatherley Manor Hotel and Spa — -Credit: (Image: Will Pascall)

A hotel and spa in Gloucestershire is celebrating after winning the Best Wedding Venue title at the 2024 Hospitality Awards. Hatherley Manor Hotel & Spa in Down Hatherley Lane, near Gloucester, is an attractive 17th Century manor within a 37-acre parkland estate.

The awards celebrates outstanding achievements and excellence within the UK hospitality industry. From innovative technology to unparalleled customer service, these Business Awards UK accolades spotlight the organisations and individuals who elevate the standards of hospitality.

Hatherley Manor Hotel and Spa aims to blend historical charm and modern elegance, providing a perfect setting for grand celebrations and intimate gatherings. Its aim is to ensure every wedding is as magical as possible with all-inclusive packages designed to simplify the planning process, ensuring a stress-free experience for couples.

“We are honoured to receive this award,” said Will Wellon, Hotel Manager at Hatherley Manor Hotel and Spa. “It’s a testament to our incredible team, who pour their hearts into every wedding, ensuring every detail is perfect.”

The four-star hotel features exquisite dining and superbly appointed rooms. The Executive and Feature rooms offer historical charm coupled with sophisticated luxury, many with original features such as oak-panelled walls and period feature fireplaces.

The Spa at Hatherley Manor is inspired by its Cotswolds heritage and is dedicated to natural wellbeing and creating a sense of peace and tranquillity. The Spa features a swimming pool with relaxing garden views, a vitality pool, thermal suite with experience showers, ice fountain, sauna, steam room, and heated loungers for relaxation.

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