Arts and Crafts country house on a 45-acre estate with a walled kitchen garden, near Solihull
Hampton Manor is a Victorian country house on a 45-acre estate at Hampton-in-Arden, taken for exclusive-use weddings with 24 bedrooms, a walled kitchen garden and an in-house kitchen.
Hampton Manor is a Victorian country house on a 45-acre estate at Hampton-in-Arden, on the edge of Solihull. Built in the Arts and Crafts tradition and reimagined as a design-led hotel, it has a Victorian walled garden and a working kitchen garden at its centre, and the Michelin-starred restaurant Grace & Savour stands within the same garden. Birmingham International Airport and its railway station are about ten minutes away.
A wedding takes exclusive use of the Manor House for the day, extendable to midnight, together with The Courtyard, a glass-roofed atrium under a clock tower that seats up to 160, or 200 with a pergola extension. Ceremonies are held in The Birches barn, in The Courtyard or in the parish church beside the estate. All catering is cooked in-house from produce grown in the walled garden, with a spiced Asian feast as an option. The 24 bedrooms include 15 in the Manor House, five Walled Garden Suites and a four-bedroom cottage. Guide pricing starts from £15,500 for 50 guests, including the Manor House bedrooms.
Hampton Manor
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Hampton Manor is a Victorian country house set in 45 acres near Solihull, reimagined as a design-led hotel. Morris prints, antiques and rich colour run through the bedrooms and public rooms.
Couples may marry in The Birches, a rustic barn of brick and beams, or beneath the steepled clock tower in The Courtyard. A parish church sits next to the estate for those who prefer a church wedding.
A Victorian walled garden and a working kitchen garden supply the in-house kitchen, so the wedding menu is cooked largely from what the estate grows. Grace & Savour, which holds a Michelin star, stands in the same walled garden.
A 45-acre estate near Solihull, in the Arts and Crafts tradition, reimagined as a design-led hotel.
The HouseA Victorian walled garden and kitchen garden that feed the estate kitchens and the wedding table.
The Garden
On the estate, Grace & Savour holds a Michelin star, built into the Victorian walled garden.
The FoodWedding menus are cooked in-house from the estate own produce, with an Asian-feast option.
The Table
Fifteen individually designed bedrooms in the reimagined Manor House, each with a modern nod to the Arts and Crafts era, layered in Morris prints, rich colour and antique pieces. These are the rooms included with the wedding, so the party stays in the house.
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Five immersive suites set within the Victorian walled garden, quiet and green, a short stroll from the house and the kitchen garden that feeds the estate.
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A charming four-bedroom cottage overlooking the walled garden, ideal for a family or the closest of friends to take together for the wedding weekend.
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The Manor House for the wedding day, extendable to midnight, together with hire of The Courtyard atrium.
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Hampton Manor stands on a 45-acre estate at Hampton-in-Arden, in the Warwickshire countryside on the edge of Solihull, yet remarkably well connected: it is about ten minutes from Birmingham International Airport and the adjoining rail station, with direct trains to London and Birmingham. Guests reach a quiet country estate quickly, from almost anywhere in the country.
Shadowbrook Lane, Hampton-in-Arden, Solihull, West Midlands B92 0EN, England
Hampton-in-Arden (West Midlands Trains (West Midlands Railway)) is the nearest station, about 0.3 miles from the venue in a straight line.
Exclusive use of the Manor House for the wedding day
Hire of The Courtyard atrium
In-house wedding menus
The 15 Manor House bedrooms
Guide pricing rises to around £29,000 with season, day and guest numbers
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On a 45-acre estate at Hampton-in-Arden, on the edge of Solihull. Birmingham International Airport and its station are about ten minutes away, with direct trains to London and Birmingham.
Yes. The wedding takes exclusive use of the Manor House for the day, which can run to midnight, along with the hire of The Courtyard atrium.
The Courtyard seats up to 160 for the wedding breakfast, or up to 200 once a pergola extension is added. The evening continues in the same space until midnight.
Couples can marry in The Birches, a barn of brick and exposed beams, or beneath the clock tower in The Courtyard. A parish church also adjoins the estate.
There are 24 individually designed bedrooms. Fifteen are in the Manor House and come with the wedding, five are Walled Garden Suites, and a four-bedroom cottage looks over the walled garden.
No. All food is cooked by the Manor kitchen from produce grown in the walled garden, and no outside food or drink suppliers are allowed apart from ice-cream. A spiced Asian feast is available as an option.
Yes. Grace & Savour, built into the Victorian walled garden, was awarded a Michelin star in 2023. Wedding catering is still done by the Manor's own kitchen.
Guide pricing starts at around £15,500 for 50 guests, including the 15 Manor House bedrooms, and rises to around £29,000 depending on the season, day and guest numbers. A quotation follows a showround.
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