Boringdon Hall Hotel

History It was around the year 956 AD that King Edgar granted the Manor of Boringdon Wembury to St Peter of Plympton and so belonged to the priory until the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539 by Henry VIII.In modern times many owners have come and gone including the National Trust. At onetime the whole property could have been purchased for little more than 5,000 pounds. Boringdon Hall was converted to a hotel by a previous owner but was destroyed by fire in March 1989. A considerable amount of time and money has been invested in making Boringdon Hall one of the foremost hotels, banqueting and conference centres in the south West of England. Boringdon Hall Weddings At the Boringdon Hall Hotel we are famous for our weddings. This unique 16th century manor house is the perfect venue for your wedding. Planning The Wedding You will have a dedicated Wedding Co-ordinater with you every step of the way. So whether you need help with your menu choices or advice on your colour scheme, you know you have an experienced professional on hand! The Location Steeped in history, Boringdon Hall is a beautiful example of an Elizabethan Manor House set in a fantastic location just minutes away from Cadover Bridge and the surrounding moorland areas. This unique venue will provide a backdrop of elegance and a peaceful atmosphere for your wedding. The Ceremony Make your vows in one of our inique, charming and magical locations, licensed for Civil Ceremonies and Partnerships. You'll be enchanted! The Wedding Breakfast Feel like Lord and Lady of the Manor as you are looked after like royalty in superb Elizabethan splendour! The Honeymoon Start the honeymoon off with a romantic first night in the bridal suite, enjoy the comfort and splendour of the four-poster bed .