Eynsham Hall

Set in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, Eynsham Hall is a Grade II listed manor house nestled in 3,000 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland, Eynsham Hall provides accommodation with conference rooms and an ideal wedding venue in Witney, Oxfordshire, UK. Our spacious grounds are also ideal for outdoor activities and teambuilding.

The Hall retains many of its period features, complemented by refurbished reception rooms in a style that provides an elegant, contemporary twist. This fine Jacobean-style mansion has a long tradition of hospitality and today our chefs still cook dishes from locally sourced produce.

Whether you are looking for conference rooms, accommodation or a wedding reception venue in Oxfordshire, our team has the experience to make it an occasion to remember.

Wedding Venue for Wedding Receptions

Eynsham Hall has enjoyed a long history of sumptuous entertaining, a tradition which continues today.

Whatever occasion you are celebrating, Eynsham Hall provides the perfect backdrop as it retains many of its traditional features, complemented by reception rooms refurbished with a stylish, contemporary twist. It is nestled in 30 acres of gardens and parkland with fountains playing on the terrace.

Our chefs produce European dishes from locally sourced produce and we can cater for small family celebrations or large corporate events.

If you are planning your Wedding or Civil Partnership, we are aware that this will be one of the most significant and memorable days of your life, so selecting the perfect venue is important. Our dedicated wedding specialist will meticulously help you with the planning prior to the event and will be there on the day, on-hand for those inevitable last minute tweaks, leaving you and your guests to relax and enjoy the day.

Accommodation

Eynsham Hall is a magnificent Grade II listed mansion set in the heart of a 3,000 acre estate, only 12 miles from Witney. The Jacobean-style house retains many of its traditional features but has recently benefited from the first stage of a sensitive refurbishment programme. The forecourt has been redesigned to be more in keeping with the original layout to enhance visitors’ first glimpse of this historic building. The main reception lounge retains many of its classic features such as the wooden floor and stone fireplace but new furnishings have been added to give it an elegant, contemporary twist.