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CALEY HALL HOTEL, PE36 6HH
01485 533 486 | www.caleyhallhotel.co.uk
Tastefully decorated and recently refurbished, Caley Hall Hotel is a must-see venue offering a relaxed atmosphere with a country chic feel. Think wooden beams and tartan carpet, long, beautifully-dressed tables with white cloths and hessian runners, teamed with gypsophila and candlelight for a simple but stylish celebration.
Set around the original manor house, which dates back to 1648, Caley Hall Hotel offers 37 chalet-style bedrooms, a bar, lounge and restaurant. The patio areas are the perfect place for photos, and the beach at Old Hunstanton is only a 10-minute walk away. The wide-open space, beach huts and sand dunes offer a fabulous choice of album-worthy backdrops.
Celebrate in style
The happy couple can exchange vows and host their reception in the main restaurant with up to 80 guests and a further 50 for the evening celebration.
Alternatively, The Old Barn, a magical space lit with fairylights, is ideal for intimate ceremonies with up to 40 friends and family.
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The manor house which looks stunning in those all-important photographs.
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