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Wivenhoe House Hotel is an 18th Century manor, located in acres of beautiful
parkland on the outskirts of Colchester. With its excellent facilities and
experienced, friendly team of staff, Wivenhoe House is a popular venue for
visitors and both business and social occasions.
Please use the menu to browse our facilities.
News:
Hotel school plan to
provide world-class hospitality training
Multi-million
pound plans to transform Wivenhoe House Hotel in Colchester into a boutique
hotel combined with a world class training facility for the future leaders
of the hospitality industry are being progressed by the University of Essex.
Follow this link for more information..
Wivenhoe House Hotel will remain fully open
for business throughout 2009. However, we are unable to take bookings for
weddings from January 2010 until early 2011.
If you have an enquiry for spring and summer 2011 or following years, please
send us your details. We will contact you in due course with information
regarding the new facilities at Wivenhoe House.
Special offers/events:
Reduced bed and breakfast
rates available until 23rd December 2009
(except 15th-17th July and
2nd-11th October
inclusive)
Single
£63.50
Double
£78.00
Executive
£105.70
Cash, credit or debit card bookings only
2 for 1 main course
Our a la
carte menu is available for lunch or dinner and can be enjoyed either
relaxing in the bar or in the more formal surroundings of the restaurant
Please download the form below, call to book
your table today and present the completed form to reception on arrival.
2 for 1 voucher.pdf
£5,000 wedding package for 2009
Book any available date for 2009 and benefit from this excellent
package. See PDF below for full details.
£5,000 wedding package.pdf
Reduced conference rate
£35.00 day rate including three
sessions of tea/coffee with biscuits, a two course hot and cold buffet
lunch, room hire, folders, pencils, flipchart, whiteboard and screen
Available for new bookings only. Valid until 31st August 2009. Minimum of 8 delegates required. Subject to availability.
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