Stoke Place

Set in 26 acres of picturesque parkland, Stoke Place is a gorgeous 17th century country house hotel providing a splendid setting for corporate events, fairy-tale weddings, or any private celebration you can think of.

With interesting architecture and heaps of natural light, the 5 function rooms at Stoke Place are an impressive venue for your business meeting. The quirky décor of the Fly Fishing Room provides a unique setting for a smaller board meeting or for private dining, whilst the Ballroom can accommodate up to 160 delegates in theatre style, or 200 for a dining event. DDP’s offer complimentary high speed Wi-Fi, LCD projector and screen, flipchart and stationery, and a fantastic choice of snacks and lunches. The hotel works with specialists to provide the latest audio-visual equipment, or to organise team building events such as archery, duck herding and Segway experiences.

With classic landscaped gardens designed by none other than Capability Brown, what better setting for your romantic wedding? Just imagine it … the sweeping staircases, the period architecture, and of course, the glorious gardens provide the perfect backdrop for beautiful photographs. Stoke Place is licensed for civil ceremonies and partnerships so you can take your vows here and then have a wonderful celebration in one of the elegant function rooms. You can even opt for exclusive use of the venue! Whether you want a small affair for a handful of guests, or a lavish celebration for up to 200, a dedicated team will go the extra mile to ensure that everything is just how you want it to be.

The 39 individually styled bedrooms are a unique combination of period charm and modern luxury and have stunning views over the grounds. This is a fabulous setting for the most elegant of afternoon teas of course, but for tantalising French-British fusion the King and Lamb Restaurant is a must.

Stoke Place can be found on the Buckinghamshire/Berkshire border with good access to the M4 and M40. The nearest train station is 10 minutes’ drive away, and central London can be reached in 45 minutes.