Picture courtesy of Janet Hartley.
| Location | 10/10  |
|---|---|
| Venue | 10/10 |
| Food | 10/10 |
| Value for Money | 10/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 10/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8.3/10 |
By mrsb
on 30th Jul 2004
| Value for money | 10/10 |
|---|---|
| Overall value | 10/10 |
 mrsb's recommendation | |
I was made to fell like a princess at Scaitcliffe Hall the moment I arrived in the grounds. The service and the food were excellent! As far as our wedding is concerned it was perfect. We have also attended another wedding at this hotel and the standard was at the same high level. The receptions of both mine and my friends wedding took place in the Lancashire suite (the larger of the two rooms). This room could not be faulted in the slightest. On a sunny day (fingers crossed you too may get one of these) the patio doors swing wide open and the party spills out onto the patio and the immaculate lawns....... ahh...if only I could do it all again, time passes so quickly when you are having fun...
As far as mine and my friends weddings are concerned there were no 'bad points.' However alas, the hotel has two function rooms and hence hosts two weddings on Saturdays. I could not help but feel on both of the mentioned occasions that the wedding in the other suite (the Crossleigh suite) got a bit of a rough deal. Due to the nice weather everyone wanted to make the most of the stunning grouds, however beacause of the position of the doors to both these suites, the 'Lancashire suite wedding' has the monopoly over the grounds. The 'Crosleigh suite' wedding gets a shadey bit of courtyard around the back. This is not I assume a problem if the weather is not to good. If you are hoping for a sunny day and picture yourself wandering around the grounds then I would take this into account. All in all, I ended up feeling rather sorry for the other bride.
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