Boringdon Hall

Boringdon Hall sits on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, where open countryside meets heritage architecture. The 16th-century manor boasts sweeping staircases, arrow-slit windows, and landscaped gardens. Outdoor spaces include a garden arbour (perfect for your ceremony), lawns for mingling or photography, and views across the Devon countryside that change with the light and seasons. Inside, oak-panelled rooms, gilded chandeliers, and naturally lit suites create a sense of warmth and history, providing a backdrop that feels timeless, elegant, and ready for celebration. Whether wandering the gardens or gathering in the Great Hall, every corner invites your guests to linger and enjoy the day.

Boringdon Hall accommodates a variety of ceremony styles, from intimate gatherings to full-scale celebrations:

• The Oak Room suits smaller groups of up to 40 guests, with double-aspect lattice windows framing garden views for a calm and reflective space.
• For larger weddings, the Great Hall hosts up to 120 guests, combining grand architectural features such as wood panelling, chandeliers, and a commanding fireplace, with light and proportion to keep the space feeling welcoming rather than imposing.
• Outdoors, the arbour offers an English garden setting for civil ceremonies, seating up to 120, with fragrant blooms and natural light providing an elegant backdrop.

The Great Hall accommodates up to 200 guests for dinner and dancing, while the Elizabethan Suite offers a private space for up to 120, complete with its own bar and dance floor. The Secret Bar, hidden behind a bookcase, creates an intimate setting for pre-dinner drinks or a quiet toast, adding playful charm to the day. Guests can enjoy drinks on the front lawn, taking in views of the gardens and manor, before moving inside for dinner or onto marquee celebrations for larger gatherings.

Marquee celebrations are available for larger weddings, accommodating up to 500 guests. Bespoke layouts range from traditional canvas pole marquees to modern clear span structures, styled with lighting, topiary, and other finishing touches to suit your vision. These outdoor spaces maintain the connection to the gardens and landscape while providing flexibility for ceremonies, receptions, or dancing, ensuring your wedding day can scale without losing intimacy or elegance.

The venue offers an array of individually styled rooms for on-site guest accommodation, with the Royal Suite providing a luxurious retreat for the couple. Spread over three levels and featuring a private terrace and hot tub, it offers space to prepare, celebrate, and unwind in complete privacy. The Wellness Suites, located within the contemporary courtyard, provide direct access to Gaia Spa, making them ideal for pre-wedding relaxation and post-celebration stays. Additional suites and guest rooms are individually styled, combining character with comfort to ensure guests feel well cared for throughout the celebration.

Dining is an integral part of the celebration here, and Head Chef Scott Paton’s team uses seasonal, local ingredients to create menus that range from delicate canapés and Champagne Afternoon Tea to bespoke three-course wedding breakfasts. Àclèaf, the manor’s 4 AA Rosette and MICHELIN-Starred restaurant, offers refined dining experiences for more intimate gatherings. Drinks flow with the day, from Champagne and signature cocktails to carefully chosen wines, with the team guiding the timing to suit your rhythm. Every meal is designed to feel sociable, celebratory, and attentive to the moment.

Boringdon Hall integrates environmental care into everyday operations. Key-card controlled lighting, LED and low-energy outdoor lights, zoned heating, and heat-recovery systems reduce energy use, while water-saving measures include dual-flush toilets and controlled showers. Waste is minimised through recycling, reusable delivery crates, and careful sourcing of local produce. The hotel supports community and social initiatives, from showcasing local artists to using Gaia Skincare’s natural products in the spa. Carbon offsetting and an EV charging point further reflect a commitment to responsible hospitality, balancing guest experience with care for the wider environment.

The manor is ideally placed for exploring South Devon. The ancient town of Plympton is just a mile away, with historic streets, boutique shops, and the Grade II* listed Church of St Maurice. Plymouth, ten minutes by car, offers maritime heritage, cultural attractions, shopping, and a vibrant waterfront. Nature and countryside experiences are equally accessible: Dartmoor National Park, Plymbridge Woods, Burrator Reservoir, Wembury Coastal Path, and Noss Mayo are all within a short drive, offering walks, picnics, and plenty of photography opportunities. Whether guests want history, landscape, or coastal charm, the surroundings complement the wedding weekend beautifully.

Boringdon Hall is easily reached by road and rail:

• From London, the A303 or M5 South connects to the A38; a three-mile drive via the B3416 brings you to the manor.
• Plymouth Train Station is around 3 hours from London Paddington, with a 20-minute taxi to the hotel.