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The perfect wedding venue in Preston, Lancashire. This unique country house hotel is situated between Preston and Blackpool. Contact our team today.
Lea Lane, PR4 0RZ, Preston, United Kingdom
My daughter had her wedding yesterday, I can say it was totally AMAZING!!! The staff of Bartle Hall went above and beyond!! It felt like family was looking after us.
The friendliness of everyone was truly special, which made our day extra special and relaxing. I would not hesitate to use Bartle Hall again. We thank you so much for everything.
Lovely setting, lovely building and great service during a wedding reception I recently attended
I had my daughters wedding there in July. FANTASTIC doesn't do it justice. They had everything covered. Nothing was too much trouble. Service, food, staff top rate.
Big thanks to Heather and John (MC) on the day.
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