The Bear Hotel, Hungerford

The Bear Hotel is a countryside wedding venue situated in Hungerford, Berkshire, in South East England. This historic manor house dates back to the thirteenth century and was once owned by Henry VIII. The classic exterior belies a modern, upscale interior that has been reimagined to create the perfect backdrop for getaway weekends and memorable celebrations. Here, you can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens and soak up views of the River Dun before enjoying an unforgettable celebration in the private wedding suite. Facilities and Capacity The Bear Hotel is licensed for civil ceremonies to take place in the elegant Riverside Suite. Complete with a private bar and outdoor terrace, this space is ideal for intimate weddings for up to 70 guests. After you say ‘I do’, loved ones can mingle on the terrace and sip bubbles while the ballroom is transformed for daytime celebrations. Exposed wooden columns, rustic flooring, and ambient lighting characterise this romantic room where you can enjoy a sumptuous wedding breakfast and evening soirée. There are ample facilities for DJs and live entertainment. This venue is a pet-friendly hotel with a car park and wheelchair accessibility. Services Offered An in-house wedding coordinator will provide everything you need to bring your unique vision to life. They offer a number of food and beverage packages and will guide you through the planning process from start to finish. Your personal Master of Ceremonies will ensure the smooth running of events on the day, and seasoned servers and bartenders are on hand to tend to your guests. Accommodation The Bear Hotel is home to 42 ensuite bedrooms that boast the very best of contemporary comfort. Plush linens, a mix of modern and vintage interiors, and a choice of balcony rooms or garden view rooms make this an idyllic place for a restful night’s stay. During your time here, you can explore local attractions such as Donnington Castle and Silbury Hill. This classic venue is located on the borders of Berkshire, Wiltshire, and Hampshire and offers a convenient springboard for exploring the North Wessex Downs.