Cotswolds country charm ambiance for private parties and corporate events
Are you looking for a Christmas party venue that is a little different, perhaps with a touch of historic country house charm? Look no further than Burleigh Court! Our Cotswolds manor near Stroud is transformed into a winter wonderland during the Christmas season, creating a cosy and captivating atmosphere.
Dining Experience Crafted to Perfection
Gather and Celebrate
Our private dining spaces are the perfect setting for a sensational festive feast featuring locally sourced produce expertly crafted by award-winning kitchen team. With a selection of traditional Christmas recipes with a modern twist, our dishes are sure to tantalise your taste buds. Plus, our warm and welcoming team will go above and beyond to serve you.
We have two beautiful private dining spaces available for groups of 8-18 and 20-40 guests, so gather your colleagues, family and friends and join us for a truly festive celebration.
Seating Capacity
Terrace Room capacity up to 18 people (All Week)
Oak Room capacity 25 – 50 people (Sunday to Thursday)
Private Dining in the Terrace Room 8 – 18 people
Private Dining in the Oak Room 20 – 40 people
Which Occasion?
Lunch
Dinner
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