Scalford Hall

Scalford Hall, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Leicestershire, England

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About Scalford Hall

This picturesque Edwardian country mansion is set in the rolling countryside of Leicestershire and has its own attractive and extensive gardens. The delightful house and tranquil gardens make the hotel ideal for a relaxing break or a romantic weekend away. When the house was still a privately owned residence, Edward and Mrs Simpson conducted much of their scandalous and well-publicised courtship here. Today Scalford Hall is a recognised management training centre. With a comprehensive range of meeting and training rooms, the hotel regularly hosts business meetings, conferences and seminars of all sizes. The experienced staff are on hand to facilitate every aspect of event planning and organisation. The flexibility of the Hall and the surrounding grounds makes Scalford hall an ideal venue for all your business needs. The grounds provide an attractive and colourful backdrop to banqueting events and weddings.

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