Somerford Hall

Brewood, Stafford, Staffordshire, West Midlands, England

12 Rooms   Prices from £70.00 Add to favourites   Nearby Attractions   Nearby Towns Check availability at Somerford Hall First Night: 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember 200820092010 Nights: 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940 Rooms: 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940

About Somerford Hall

This magnificent Adam Mansion, built in the classic Palladian style, rests within an idyllic, peaceful parkland estate. Escape from the stresses of everyday city and suburban life and enjoy uninterrupted views of the beautiful surroundings from every window. And despite the secluded, tranquil setting, we are only 2 miles from the nearest motorway. Accommodation is provided in our individually, luxuriously designed bedrooms, offering a refreshing alternative to the usual travel experience. Relax in one of our elegant sitting rooms, enjoy a drink on the terrace or take a stroll throughout the picturesque gardens and woodlands. Dating from 1730, Somerford Hall contains a variety of interesting architectural detail such as the original ornate plasterwork in the hallway and a wonderful galleried oak staircase. The ballroom ceiling is an impressive example of period plasterwork and has been lovingly restored.

Other nearby hotels

Recommended attractions near Somerford Hall

Recommended towns near Somerford Hall

Birmingham (17.1 miles, 27.5 km, direction NW)
Birmingham, Britain's second city, known as the city of a thousand trades, has long been recognised as one of the World's most important manufacturing and commercial centres.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Edgbaston (17.9 miles, 28.8 km, direction NW)
Edgbaston is a district of wide leafy roads lined with elegant houses, lately these have become interspersed with more modern buildings, yet the suburb has somehow managed to retain much of its 19th and early 20th century charm.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Solihull (24.1 miles, 38.8 km, direction NW)
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Berkswell (28.3 miles, 45.6 km, direction NW)
This must be one of England's loveliest villages, it is evocative of a life before urbanisation and modernity, it is that perfect idyll of much loved English country life where you can re-discover the peaceful tranquillity of yester-year.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Kidderminster (20.3 miles, 32.6 km, direction N)
This town was once the carpet capital of England, with carpets from its mills transported to all parts of the world.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Cheadle (22.5 miles, 36.1 km, direction S)
Cheadle has several fine black and white half timbered buildings in the town that date from the 16th-century
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Audlem (26.3 miles, 42.3 km, direction SE)
A walk around the village reveals pleasant black and white timber framed properties, delightful cottages, and buildings of the Victorian era when the canal system and railways came to the area.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Market Drayton (21.0 miles, 33.8 km, direction SE)
Market Drayton is famous as the home of Gingerbread, and as the birthplace of Robert Clive - Clive of India, he was educated at the Grammar School, founded in 1558, and his desk bearing his carved initials is still preserved.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Sudbury (21.7 miles, 35.0 km, direction SW)
The village of Sudbury lies in a landscape of contrasts where old Royal hunting grounds meet with the industrial heritage of 19th-century England.
Info | Pictures | Hotels

Cannock (5.3 miles, 8.5 km, direction W)
Think of Cannock and nearly always there springs to life a vision of the wonderful landscape of Cannock Chase, originally a giant "Royal Forest" gradually reduced in size and grazed by numerous flocks of sheep until the turn of the 20th century.
Info | Pictures | Hotels