Alexander House Hotel
West Sussex
- Venue Details
- Civil Ceremony up to 100
- Wedding Breakfast up to 100
- Evening Reception up to 150
- Gardens/ Grounds
120 acres of Landscaped Gardens and Parkland - Parking
Complimentary - Disabled Access
- Confetti Permitted
Biodegradable only is permitted in the Hotel Grounds - Candles Permitted
- Wedding Exclusivity
- Late Bar Licences
- In-house Band & Disco
- Dancing / Dance Floor
- In-house Catering
- BBQ/ Spit Roast
- Honeymoon Suite
A choice of 4 honeymoon suites - Bridal/ Changing Room
- Guest Accomodation
38 Individually designed bedrooms - Wedding Co-ordinator
- Swimming Pool
- Spa / Jacuzzi
- Venue Overview
Alexander House is a 17th Century Manor House with a leading edge style that incorporates opulent design with traditional grace of the hotel's origins. Charm, elegance and five stars mark Alexander House Hotel as one of the most prestigious retreats outside of London.
Every bride deserves a wedding day that is nothing less than perfect and at Alexander House you can exchange vows or celebrate in a setting which is unforgettable.
With seamless grounds, fashionable private spaces and a beautiful reception suite with its own private garden and outdoor wedding gazebo, there are plenty of ways to plan your special day.
To help organize your wedding reception or civil wedding ceremony, you will receive support from the area's finest wedding co-ordinators who will always be on hand to help bring your dreams to life.
- Venue Testimonials
- We're writing to thank you very much for the use of your lovely hotel for our wedding last year. It was the best day of our lives and want to thank everyone that worked at Alexander House for the three days we were there! The service was amazing from our pre-wedding taster evening till the last day of the wedding and we both can't stop talking about our special day at your amazing venue. Everyone was so great and the service was beyond what we could imagine, from the moment we got there till the time we left was like we were in a dream and didn't want the bubble to burst.
It certainly didn't!
Simon & Charlotte Leach
