Samlesbury Hall

Really nice place with a lovely play area for kids. It wasn't too busy either. Only small complaint would be that the food is quite expensive for what it is - £9.50 for a jacket potato with beans and cheese. However it is free to get in so food is the only thing you'll spend money on. Would recommend :)

Beautiful old house.. well maintained. Only a small place. It’s free, toilets, cafe, friendly staff, ice cream/waffle parlour, play area and free parking. Lovely fountain and also shepherds huts to book. We enjoyed it.

Our wedding at Samlesbury Hall on December 2, 2023, was a dream come true. The venue's medieval charm and well-maintained grounds provided a magical backdrop for our special day. Sharon, our wedding coordinator, and her team, especially Rebecca and Chester, were outstanding in their service, making every moment seamless and memorable. Their personal touches, passion, and attention to detail were unparalleled. The food was delicious, the facilities including ample parking and cozy accommodation were excellent, and the staff's attentiveness to our needs was remarkable. What's unique about Samlesbury Hall is its ability to combine exclusivity for your event with its vibrant daily activities, allowing us to revisit and relive our memories. This venue is a perfect blend of beauty, history, and top-notch service, making it an ideal choice for anyone. Highly recommended

Very well preserved hall. It used to be a museum with more rooms to visit. Now entry to the hall is free however only a handful rooms available to visit including Great Hall and former chapel. Beautiful place and surroundings.

We really enjoyed the free 1 hour tour around the hall (donations appreciated)Wonderful building,great history & spooky ghost stories.You can wander yourself & also enjoy the cafe.

The spooky guided tour was awesome, whoever he was that gave the tour imagine Simon Callow with a majestic curling moustache and goatee beard. Sadly the tour ended too soon as he was due to pick up another tour group. We were told that there are other tour guides that tell alternative stories and their own interpretation, if they are up to the standard of our guide you'll be in for a treat.

Amazing location full of history. Definitely worth visiting! Especially the cafe and wafflery, Maria was really sweet in the wafflery. The hall is decorated for Christmas and was beautiful to see, I can see why weddings are held there!