ABOUT US
Oakley Hall Hotel is a 4 Silver Star Hotel located in 315 acres
of grounds - 40 miles from London Heathrow airport and 6 miles from Basingstoke with excellent direct train links to London Waterloo.
ACCOMMODATION
FACILITIES 2 AA Rosette
Glasshouse Restaurant 1795 Residential Bar & Lounge
315 Acres of Grounds & Woodland
Kitchen Garden
Clay Pigeon Shooting on Site (charges apply)
In Room Pamper Treatments (charges apply)
SERVICES • Complimentary High Speed Wi-Fi up to 150mbps
• Dedicated bandwidth capacity of up to 800mbps available (at an additional fee)
• Complimentary onsite car parking • Complimentary newspaper • Dry cleaning service (charges apply)
MEETING & EVENT SPACES
• 7 flexible & elegant main house rooms for up to 100 guests – all offering natural daylight & complimentary high speed Wi-Fi
TADLEY
• Permanent marquee for up to 300 guests – including a private terrace and bar
• Day Delegate and 24 Hour Delegate rates available BASINGSTOKE OAKLEY M3
FARLEIGH WALLOP
RECTORY ROAD • MICHELDEVER OAKLEY • T +44 (0)1256 783350 • BASINGSTOKE •
WWW.OAKLEYHALL-PARK.COM HAMPSHIRE • RG23 7EL E
ENQUIRIES@OAKLEYHALL-PARK.COM
• 315 acres of grounds for corporate hospitality days and team building events - including clay pigeon shooting, archery, inflatable obstacle courses and motorised activities
For your next meeting or event please contact our friendly Events Team on +44 1256 783350 or email
enquiries@oakleyhall-park.com
• 50 Luxurious Bedrooms including 2 Four Poster Suites & a charming 3 bedroom Garden Cottage
• Iron, ironing board & trouser press, hairdryer, individual heating & air con control, flat screen TV, tea & coffee making facilities, complimentary eco-friendly toiletries, work desk and safe (laptop size)
For reservations please contact the hotel direct on +44 1256 783350 or email
reception@oakleyhall-park.com; GDS code YX.
A303
B3400
TO NEWBURY A339
A33
TO LONDON
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