Lying in the small village of Bramber is The Old Tollgate Hotel and Restaurant

The Old Tollgate Hotel and Restaurant exterior

THE OLD TOLLGATE HOTEL & RESTAURANT
01903 879 494 | www.oldtollgatehotel.com


Lying quietly in the small, sleepy village of Bramber in the shadows of Bramber Castle, in West Sussex, is The Old Tollgate Hotel and Restaurant. From your very first conversation with the team right through to your big day, you’ll be able to rest assured knowing that your wedding coordinator will be taking care of every detail, whether it’s a traditional reception, civil ceremony, or partnership. The Old Tollgate has a reputation for outstanding customer service, exceptional food, and a place memories have been made for more than 50 years. Surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the South Downs, close to the River Adur, the location offers the best of the magnificent Sussex Coast.

AS THE DAY UNFOLDS
You’ll begin your wedding day at The Old Tollgate with your ceremony, which can be performed in the Hotel itself or within the beautiful gardens. Then, your wedding breakfast will be set out in one of the private dining areas, allowing you and your loved ones to party the night away with an evening reception for up to 100 of your nearest and dearest. Your day can be tailored to you as there are plenty of extras to choose from such as LED dancefloors, photo booths and more.

The venue’s exquisite menus cater for all dietary requirements using locally-sourced Sussex produce wherever possible. The team also take great pride in serving guests an extensive drinks menu, including a selection of local beers and wines.

You’ll end the day with a complimentary night in the bridal suite including breakfast the next morning. The Hotel also has an additional 38 bedrooms available with preferential rates for your guests.

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