Alfriston Gardens is the Sussex countryside retreat where your celebrations flow seamlessly from day to night. Exclusively yours, our elegant lodges, cosy shepherd’s huts and the luxurious honeymoon cottage create a fairytale setting for you and your guests to stay together. Nestled in the heart of the South Downs, our Sussex wedding venue is made for celebrating and creating moments that you will remember for years to come.
Couples typically want close friends and family to feel an integral part of their special day. This is easy at Alfriston Gardens where 58 guests can stay overnight in luxury accommodation. With all the character and charm of an English country house hotel, we are one of the most popular wedding venues in Sussex when it comes to spending a weekend away. Guests can enjoy glorious views of the Sussex Downs national park and explore the beautiful, tranquil setting.
Forget squeezing into a honeymoon suite – why not unwind in your own cottage? Lavender Lodge, our exclusive honeymoon cottage at Alfriston Gardens, is the perfect place to get ready with your besties on your big day and the ultimate romantic escape for newlyweds.
The country style continues with a collection of nine en-suite shepherd’s huts. Forget any idea of roughing it, the wooden glamping huts are an important part of our local heritage that let you enjoy the charms of the Sussex Downs and the Alfriston Gardens’ meadow in a suitably rustic style.
Alternative accommodation is available in our modern Vine Lodge. The Vine has been designed specifically for Alfriston Gardens to melt into the East Sussex landscape and make the most of the Downs as a backdrop. Combining contemporary top-of-the-range features with nature through a living roof, it provides ten exclusive guest rooms.
Oak Lodge is a multifunctional space with a breakfast room, venue space, four guest rooms and its own honeymoon suite. It is ideal for a smaller wedding and has a genuine home-from-home feel. It is the ideal place to unwind, relax and enjoy the peace and quiet that comes from spending time in Alfriston Gardens.
