Probably the oldest Wedding Venue in the South West! This 500 year old historic Country House is set in 600 acres of pasture and woodland. It overlooks a Trout Lake with easy access to the sea. The approach to the House is down a mile long tree lined drive with pasture either side. This was indeed the House made famous by Mother Hubbard - The Housekeeper - who wrote her rhymes for the children of the family. More recently it has featured in many films and on television.

Since becoming a hotel, Kitley House has created a memorable wedding day for hundreds of couples and their guests. Its accessible yet secluded location combined with the option to exclusively use the entire hotel, restaurant and grounds has even attracted TV personalities to choose Kitley as the ideal venue for that once in a lifetime event. However, the Team does pride itself on its tailor made cuisine and accommodation packages to suit a wide range of budgets. Kitley House can accommodate wedding parties from 20 - 80 people and provide marquee hospitality in formal gardens for guests of up to 150 or more.