Rooms, halls and one
bell that still keeps the hour
Forty-two rooms under the Duke's original roof, a ballroom that has hosted a century of weddings, and a tower you are welcome to climb before breakfast.
Rooms and halls
under
one roof
Everything the house can do for you
Forty-two rooms, one ballroom, a reading room with a working fireplace, and a courtyard strung with lanterns from April to October. Breakfast is included, the tea is bottomless, and the bell tower is open to guests before nine.
We booked the ballroom for eighty people and got a hundred and ten. Margery found the chairs, Moishe found the wine, and nobody noticed a thing.
Reyna Feldbaum, mother of the bride
