Wortley Village
Sheffield
South Yorkshire
England
S35 7DB
A former stately home offering three star guest accommodation with restaurant and bar in 26 acres of formal woodland in Wortley, close to Sheffield.
Discover the fascinating history of Wortley Hall, which began life as a stately home, but in 1951 was opened as an educational and holiday centre for workers, supported by the labour and co-operative movement. It was volunteers from communities in South Yorkshire who renovated the semi-derelict Wortley Hall in the 1950s. It became a host venue for many labour movement events, plus during the 1980s Miners Strike Wortley Hall provided meals for striking miners. Your touching the history of the labour movement when you stay at Wortley, and the co-operative ethos remains integral to our service.
Facilities are extensive, and perfect for large events. Our two dining rooms can accommodate 100 and 44 delegates, and our large bar has a games room and offers pub prices, not hotel prices! A large lounge and library are available to guests, plus the use of extensive superb grounds featuring an abundance of peaceful walks, wildlife, woodland and a small lake.
All 49 bedrooms are en-suite, catering for single, double, twin and family requirements. Ground floor accommodation is also available.
Wortley has a long history of hosting large events and conferences. Extensive conference facilities are available, including meeting rooms for anything from small seminars up to a theatre style capacity of 150. These are available for both residential and non-residential bookings. Training facilities include the use of flip charts, whiteboards, overhead projectors and video monitors. On-site professional childcare provision can also be arranged when requested. We are also pleased to announce that we are now licensed for Civil Wedding ceremonies, and can offer not only a stunning setting for photography, but a choice of three rooms in which to hold your ceremony, the largest accommodating 80 guests.
