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The Gatehouse is in one of the oldest parts of the castle and dates from the 13th century. Built by Edward I to strengthen the castle’s defences, it now forms an impressive entrance to the Castle Island.
Entirely self-contained, the Gatehouse’s facilities include a reception area, private bar, cloakrooms and ceremony room, which offer an historic and intimate setting for ceremonies and receptions.
If you wish to celebrate your day with a larger number of guests in the evening, the Fairfax Hall and Terrace Room can be used as your reception venue.
Suggested capacities
Gatehouse reception drinks, ceremony and dining 25
Gatehouse reception drinks and ceremony 50
(dining in the Terrace Room 50, or dining in the Fairfax Hall 170)
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