Broom Hall
Broom Hall is a historic country house in Staffordshire, originally built in 1600 and occupied by Colonel William Careless, who famously hid in the oak tree at Boscobel House three miles from here with Prince Charles II in 1652.
When Charles became King, he returned to reward those who helped him escape the Battle of Worcester and stayed here with his good friend William Careless.
The house was enlarged in Georgian and Victorian times.
Ensuite Rooms
Free Wifi
Fantastic Gardens
Kitchen Facilities
Private Events
Outdoor Seating
EV Charging
Gym
Dog Friendly
Working Area
Social Areas
Self Catering
You are welcome to cater for yourselves if you prefer. Please contact us for a price that fits your group size and needs.
Business Services
Office, printing/copying facilities, and web meeting facilities are available if required
Private Parties
Broom Hall accommodates small meetings and private parties with either fine dining or delicious buffets. We can arrange celebration cakes for special events.
Dogs
We love dogs and have a Shi Tzu called Stanley and several tortoises.
Well-behaved, house-trained dogs are welcome for an additional fee of £20 per night.