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Christmas Afternoon Tea at Stubton Hall 2026
Fenton Road, Stubton, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23 5DD
Call direct on:
Tel01636 626187
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Call direct on:
Tel01636 626187
Sunday 13th December 2026 | 12pm - 3pm
Stubton Hall, Newark
Tickets: Book via the BOOK NOW button above
Guests can celebrate the magic of the festive season in the elegant surroundings of Stubton Hall with a beautifully curated Christmas Afternoon Tea experience.
Friends and family can gather for a cosy afternoon filled with seasonal cheer in the stunning countryside setting — the perfect way to relax, indulge and celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.
What's Included
Guests can enhance their experience with an optional arrival glass of Stubton Hall's signature Winter Berry Fizz for an additional £10 per adult. This sparkling blend of Prosecco, cranberry and a hint of orange is finished with a fragrant rosemary garnish for an extra festive touch.
Stubton Hall will also be offering a Children's Festive Picnic Box for £15 for children under 10, making this a magical occasion for the whole family.
Dietary requirements can be catered for, provided they are advised at the time of booking. Unfortunately, substitutions cannot be accommodated on the day of the event.
All tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
For further information, please contact events@stubtonhall.co.uk.
Spaces are limited, so guests are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment. Once bookings have been confirmed, Stubton Hall will contact all ticket holders to allocate a time of arrival for their table.
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