Rutland Hall is located in the heart of Rutland, the UK’s smallest county. This stunning Hotel and spa sits proudly overlooking picturesque Rutland Water.
About Rutland Hall! Opening its doors as a hotel in the 1990’s the property was known as Barnsdale Hall Hotel. The Main Hall was originally constructed in 1890 for the 6th Earl Fitzwilliam as a family hunting lodge. The geographical position of the hall placed it in the heart of the most prestigious fox hunts in the country; the Quorn, the Belvoir and the Cottesmore, and gave the Earl the opportunity to play host to royalty, including Edward, the late Duke of Windsor and Mrs Simpson and the cream of England’s aristocracy.
Timeless charm
Relax in the timeless charm of a Rutland Hall Hotel room, or indulge in a self-catering lodge or suite, sited a short walk from the Main Hall. On site you’ll find the resort’s excellent restaurant, Blossoms, plus an array of leisure activities including crazy golf, pitch & putt a bowls green and treatment rooms. In addition, this lakeside hotel boasts a 22m indoor swimming pool and a gym.This resort is set across several different sites, meaning you’ll need to be comfortable navigating steps and inclines. All areas are accessible, and there is a resort buggy on hand to help out where required.
With its unique setting on the edge of Rutland Water, traditional charm, character, and friendly but attentive personnel, Rutland Hall Hotel is the perfect venue for every occasion. Comfortable hotel, lodge and apartment accommodation and extensive hair & beauty salon and leisure facilities make it a haven for relaxing and unwinding. With its breathtaking views of the natural splendours of Rutland Water, it is better to stay when walking around Rutland Water.
