Rutland Hall Lodges Nr. Oakham, Central England

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Restaurant

Opening Times

Breakfast

7.30am - 9.30am Monday to Friday

7.30am -10am Saturday and Sunday

Lounge and Terrace

12pm - 5.30pm daily

Afternoon Tea 

12pm - 5.30pm

Dinner Menu

6pm - 9.30pm

Sunday Lunch

12pm - 3pm

Dress Code

Smart casual in the bar and restaurant.

Parking Facilities

The lodges have their own parking space.

Electric Vehicle charging:

2 charging points outside the Main Hall. 

Charged for through the Project EV app (from APP store or play store).

Disabled Access

Selected lodges have ground floor bedrooms. Please contact us if ground floor accommodation is required.

The lodges are set over an estate. The bar, leisure and restaurant are all in separate buildings and require stair or path access, therefore this may be less suitable for guests with mobility issues.

There is a golf buggy to transport guests to the bar and restaurant if required.

Child Policy

Family lodges are available, please contact us if a family lodge is required.

Pre-booking is required for use of the swimming pool, a one hour slot is allocated in the pool.

The grounds

Rutland may be England's smallest county, but there are many places of interest, things to do as a family or activities for a rainy-day in this historic county. Set at its heart is Rutland Water, an area of outstanding beauty, popular for cycling, fishing, bird-watching and watersports.

The Internationally famous nature reserve, an area of Special Scientific Interest on the western shores, features twenty-seven bird hides and two visitor centres where you can observe the many waterfowl that reside within its sanctuary.

History of the hotel

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 at 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.

Dogs Policy

With space to play, beautiful grounds to explore and long countryside walks, Rutland Resort is the perfect retreat for your four-legged friends. Canine companions are welcome within the hotel grounds, on the outside terrace and within selected lodges at a charge of £10.00 per dog per night. Please contact us for availability. 

Dogs should not be left unattended at any time.