RUTLAND REVEALED Discover the delights of Rutland and the Heritage Vales with our travel guide 1 2 3
This charming and attractive Country Inn is set amongst the sandstone cottages of Lyddington, a rural conservation village
THE OLD WHITE HART
surrounded by the slopes of the Welland Valley. The atmosphere creates a feeling of times gone by and a more leisurely era.
Whether sampling the real ales or dining in our Restaurant, a warm welcome always awaits.
51 Main Street, Lyddington, Oakham, Rutland LE15 9LR
www.oldwhitehart.co.uk Tel: 01572 821703 email:
mail@oldwhitehart.co.uk
4 4 star B&B in an idyllic countryside location on the water's
LAKESIDE GUEST ACCOMMODATION
edge, with stunning views over Rutland Water, ensuite rooms with private lakeview guest lounge. Fly Fishing tuition and guiding offered.
Lakeside B&B, The Lodge, Barnsdale, North Shore Rutland Water, Rutland LE15 8AB
www.thelodgebarnsdale.co.uk Tel: 01572 722422 email:
rob@rutlandwaterbandb.co.uk
Barnsdale Hall Hotel is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the stunning views of Rutland Water and the superbly landscaped gardens which slope gently down to the shore.
BARNSDALE HALL HOTEL
Hotel accommodation and short break holidays available in our cottages or lodges.
Barnsdale Hall Hotel, Nr Oakham Rutland LE15 8AB
www.barnsdalehotel.co.uk Tel: 01572 757 901 email:
reception@barnsdalehotel.co.uk
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STAPLEFORD PARK
Stapleford Park is a relaxed 17th Century home set in 500 acres of parkland, offering 55 individually designed bedrooms, an
championship 18-hole golf course, a Spa, TechnoGym and fine dining restaurant along with an array of country pursuits.
Stapleford, Nr Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire LE14 2EF
www.staplefordpark.com Tel: 01572 787000 email:
information@stapleford.co.uk
The hotel has been lovingly restored from the original stone
TOFT COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL & GOLF COURSE
farmhouse to meet modern needs whist retaining the original features such as stone walls & beams. 20 ensuite bedrooms, all with flat screen TV’s and tea & coffee making facilities.
Toft, Nr, Bourne, Lincs PE10 0JT
www.tofthotelgolf.co.uk Tel: 01778 590614 email:
tofthouse@btconnect.com
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The ultimate in small country house hotels, Hambleton Hall has been a centre of excellence for over 30 years. Its glorious setting looks
HAMBLETON HALL
down to Rutland Water over the stunning gardens. Equally famous is the Michelin-starred restaurant, headed by Aaron Patterson and rated amongst England’s very best with an award-winning wine list.
Hambleton, Oakham, Rutland LE15 8TH
www.hambletonhall.com Tel: 01572 756991 email:
hotel@hambletonhall.com
GREETHAM VALLEY IN RUTLAND Easily accessible from the A1 and offers contemporary
3* Hotel and luxurious 4* self catering Lodge and Cottage accommodation on a superb 45 hole golf estate a few minutes
drive from Rutland Water. Excellent restaurants and lounge bar with friendly, welcoming staff.
Greetham, Oakham, Rutland LE15 7SN
www.greethamvalley.co.uk Tel: 01780 460444 email:
info@greethamvalley.co.uk
THE MARQUESS OF EXETER
Situated in the picturesque village of Lyddington, The restaurant, pub, Private Dining areas and 18 guest rooms are refurbished with a
contemporary touch to offer a warm and cosy atmosphere whilst retaining many original features such as the timber beam ceilings and open log fires.
An ideal venue for casual drinks, quality dining, events and special occasions. 52 Main Street , Lyddington , Rutland LE15 9LT
www.marquessexeter.co.uk Tel: 01572 822 477 email:
info@marquessexeter.co.uk
A handsome 17 C converted Tithe Barn offering very comfortable accommodation. Spacious, comfortable en suite
THE TITHE BARN
rooms. A warm and friendly place to stay with a paneled dining room, striking hall and a wealth of original features. 5 minutes from Rutland Water, Barnsdale Gardens and A1
Clatterpot Lane, Cottesmore, Rutland LE15 7DW
www.tithebarn-rutland.co.uk Tel: 01572 813591 email:
jp@thetithebarn.co.uk
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