Rutland Hall Hotel & Spa ★★★★

"Très belle location"

The Old Pheasant Hotel ★★

The Barnsdale, Rutland ★★★★

Oakham Hotel ★★★

"Lovely hotel clean centre off town no faults . Thank you Oakham Hotel excellent 5☆☆☆☆☆. We will be back to visit again."

Wisteria Hotel ★★★

"The hotel is located in a small town, very quiet. You can walk to the supermarket for shopping. The shops along the street close early. It is a good place for vacation and leisure. The air is very fresh."

Greetham Valley ★★★

"We stayed in a lodge. Whilst they are spacious, it is not in a quiet location as you can hear traffic from the A1 24 hours a day, which at night time when trying to sleep is troublesome. Equally, if raining hard, it is not suitably soundproofed. They are basically equipped. Beds are comfy. Clean ish, some cobwebs."

Relaxing Room with Ensuite Rutland Point ★★★

The Marquess of Exeter ★★★★

Hambleton Hall ★★★★

"I last stayed at the Hambleton Hall in 1986, so 40 years on, I was delighted to revisit. Hambleton Hall is truly an 'island' of excellent and superior hospitality . Set on a narrow peninsular in Rutland water, this hotel, in a fine, old, English country house, warmly rekindles the experience of sumptuous rural living, enjoyed by an English elite in times long gone. When it was a private home, none other than Noel Coward famously regarded the house as one of his favourite places to stay. Our room was spacious, airy, attractively decorated and furnished , with a delightful bathroom through a stained glass door. It was perfectly clean and the bed was super comfortable , with crisp white bed linen. What a pleasure ! Breakfast was a treat. Hambleton Hall has its own bakery, supplying nearby shops and their croissants & 'pain au chocolat' were delicious. Of course the breakfast included a ' full English' with a choice of egg styles, it looked and tasted ...perfect. Coffee and tea were also good and the service was attentive and friendly. This is a very beautiful and yes, magical place. It's a place to reset yourself and perhaps yourself with others, what a wonderful experience. I felt a strong melancholy upon departure. I mustn't leave it for 40 years again ! Thank you Hambleton Hall."