Our swimming pool, Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, and poolside changing rooms will all be closed for essential maintenance work and refurbishment from Friday 4th January to Sunday 20th January 2013 inclusive. We apologise in advance for the closure of these facilities during this period Located in sixty five acres of meadows and woodlands, Barnsdale Hall Hotel nestles on the northern shore of Rutland Water, with outstanding views cross the Vales of Catmose/Gwash. The original grade 2 listed building was constructed as a Hunting Lodge in 1890 for the Earl Fitzwilliam and resides in a conservation area of outstanding natural beauty.The Barnsdale Spa which opened in June 2003,offers the ultimate spa experience in hair and beauty treatments.The Osprey Restaurant has received an AA Rosette for its fine dining.The Brasserie is also available for a less formal dining experience.All bedrooms which are situated in three separate buildings have been tastefully and sympathetically redecorated over the last few years.There are extensive indoor and outdoor Leisure Facilities throughout the Resort. NO SMOKING RESORT. NO PETS ALLOWED AT RESORT.

The Old Wisteria is a privately owned Hotel situated in the heart of Oakham; Rutland's County town. Once a hunting lodge this listed property partly dates back to 1604. The hotel driveway leads to a tranquil setting. Friendly and welcoming, intimate surroundings and spacious rooms. The hotel is centrally located with good road and rail access including direct links to Stansted Airport and some major cities. Close to business centres and local attractions. Nearby are pleasant, natural and unspoilt surroundings including rolling countryside, picturesque villages and breathtaking views of Rutland water providing both the business and leisure visitor an ideal venue in an ideal setting. ***When booking 8 or more rooms a minimum 2 night stay is required, different policies and additional supplements may apply. For a 1 night group enquiry please phone Laterooms.com***

Brook Whipper-In is a charming former Coaching Inn, situated in the old market square of Oakham. The Whipper-In retains many original features, including real log fires, deep armchairs and original oak beams with a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. Free parking is also offered to guests. Rooms at the Whipper-In feature en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen TV’s and ample working space with complementary WiFi included. The Whipper-In features two restaurants, St Georges restaurant offering modern cuisine from a table d’hôte and an a la carte menu. The Market Café offers guests Breakfast and Lunch in a traditional surrounding. The Whipper-In’s Snug Bar has a real fire, offers lighter meals, snacks and room service is available 24 hours a day. The location is idea for a relaxing break, with good road and rail access for direct trains to Leicester, Peterborough and Stansted Airport. Rutland is one of the countries smallest counties, and Oakham is picturesque, with stone-built cottages and natural unspoilt countryside surrounding.

A true gem set in the quiet heart of the Welland Valley's meandering countryside, this traditional family run country hotel has recently gone through an extensive refurbishment programme led by the proprietors Allen and Julia Freeman. Their exacting standards have resulted in a completely fresh, sumptuous new look for the lounge, restaurant and bedrooms. However, all care has been taken to preserve the historical integrity of the site, which is a source of pride to the local community. All five en-suite bedrooms have TV, tea/coffee making facilities and each commands a stunning view of the open countryside. After a good nights sleep in our luxurious beds you'll feel refreshed, relaxed and ready for a traditional full English breakfast. Our home produced bar meals and snacks are all freshly prepared on the premises, giving you a wide variety to choose from. So perhaps consider your choice over our ample selection of real ales, spirits, premium ales, lagers and soft drinks.

Greetham Valley, a family owned and run Hotel, is set in a convenient location for any traveller. Situated two minutes off the A1 in a tranquil, countryside setting this AA 3 star, 35 bedroom hotel represents great value for money. With a warm and friendly welcome, spacious, well-furnished contemporary en-suite rooms, ample free car parking and a restaurant which offers a hearty morning breakfast, this hotel has everything you require. Relax in front of the log fire in the lounge bar before retreating for dinner in the Lakeview or Valley restaurants, blessed with stunning views across the lakes and open countryside. You can sample the unique Greetham Valley Black Rock Grill, as well as choose from a wide range of good, wholesome food options. Additional facilities available include: 45 superb holes of golf, driving range, fishing, and leisure club. Family run, Greetham Valley takes pride in ensuring high attention to detail on the presentation of all its facilities, as well as the first class service you receive; the complex boasts phenomenal levels of repeat business, as all visitors look forward to their swift return. In fact, it’s so good that you may want to extend your next stay and take advantage of the on-site holiday lodges or cottage.

En suite rooms offering traditional pub hosting with one twin double room and one double room. Rooms include a full English breakfast in the morning with coffee and tea in the rooms for your convenience. Both rooms have power shower and newly re-furbished bathrooms. The rooms are above a warm and friendly pub and restaurant which serves traditional and a la carte style food for very reasonable prices. We are also only a few miles from Rutland water and are just over the road from bus route into Oakham.

Gwynne House is a small family run bed and breakfast located in the historic town of Stamford Lincolnshire. At Gwynne House we have over 10 years of experience providing accommodation and ensuring that all our guests feel at home. The house has, over the years, been modernized and extended in keeping its character and today provides accommodation (given a 3 Star rating by the Visit Britain Tourist Board) for 6 guests in three tastefully decorated bedrooms. We are within 6 minutes walk of the beautiful town centre of Stamford and about 15 minutes from Stamford train station allowing you easy access to all amenities while spending a good night sleep in a quite part of the town. All guest rooms have been recently renovated and re-furnished to make your stay at Gwynne House more comfortable. The rooms have quality, modern, sliding sash or German turn-and-tilt double glazed windows and lined curtains. The en-suite double room looks out onto the garden.. The twin/super-king double room looks out onto the front garden. All rooms have central heating with individual thermostat control. Tea and coffee-making facilities are provided in each room. After spending a good night at Gwynne House you can choose from our first class Full English Breakfast or go for something little lighter – Continental. Vegetarian breakfast available, but please let us know in advance. Toast, coffee and tea are unlimited. Guests with laptops will benefit from our complementary Wi-Fi access in all guest rooms and the garden. Staying at our bed and breakfast you will be assured of a very friendly and warm welcome. We will do our utmost to ensure that your stay with us is a memorable one. At Gwynne House the Guest always comes first! A 3% surcharge will be applied for international or business debit card and all (including personal) credit card transactions.

Welcome... We can assure you of a warm welcome, friendly service and a freshly cooked full English Breakfast at PJzzz at The Black Bull. Set within a delightful listed building in the centre of historic Stamford, we are ideally situated for Burghley House, Belton Park, Rutland Water and the beautiful Vale of Belvoir and its castle. All rooms are en-suite with TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer and free WiFi.

Once upon a time there was a drinking club at Burghley House. It was founded by The 5th Earl of Exeter in 1684 and it was called The Honourable Order of Little Bedlam. It had an eclectic bunch of members: The Baptist Earl of Gainsborough was known as Greyhound, The Hon Charles Bertie was The Stag and The Earl of Denbigh was Tyger amongst other nefarious characters. We are not sure who The Bull (rumoured to be The Hon Charles Cecil) and The Swan were and nor are we sure that the club dined at this historic Stamford Public House....but it is highly likely they did. They would have drunk locally brewed ales, feasted on Burghley Estate and other local produce and created total bedlam. Things have a habit of coming round and we look forward to inviting you to dine on our local produce, sup our fine ales and obviously behave very, very well! PS Sorry - forgot to say that we have the best kept secret in Stamford –amazing bedrooms....7 of them....incredibly comfortable....great size...showers and baths and rather good value.

One of the loveliest hotels in Stamford, the Garden House is a family run hotel conveniently located next to Burghley Park and a few minutes stroll from the centre of historic Stamford. Stamford itself, for over a century labelled "the finest stone town in England", is a bustling market town serving the southwest corner of Lincolnshire and the adjacent parts of Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland. Dating in part from the late seventeenth century, the hotel has retained much of its original charm to provide a haven of calm amid the hurly-burly of modern life. Notable facilities include nearly an acre of walled gardens, including private parking, free broadband wireless internet throughout the premises, a guest bar with probably the best selection of single malt whiskies in the area, and high quality dining. It has 20 en-suite bedrooms including family and four poster rooms, and all the facilities to be expected of a three star hotel. From the moment you arrive at the Garden House Hotel the emphasis is on personal service. Our staff are always on hand to offer assistance and advice on the hotel and the attractions of the town and the surrounding area.

Ideally located just a 2 minute drive from the A1 at Stamford with quick rail links to London and the North. This luxury hotel has its own unique charm and character offering free Wi-Fi and on site parking. A popular restaurant serving delicious recipies from local fresh produce. With a direct access footpath to walk into the parklands, this offers the perfect retreat for both leisure and business users. The hotel lies within the magnificent Burghley Estate, one of the foremost Treasure Houses of the United Kingdom. Add this to the beauty of Stamford and this must be one of the best located hotels in the country. Bedrooms comprise of Classic, Superior and Deluxe and all with comfy beds and Egyptian cotton linen, complimentary organic vodkas by your bed and wonderfully aromatic bathroom products. The interior has been completed by an award-winning interior designer, complemented by bespoke original furnishings using Burghley House for inspiration. The Restaurant offers uncomplicated seasonal tasty food, the Head Chef along with the team is keen to make the menu as equally enticing as it is simple, with something for everyone's taste. The hotel pride themselves on serving well presented food using fresh locally sourced ingredients from a variety of local suppliers. There is a small but perfectly formed wine list with a nice range of ‘bin end’ and ‘speciality’ wines. The business facilities are elegant yet practical, travelling away on business doesn’t mean you have to give up on your home comforts. Friendly and unobtrusive service characterises the approach to corporate business, particularly focused on creating a relaxing meeting space without compromising on quality. The conference and events co-ordinator is on hand at all stages to offer advice and a personalised service to help ensure your day runs smoothly. There are 3 meeting rooms which can accommodate from 10 to 120 delegates, with wireless network throughout and integrated audio technology as well as plenty of natural light. There is a whole host of interesting things to do and places to visit in and around the beautiful historic town of Stamford including; Burghley House with extensive grounds and sculpture park which are open to the public over the summer period. Burghley Horse Trials has held the autumn 3-day event on this estate since 1961 and is the longest, continuous running international event. Other local areas of interest include; All Saints Brewery and Church, Browne’s Hospital, Stamford Meadows, The Nene Valley Railway, The Barnsdale Gardens, Mid Lent Fair, Stamford Shakespeare Festival at Tolethorpe Hall, and further afield are Prebendal Manor House, Grimsthorpe Castle, Elton Hall, Peterborough Cathedral and of course the beautiful Rutland Water.