Hambleton Hall, Hambleton, United Kingdom
Hambleton Hall 3 Stars
"Gourmet dining and fine wines attracts guests to this comfortable Victorian mansion turned luxury hotel in Hambleton."
Hotel Overview
Hambleton Hall is a boutique hotel in Leicester, known for its no-nonsense approach to providing a great country house experience. The service is top notch and the views of the green surrounding area are stunning. The boutique hotel overlooks Rutland Water, a gorgeous stretch of water that's Europe's largest manmade lake.
The facilities
Be sure to have a meal at the boutique hotel restaurant, as Michelin-starred chef Aaron Patterson serves up locally-sourced, seasonal produce to excellent standards. Dine on roast guinea fowl, or have a vegetarian omelette with wild mushrooms picked fresh that day.
The rooms
Hambleton Hall has 17 rooms and suites, all individually named and decorated in unashamedly chintzy prints. Beds are king sized and comfortable, furniture is tasteful period and there isn't a TV or DVD player in sight. Lots of rooms at the boutique hotel have views overlooking Rutland Water, and all have spacious marble bathrooms.
Facilities
Awards
‘AA Inspectors' Choice Hotel' AA Red Star Awards 07; 'Best Service', 'Best Drinks/Wine List', 'Best Fine Dining' Leicestershire & Rutland Restaurant Awards 07Who stays here?
Those after a quality break in traditional surroundings. Enjoyed by honeymooners and couples over 30.Come for...
- A quintessentially English, back-to-basics country house break
- Divine food
- Lovely views and coastal walks
Not Suitable for...
- Those who revel in luxury add-ons: the hotel has no spa, pool or pillow menu.
Children
Babysitting available. The Middlehurst and Blue rooms interconnect, making great accomodation for families.Eating in
Enjoy fresh, locally sourced British cuisine.The Press Say
“Hambleton Hall stands at the forefront of that dying breed of quintessential, personally run, unmucked-about luxury country-house hotels.” Telegraph 08“Good food, good service…uncomplicated hospitality that is expertly realised” The Times 07