7 Hotels in Rutland.

Nevill Arms Inn - Built in 1863, this Grade II listed building features a stylish restaurant and en suite accommodation just a few metres from a tributary of the River Welland. The Nevill Arms offers real cask ales, good pub food and traditional Sunday lunches. To the rear of the property is an open terrace, perfect for outdoor dining. Sit at a picnic table by the river bank overlooking the village green and stream. There is a separate conservatory for private functions. The inn underwent extensive work during 2007 but retains its original character and features, including the large, studded oak door, the oak-beamed ceilings, the stone inglenook fireplace and leaded stone mullion windows.

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Garden Hotel - This small, individual hotel has old-world comforts and modern-age facilities. Enjoy home-cooked food and an interesting wine list. Breakfast is available each morning at the Garden Hotel, where there is Wi-Fi access. The resident management will offer a personal service. Garden Hotel is in the market town of Uppingham, which is near Corby, Leicester and Peterborough. The hotel is near Rutland Water, where you can enjoy walking, fishing, cycling and bird-watching.

The Lake Isle Hotel & Restaurant - An 18th century town house, the Lake Isle Hotel and Restaurant has a courtyard dining area, a walled garden and a log fire in the cosy bar. Rooms feature fresh fruit, sherry and home-made biscuits. Situated in the centre of Uppingham, a pretty market town, the Lake Isle is just 4 miles from Rutland Water and 6 miles from Oakham. Leicester city centre, Peterborough and the M1 motorway are all within 30 miles. All rooms at the Lake Isle Hotel have a private bathroom with a power shower, and some feature whirlpool baths. Each room is individually decorated and many look out over the scenic courtyard. The 2 AA-Rosette Lake Isle Restaurant offers a creative menu and over 200 wines. Special 'Wine Dinners' are held regularly and include several samples from the hotel's well-stocked wine cellar.

Brook Whipper-In Hotel - This 17th-century coaching inn is in Oakham town centre, in the old market square. It has free parking and original features, including real log fires and ancient oak beams. The Brook Whipper-In Hotel is a traditional country hotel. It is less than 500 metres from Oakham Rail Station, which has regular direct trains to Leicester, Peterborough and London Stansted Airport. The en suite rooms have TVs, radios, hairdryers, trouser presses and tea/coffee. The George Restaurant offers modern cuisine in traditional surrounding. The more casual and more modern No. 5 Brasserie serves lighter meals, snacks and drinks The Whipper-In Hotel's Snug Bar has a real fire and room service is available 24 hours a day.

Old White Hart - Overlooking the green in the charming village of Lyddington, this traditional 17th-century country inn combines modern comforts with beautiful period features, such as original wooden beams. In the heart of this beautifully preserved conservation village, the Old White Hart is one of the few remaining traditional country pubs in the area. Rich in historic character, the inn is made from honey-coloured ironstone. The bar and restaurant offer real ales and authentic British cooking at its very best, with dishes made using fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs from the inn's own gardens. The menus change seasonally to reflect the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally, including the best quality meat, fish and game, all at affordable prices. Free Wi-Fi is available in the bar and there is plenty of free parking on site. Rockingham Castle is just 2 miles (3.2 km) away and Rockingham Speedway is only 5 miles (8 km) from the inn.

The Old Pheasant - In Glaston, on the A47, The Old Pheasant is a welcoming inn and restaurant with free parking and free Wi-Fi. Rutland Water is just a 10-minute drive away. Each en suite room at The Old Pheasant offers a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and free Wi-Fi. The Old Pheasant has a traditional bar, serving real ales and imaginative bar meals. The restaurant serves a traditional English menu. Located near the Eyebrook Reservoir, The Old Pheasant has easy access to Peterborough and Leicester.