Rushton Hall Hotel & Spa, Rushton, Kettering

Histoire

'Rushton Hall is charmingly situated upon a gentle eminence which rises from the Ise, a small stream waters the park'. Excerpt is taken from Northampton County Magazine in February 1929.

Commenced by Sir John Tresham and his family around 1438 who through generations, owned the hall for nearly 200 years, and was later enlarged and embellished by the Cockayne family around 1630. Sir Thomas Tresham created the Oratory which houses the precious plaster representation of Passion, dated 1577. It was removed from St Peters Church, which once stood on the grounds of the hall.

Restauration et Boissons

Full English breakfast is served Monday to Friday 7.00 am - 9.30 am and weekends at 8.00 am - 10.00 am. n the restaurant the chefs are dedicated to serving food that is not only inspirational but is of a consistently high calibre. Ingredients are always of the best quality, using seasonal and local produce wherever possible, taking pride in producing Rushton's own bread, cakes, pastries, and pasta.

The Light Bites menu is served in the Great Hall and Courtyard from Monday to Saturday between 12.00 pm and 2.00 pm. The restaurant is open from 12.00pm - 2.00pm for lunch Saturday & Sundays only. Afternoon tea is served in the Great Hall or Courtyard between 3.00 pm and 5.00 pm. The Restaurant is open for dinner between 7.00 pm and 9.00 pm.

Private Dining at Rushton Hall offers the unique opportunity to entertain, celebrate or just relax with friends.

Espaces verts et alentours

Rushton Hall is surrounded by some of the most beautiful, tranquil countryside, making it an ideal venue for weddings, receptions and business events.

Plus d'informations

The Stableyard Spa and swimming pool provide residents with a haven of relaxation in a beautiful setting. It is situated in the grounds of the original Rushton Hall stables and is linked to the hotel by a glazed corridor. Tennis Courts and a Croquet Lawn are also available.