拉特蘭大廳酒店(Rutland Hall Hotel & Spa)

We stayed for one night in between Christmas and new year. The room was lovely as per usual. Our only complaint this stay related to Blossoms restaurant and the front of house. We made our way up to the restaurant at around 7pm. We only wanted some bar snacks (chips or small plates.) only to be told they are fully booked and can’t also make bar food. For a 4 star hotel, I found this pretty poor. You should be able to cater for all guests regardless. Especially when your hotel is in the middle of no where leaving other eating alternatives non existent. We sat in the bar and had a few drinks. Neither the restaurant or bar was busy. Not sure what they call fully booked but there were countless empty tables, even the larger 4’s only had two people sat at it. The only big party was a birthday tucked away in a private dining area. Not exactly difficult to look after. We had to settle for eating some crisps and making our way back to the room. Breakfast the next morning was perfect. The hotel just seems to struggle with evening shifts for some reason. We prob won’t stay again after this experience. We would chose a place in Stamford so we can walk to an alternate dining facility.

Tiny dark room double bed, lumpy pillows. Food and drink over priced I had Pork belly which was chewy with a thick layer of unrenered fat on top and the dauphinoise potatoes and veg were raw the desert was vanilla cheesecake which had no taste, my husband had a cheeseboard with stale cheese. Poor selection of beers. Lovely location

We chose this hotel as we were a group of friends meeting up from various locations. The hotel is lovely and the waterside location stunning. We were given a private room for our group meal. No complaints that I was aware of. Very good breakfast. Plenty of choice from cereals to yoghurt and fruit and full English and pastries. The hotel is the perfect spot for exploring Rutland Water and the local area.

It’s an ok hotel. We thought we’d be staying in the stately home part, but we’re in a building behind which was a bit soulless. I don’t see how it can be called a spa hotel as the pool is like a leisure centre pool. We couldn’t get any treatments and no lake view as advertised when I booked. The staff are nice however and helpful and the breakfast was lovely and the room comfortable and clean.

The hotel was excellent, great food and drink, very clean room, high standard of hygiene and all the staff very friendly and helpful! Beautiful views across Rutland water at different points of location. There are a lot of steps in various parts of the grounds which you need to be careful on. Overall, a lovely place to stay 😊👍

The grounds were very nice, not having a restaurant in the beautiful hotel is a minus. With all the lodges, The Blossoms restaurant feels a bit like Butlins, I think for people staying in the hotel without children it would be nice to have a separate restaurant, its not what we expected at all, car parking is very limited as well, which with all the grounds around Rutland more parking is needed. On the whole dissapointing, it just seems to be geared for the masses not couples.

Website and reality very different. Better standard room in premier inn and dinner expensive and so overspiced. Jacuzzi non operational and all facilities in separate buildings so excellent for getting wet between activities

Great location, a little tired, no air con and can be hot. Bizarre booking procedure to use the pool which is not intuitive. But rooms were otherwise nice, beautiful location and food was amazing

Didn't like the fact that I paid £100 for the room and was given a smallish room on the bottom floor. Directly outside my window was a retaining wall with a really bright light that shone into my room meaning I had to close the curtains earlier than I would of liked, then the light bulbs in the room are those modern filament ones, that didn't give off a particularly great amount of light meaning I had loads of lights on just to try and do some work. The desk in the room was small and was tucked close to a table with water on it and a wardrobe behind it. I ate at the restaurant, food was lovely, but given I ate on my own, wasn't the biggest or most complicated order in the world and the waiter forgot to pour and bring me my drink over with my meal. When I mentioned this at the point of settling my bill, they did remove it off my bill and gave me a free drink to compensate which was nice.