Barnsdale Lodge Hotel

Barnsdale Lodge Hotel has been in Thomas Noel's family since 1760 and formed part of the adjoining Exton Park, seat of the Earls of Gainsborough. Formerly a farmhouse, Barnsdale Lodge was converted by Thomas in 1989. The Hotel is positioned on the North shore of Rutland Water in the heart of the beautiful, unspoilt, county of Rutland, just a few minutes from the historic towns of Oakham and Stamford. Barnsdale Lodge Hotel has forty-four bedrooms, all ensuite and individually furnished with charm and style, All have views of either the surrounding countryside or the picturesque courtyard. The hotel has double, twin, single and family rooms with broadband connection, direct dial telephone, digital freeview, a selection of teas and coffee and biscuits, hairdryer, iron and trouser press. Guests can enjoy a range of complimentary White Company toiletries in the bathrooms. A number of bedrooms have been designed to take into consideration those with disabilities. These rooms are all on the ground floor with easy access, walk-in showers and handrails. Barnsdale Lodge is dog friendly and reserves some rooms for guests with well trained dogs. During their stay they can relax in comfort on their own Emily Bond dog bed. Guests at Barnsdale Lodge Hotel can expect the very best food, wine and personal service in the conservatory, theatre, cottage room, main dining room, one of the function suites or alfresco dining in the courtyard. Our kitchen brigade use locally sourced, seasonal produce. Barnsdale Lodge's restaurant is open to residents and non residents for breakfast, morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner and is renowned for its private dining.

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