In addition to the rooms in the main house, the Croquet Pavilion is a cottage adjacent to the hotel. The Pavilion consists of a large king sized double bedroom and splendid en-suite marble bathroom and a smaller twin bedded room with a bathroom on the ½ landing. At ground floor level a comfortable fully equipped sitting room and a breakfast room are provided.
The Pavilion is 40 metres from the house and has fine views of Rutland Water.
“We bin together nah for thirty years…an it don’t seem a day too much.” When I opened the doors of Hambleton Hall on 1st July 1980, the State was a much less effective nanny than now. The breathalyzer was not introduced until 1983 and in the same year it became compulsory for...
It’s Turtle Time
“For Lo the winter is past, the rain is over and gone, the flowers appear on the earth, the time of the singing of birds is come, and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land.”
(Song of Solomon 2:10)
The great snow turned our landscape white on...
It’s for the Birds Recently some giant earth moving machines have been constructing a giant swimming pool for ducks at Egleton end of Rutland Water. The explanation for this bizarre extravagance is that Anglian Water want to extract more water from the reservoir and the new lagoons have been built to ensure...
Noel Coward – He’s Back! Noel Coward was a precocious 15 year old would–be theatrical when he paid his first visit to Hambleton Hall as the guest of Eva Astley-Cooper. At the time he had had minimal exposure to the upper-class manners and wit of which Mrs Cooper was a brilliant exponent,...
