Rutland Bed & Breakfasts Guide

18th Century townhouse where imaginative, seasonal dining and comfy, well-appointed rooms - some in a cottage annexe - can be enjoyed

quintessential village pub that has been throughly updated to create a snug bar, cosy sitting room with a piano and well presented bedrooms

an historic country inn with period features featuring a log fire in the bar and boasting the use of fresh, local produce in the restaurant

in a pretty corner of Rutland, this stylish country inn - owned by a locally-renowned chef - has been updated whilst retaining traditional hospitality

in a pretty Rutland village with a working windmill, a cosy village pub - CAMRA pub of the year 2019 - has beautifully decorated rooms

a cosy, comfy, self-contained, Finnish log cabin set in the artist owner's garden; breakfast is a leisurely, continental one, self-served in the cabin

some of the the elegant bedrooms enjoy views of Rutland Water at this 17th century inn, whilst the bar features beamed ceilings and log fires

enjoy the rustic charm of this 17th Century inn with its low beams, open fires and flagstone floors; bedrooms are in an old bake house or cottage

traditional stone-built inn set alongside the A47 moments from scenic countryside; simple guest rooms have modern furnishings and decor

an 18th century stone-built inn near Oakham exudes historical character, with gastronomic food and stylish upmarket rooms of the period

a sixteenth century coaching inn, splendidly situated in Uppingham's market place, has gorgeous rooms in classic style, and fine dining

well-located in the centre of the pretty market town of Oakham, this small hotel offers modern rooms, and there is a Nepalese restaurant on site

the comfortable accommodation is situated in a converted farmhouse and surrounded by the scenic beauty of the Rutland countryside

independently owned hotel, ideal for a comfortable base to explore this pretty market town and the surrounding countryside and Rutland Water

the former 17th-century coaching inn offers spacious, traditional accommodation and boasts log fires and oak beams in the public rooms

enjoy a stay at this relaxing hotel with lots of outdoor pursuits, set in the picturesque Rutland countryside, yet close to road travel routes

offering magnificent views of Rutland Water, the accommodation is well placed for touring the area and within easy access of motorway routes

a well priced, simple accommodation which is situated in a quiet spot where guests can also enjoy the use of the garden

surrounded by manicured grounds, the country house location overlooks Rutland Water and features a wide range of leisure activities