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The Admiral Hornblower
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Rooms & Views
Room can be accomodated as a twin or double bedroom, walk-in shower facilities. Room is located at the back of the pub,…
Features include a TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and an private bathroom with free toiletries. Ironing faciliti…
Features include a TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and an private bathroom with free toiletries.
This spacious room features 2 armchairs, a coffee table and a traditional, split-level bathroom with a free-standing bat…
This traditional Room with Four-Poster Bed features a spacious bed and classic bathroom and Victorian-style shower attac…
The unit has 1 bed.
1 Queen Bed Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Digital channels Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker and electr…
1 Double Bed Layout - Bedroom Food & Drink - Electric kettle Bathroom - Private bathroom and free toiletries…
1 Double Bed Layout - Bedroom Food & Drink - Electric kettle Bathroom - Private bathroom and free toiletries…
1 Double Bed or 2 Twin Beds Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Digital channels Food &…
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Restaurants nearby
- Hitchen's BarnBib Neil and Louise Hitchen have been working in restaurants around the world together for 20 years, with their current venture set inside this pretty stone barn. There’s a rustic quality to the décor, which pairs nicely with the lovely warm welcome given by natural host Louise and her bright young team. Neil heads up the kitchen, producing well-priced, seasonal dishes that are so appealing you might struggle to choose – go for the banana panna cotta to finish and you won’t be disappointed. The wine list is as wallet-friendly as the food.292m
- Hambleton Hall★ Michelin One of England's first country house hotels, Hambleton Hall was considered ground-breaking when it opened in 1980; a feeling of luxury still pervades today, with its traditionally styled interior enhanced by the idyllic setting on the shore of Rutland Water. Aaron Patterson has headed up the stoves since 1992 and there’s a dependability to the cooking here; accomplished seasonal dishes have a classical base with distinct flavours and plenty of modern touches. Bread comes from their own artisan bakery and the 400-bin wine list is a real labour of love.4.4km
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Attractions nearby
- Oakham Castle Grade I listed castle in Oakham, United Kingdom310m
- Rutland Water reservoir in Rutland, England4.3km
- All Saints' Church, Oakham church in Rutland, East Midlands, England, UK193m
- Rutland County Museum museum in United Kingdom399m
- Holy Cross Church, Burley church in Rutland, East Midlands, England, UK2.8km
- Burley Castle possible castle in the county of Rutland, England4.7km
- St Mary the Virgin's Church, Ayston church in Rutland, East Midlands, England, UK7.8km
- Sauvey Castle castle in Withcote, Harborough, Leicestershire, England, UK8.0km
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