Hotels with Parking in Croxton Kerrial

Lovely accommodation, room was very clean and lovely decor. We had the continental breakfast in our room (cooked available in main house) which was delivered in a huge hamper with fresh warm croissants, orange and apple juice, warm pastries, selection of 2 cereals and freshly sliced fruit… beautiful… oh and fresh milk, tea & coffee. Patrick was the perfect host and went out of his way to make sure our stay was of the highest standard. There is a lovely village pub next door so very convenient for dinner. We will certainly return, highly recommend a stay.

Absolutely everything. The hut was so well equipped and cosy. The hosts have thought of everything. The location is lovely and overlooks fields. It was such a beautiful relaxing place.

Good location for our family visit. Very clean and very well equipped kitchen with nice welcome breakfast, crisps & biscuits etc

Beautiful house with stunning location

It was a great village pub.. We had been at Burleigh Horse Trials every day, and just wanted to come back , have a couple of drinks and dinner. The pub was ideal for this

Nearness to Belvoir Castle.

(I’ll use the like dislike boxes together for my review- it may not all fit in.) If your primary objective is a stay in a gothic-looking stately home-type hotel including a great exterior and grounds, and your secondary aim is the quality of hotel facilities then the Stoke Rochford Hall Hotel (SRHH) is the place for you. Having said that I was disappointed on arrival to have to use the entrance to the side (with ramp, which is good for mobility equipment users) rather than the grander main entrance. However the lift to the upper floors was welcome. As for the hotel facilities the importance of online guest reviews is rarely put into sharper focus than with SRHH. As long as you’ve clearly got the message that apart from a kettle and the usual sachets in the room there is absolutely NO other food or drink available then it’s pointless criticising the hotel in the context of food and drink. No glasses either nor teaspoons, just plastic ‘glasses’ and wooden stirrers, which suggest a throwaway setup rather than staff having to wash up, although there were proper porcelain mugs. My bedroom’s look was in slightly disappointing contrast to the photos on the SRHH website, but I found the room clean, the bed comfortable and the TV was fine. I didn’t check in till about 9pm on a Tuesday. The room temperature on arrival and throughout (in late September) was a bit cooler than many guests would wish but for the few hours I stayed I didn’t enquire about how to up the heating. There was condensation on the inside of the room windows in the morning though. Initial impression of the renovated bathroom was good in terms of decoration quality considering the hall, I understand, is 200 years old. But … as one reviewer said … an 8+ minute wait for hot-ish water from the shower is about right. Some guests will wish the water was hotter and the shower head flow wasn’t strong with rogue erratic jets of water. The shower control knob leaked. (Continued below)

Quiet location, friendly staff.

Nice big room