Rushton Hall Hotel and Spa

Amazing day at Rushton Spa - had the best massage from Chloe and the outdoor jacuzzi was excellent. Staff were amazing especially the girls at lunch. Beautiful building - my wife and I had a wonderful day

We had a wonderful stay at Rushton Hall. Some of the things we appreciated were the staffs friendliness and willingness to help, the room we stayed in (Adams Chamber) was beautiful, the spa treatments were amazing, and the dinners in the restaurant were very good. We thought the property was beautiful and it was a treat to spend a few nights here.

My visit to the Rushton Hotel and Spa was a truly delightful experience. The serene ambiance, professional staff, and exceptional massage left me feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Highly recommended for a luxurious retreat! Can't wait to go back.

Probably the most peaceful and enjoyable experience I have ever had whilst being accompanied by my wife.The hall and grounds are absolutely stunning peaceful and steeped in history that made us feel welcome.Greeted by friendly professional staff who obviously enjoy thier positions asthe joy they radiate makes the welcomeEven more intense.All the staff we encountered, be it at dinner, breakfast, spa cafe,spa staff and relaxation therapists all radiated the same joy ,and seemed to go the extra mile just to make sure our stay was as enjoyable as it could possibly be .The guest room we stayed in had an ambiance of sheer luxury that's been evident through the ages ,was spotlessly clean and extremely comfortable.The 1593 brasserie, bar and sitting rooms were also spotlessly clean and have the same amazing peaceful ambiance .Dinner and breakfast menu both offer good choice ,all the dishes we had time to sample were perfectly presented cooked to perfection and a joy to consume.The stableyard spa although in the same delightful surroundings, is totally modern inside with swimming pool ,inside and outdoor jacuzzi ,steam room and sauna,My wife had various spa treatments over three days all of which she was totally impressed by her therapists and the levels of care and cleanliness.I myself have never seen her looking so radiant ,relaxed and peaceful.A big thank you to all the staff at Rushton Hall and Spa from me and my wifeFor an outstanding experience.We look forward to our next visit when we may have more time to sample some of the activities you offer and also explore the gorgeous gardens and grounds.

I checked into Rushton Hall on the 29th of July with my partner. My partner and I have been excitedly discussing our future plans and given that I have been to the hotel several times in the past, attending family events along with a very close family friends wedding, I had recommended that we look into the options for potential wedding opportunities at this venue.We have always had an excellent experience with regard to the venue and the hotel rooms . However on arrival we checked into, our room and it was quite literally filthy, we encountered a myriad of cleanliness issues. To start the room appeared to have not been hoovered, there was a contact lens left on the floor next to the bed. In the bathroom the floor was covered with what looked to be plaster and crumpled toilet roll. The shower was full of mould around the base and the shower head. Finally and the most pressing issue the air conditioning unit was absolutely filthy, dirt was falling out of it and onto the carpet and dressing table. It was completely inadequate and a huge disappointment to us both. I feel aggrieved to pay for a sub par stay in such an unhygienic environment. I did make reception staff aware of this however they only communicated that maintenance would be informed. This is not what I would expect when making a complaint of this nature. The room remained in this condition as no staff attended to rectify the issues.

Strange experience with Rushton Hall, after searching for many, many weeks I thought I had finally struck gold with Rushton Hall. After enquiring they told me they won't offer private catering which is perfectly fine, I asked if they would cater for halal food and they said they will have to find out and get back to me (no problem) I then also mentioned that as we are Muslim the food would have to contain no alcohol and we also wouldn't be drinking on the day to which I was told they don't host weddings without alcohol. Never heard that before from any venue, was a bit taken aback. Not sure why they would discriminate against a whole group of people (Muslims and generally people who don't drink).

Plenty of parking.There is an over flow car park, with a slightly further walk to the hotel, although you can pull up out the front to unload.Afternoon tea has several options, and starts at £35.Booking in advance is advised, and a £20 per person cancellation fee applies.You can only book a maximum of 6 people, or you need to have private dining.Formal clothes are required.The rooms are good and a nice size, although some need updating a little.The grounds are a nice walk, although it takes 15 minutes to go around..The inside is nice, although not very big as the building is a square with a large garden in the middle.The spa area is separate and can get very busy at peak times.Great for a visit but I wouldn't go again as not as grand inside as it is visually outside.

First time back since before covid, service not quite a good as before but OK. Food very good.Rooms in places need a little bit of tidy up work but in general very good and lovely place to stay.Would give a 4.5 if I could

Very beautiful old building.Afternoon tea for 2 was on the slightly expensive side, £100 for a few cakes and small cheese sandwiches. Champagne was perfectly chilled and had great tea selection.The only thing that wasn't acceptable was we were put on a tiny table that was so low that it was basically on the floor. We said we can't eat there as we fully grown adults. They then said they would have to speak to the manager about moving. We was then told we could move but had to rush through our meal.

A tale of two halves, I wouldn't recommend staying and certainly not at current prices.A group of 6 of us stayed for a joint birthday celebration, first impressions of the hall are lovely.The plus points are some members of the brasserie staff, and the brasserie food itself. These were lovely.The cons out weight the pros unfortunately, it touts itself as a 4 star but my photos should hopefully speak for themselves, dust and mold are the order of the day. My room had blatently not been dusted in a very long time.Nowhere for lunch for guests who hadn't booked afternoon tea, or weren't a spa day visitor where they are given priority at the cafe. It would've been useful to have been advised booking was recommended, instead we popped to the local pub so we could eat.Issues with the spa staffing levels (I understand its not their fault if someone doesn't show up) however there were no spare staff to draft in, and no alternatives offered so despite spa treatments being booked 3 months in advance, my friend was left disappointed with no treatment.There seems to be prioritisation given to those visiting the spa for the day and afternoon tea, not the guests paying £300+ a night to stay.All in all, unwhelming, and other reviews mentioning cleanliness were absolutely spot on