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A breathtakingly beautiful stately mansion set in 500 acres, Stapleford Park is a palatial Georgian house in rolling parkland and the perfect retreat to enjoy sophisticated country living with exquisite dining, modern spa treatments and an extensive range of traditional and contemporary sports.Downstairs, the reception rooms are magnificent reflections of the Georgian period, while upstairs there are 55 individually designed rooms and suites, each with its own unique character and furnishings.Try the ancient pastimes of falconry and archery or for a true adrenalin rush try off-road motor sports. Play a round of golf on the championship course then soothe your muscles with the Golfer s Sports Massage in the spa. Then dine in the elegant Grinling Gibbons Dining Room or the more relaxed atmosphere of the Golf Pavilion.Stapleford Park is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.
Check-in Time:
3:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMYear Renovated:
2006Total Rooms:
55 rooms.55Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
Deluxe Room:A deluxe king or twin beds available. All individually designed with unique decor and en-suite marble bathrooms. Selection of rooms designed by famous designers such as Bonsoir and Turnbull and Asser. Views across parkland.Directions
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Leicestershire; Burghley; Melton Mowbray; Newstead Abbey; Oakham
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Dining
Brasserie at the Golf PavillionInterior design is simple and contemporary, relaxed and informal. The cuisine under executive Chef, Wayne Vickerage is modern classic with world wide influences as well as classic British dishes.Main HouseThe cuisine is inspired traditional English and continental dishes recreated in a fresh way by acclaimed Chef, Wayne Vickerage.
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