Rushton Hall Hotel & Spa Location
Map & Directions
Address
Rushton
Northamptonshire
NN14 1RR
Complimentary parking is available on-site.
How to get here
Rushton Hall Hotel and Spa sits nestled in a valley in the rolling countryside of north Northamptonshire, midway between Rothwell and Desborough on the west side of the village of Rushton.
From the North via the M6 or M1 and then A14 junction 3 through Rothwell.
From the south M1 junction 15 A45 then A43 to Kettering then west on the A14 junction 7 follow sign to Stamford then Corby and then Rushton.
From the South M11 then A14 and at junction 7, follow signs to Stamford then Corby and then Rushton.
From London and the south by train Kettering is the nearest station. From the north by train Market Harborough is the nearest station.
All the usual shopping, leisure and commercial facilities can be found in the nearby towns of both Kettering and Corby.
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Location & Local Attractions
There's plenty of things to do in Northamptonshire
Northamptonshire is known for its historic houses, gardens and estates, and there are numerous picturesque villages with artisan, antique and country attire shops to explore.
Our staff at Rushton Hall can recommend a range of pursuits including golf at the nearby luxury Stoke Albany Club, motor car driving experiences at the Rockingham Speedway Circuit and Sailing at Rutland water. All these activities must be booked in advance and Reception can supply contact details.
Alternatively, there are a number of wonderfully relaxing walks around Rushton Hall and its surrounding countryside, not to mention a number of stunning stately homes to visit in Northamptonshire.
The Land Rover Experience
The Land Rover off-road experience is a thrilling off-road adventure that can be done as an individual or up to 30 as a group.
Historic Houses
There are more stately homes in Northamptonshire than in any other counties so you are spoilt for choice whilst staying at Rushton Hall.
