We are so excited about our Christmas parties this year. For the first time they will be held in our new Orangery. With such a spectacular setting you can be sure that your Christmas Party 2017 will be a most memorable occasion. A welcome glass of sparkling wine will be served in our stunning Ballroom. Dinner and festivities with a live Swing Singer and DJ until 12.30am.
Our Christmas Party Nights start from Friday 1st December. Please call our sales team on 01536 713001 for availability and full details. |
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| | THREE FOR TWO SUMMER STAYCATION Stay three nights in June or July on a bed & breakfast basis and only pay for two nights. Enjoy our 25 acres of beautiful gardens, unwind in our spa or visit the historic stately homes and market towns in the area. This offer is subject to availability and includes the lower priced night free. This offer excludes Four Poster Bedrooms. | | |
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Full Spa Membership Offer We are still offering our Full Membership with no joining fee and 13 months for the price of 12 when you join in June! | | |
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| | Bonfire Night Do not miss our fabulous Bonfire Night Gala Dinner on Saturday 4th November in The Orangery. A glass of Champagne will be served on arrival followed by a 3 course dinner and a glass of mulled wine while you watch the spectacular firework display. All for just £75 per person or from £280 for dinner, bed & breakfast, per couple. | | |
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Christmas 2017 The festive season is always magical at Rushton Hall. With our beautiful decorations on show and the fires lit, you can be sure of a special time in relaxing and magnificent surroundings. Whether you decide to visit us for a festive Afternoon Tea or to stay for the three day Christmas package, you will receive a warm Rushton Hall welcome. | | |
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| DID YOU KNOW? The Original owner of Rushton was Sir William Tresham who was the Sherriff of Northamptonshire. He bought the land that includes the village of Rushton St Peter in 1438. He started to build a large family home that was to become Rushton Hall. Before it was complete he was heading home to Sywell from Rushton with his manservant when they were set upon by Lord Greys men. Sir William was run through with a lance and left for dead. His son Thomas was not far behind and found his father lying on the road. They managed to get Sir William home but unfortunately he died soon after. |
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