Best Accommodations in Leicestershire

read more › About: Dove Cottage has two hospices - one in Stathern, Leicestershire, and one in Ridlington, Rutland. We offer high quality palliative day care to people in NE Leicestershire, Rutland and SE Nottinghamshire who are living with a life-limiting illness, such as cancer, motor neurone disease and COPD. As a charity, we offer our care services free of charge. The hospice provides nursing care and advice, wellbeing activities such as complementary therapies, chaplaincy team support, games, crafts, refreshments

read more › Team: The team at The Greyhound Coaching Inn is the most important part of the hotel's success. Many of the staff have been at the hotel for several years and take great pride in the high quality of customer service they provide. The Greyhound Coaching Inn is owned by Robert Eggleston who bought the Grade II listed building in 1989 and totally refurbished and renovated the hotel, creating guest bedrooms, a Restaurant, bar, lounge and the relaxing atmosphere of the Courtyard. Robert, whilst likened to Basil

read more › History: Firstly why is it called Moscow Farm?. The name on the old maps is Great Dalby Lodge Farm. At that time it was owned by the Burdett Estate. Moscow Farm was a nickname which stayed. The general opinion of those who live here, is that its a 'top coat colder' than the neighbouring villages. Hunt Steeplechases used to be organised in the local area, and Moscow Farm was one of the 'markers' for the riders. Whilst watching the races, one of the spectators is heard to have said, 'its like Russia down here

read more › About: We host over 55,000 delegates every year from around the world and its our mission to be the preferred choice through consistent service excellence. We're more than just facilitators of a product - we create inspiring and outstanding experiences for our customers. Back then we offered 24 meeting rooms and 85 bedrooms and were Imago's first and only venue. We've gone through many changes since, including an 8.5m refurbishment to expand to 225 bedrooms and 26 meeting rooms. We've opened our very own

read more › History: This glorious Grade II listed Italianate country house was built as a family home towards the end of the nineteenth century for John Entwisle, the High Sheriff of Leicestershire. After the death of Mr Entwisle's second wife in the 1960s, the house passed to the Snowdon family who turned it into several flats. In 1999 the current owners, Celia and Richard Mackay, bought the house and painstakingly restored it to its former glory transforming it into the beautiful Hotel and grounds you see today.