Rudding Park Hotel & Spa

The fully-equipped gym is available for hotel residents and is ideal for all abilities, it offers a great selection of cardio and resistance training. If you prefer some one-to-one attention, be sure to speak to the personal trainers about your targets.

The spectacular grounds around the hotel are ideal for long walks and for runs to remember. And if you’re in the mood for golf, there’s an excellent 18-hole course for you to test your skills on.

Want to refuel before you float off to bed? Rudding Park has an excellent selection of restaurants, widely regarded as among the finest in the region. Get dressed up for some fancy fine dining, or keep things cool and casual with the best of modern British cuisine. These restaurants have everything you need to spoil yourself.

The Clocktower Brasserie

Informal by day, glamourous by night, serious foodies flock to the Clocktower Brasserie. Tuck into timeless British classics, sharing platters and tapas in the light-filled conservatory while admiring the 400-year-old olive tree, before heading to the terrace for alfresco cocktails and stunning views. 

Horto 

Relax after your treatments in the funky Horto restaurant. With a menu “dictated by nature” and some polished cooking on display, this fabulous 3 AA Rosette-winning eatery has everything from a six-course tasting experience to luxurious chocolate desserts. Much of Horto's vegetables and salads come from its own kitchen garden - a nice touch that keeps things seasonable and sustainable. 

Horto 

With well-being of mind, body and soul at its forefront, the spa café serves tasty food with a high nutritional value. Light and healthy, top chefs use innovative techniques, like using a centrifuge to create concentrated juices. The atmosphere here is so relaxed, you can keep feeling pampered in your fluffy robe. 

Afternoon tea

Nothing says elegance quite like afternoon tea. Served daily in the Clocktower Brasserie’s stunning conservatory, take in the garden views whilst choosing from a delicious selection of sandwiches and freshly baked desserts.

With its infinity hydrotherapy pool, garden saunas and lounging areas dotted amongst the trees and shrubs, Rudding Park’s Roof Top Spa and Garden really has the wow-factor. But because it’s more exclusive, guests are given set times to use this spectacular space. 

Usually, guests enjoying a spa break or day package, or those who’ve booked into one of the hotel’s spa rooms or suites, will have time included in their itinerary to use the Roof Top Spa and  Garden. All room types have access to the ground floor indoor swimming pool, juniper log sauna and bucket shower and upgrades to use the Roof Top Spa and  Garden are available, subject to availability.

Yes. On the ground floor of the spa complex, the 17m indoor pool features natural spring water from the grounds at Rudding Park filtered through an ultraviolet system to provide crystal clear bathing water. But head upstairs to the swanky Roof Top Spa and Garden and there’s a fabulous indoor-outdoor infinity pool to soak in. Sink back into sheer bliss as you’re gently pummelled from head to toe.

Yes, Rudding Park has accommodation for you to extend your spa day into a spa break! Each room has a comfortable, spacious feel which is perfect for individuals and couples.  You could even choose a spa room where you will have access to your very own steam room, sauna or spa bath.

Can’t wait to unpack your wheelie suitcase? You can check in to Rudding Park from 3pm, while the check-out time is prior to 11am.

Children under 16 are not permitted to use the adults-only Roof Top Spa and Garden. But the Rudding Park Hotel itself has lots to do for little ones. They can splash in the indoor pool on the ground floor of the spa complex between 9.30am and 10.30am and 4.30pm and 6pm. Children under 16 can play golf, as long as they’re accompanied by an adult. And chances are they’ll love the hotel’s own cinema, which can be hired for exclusive screenings. And when it’s time to wind down for the night, the hotel provides family-size rooms with bunk beds or interconnecting rooms.

Pets are not currently welcome at Rudding Park.

Yes, Rudding Park has two. There’s the 18-hole Hawtree Course or the six-hole Repton Short Course, both of which were designed by Open Championship golf course architect, Martin Hawtree with novice and experienced golfers in mind. You’ll also find simulator bays and touch-screen TrackMan driving bays if you wish to perfect your swing.

You don't have to be a member, everyone is welcome and you can book tee times  in advance online. 

No, you don’t. Rudding Park welcomes golfers of all abilities and proactively encourages everyone to try the sport. The 18-hole course takes around four hours and 30 minutes to complete. Don’t think you’ll have time amid all the pampering you’re planning?The Repton 6 Hole Short Course can be played in 45 minutes to an hour.