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Brownsover Hall Hotel
Rugby, England, United Kingdom · Independent · Near Luxury
Forty-eight bedrooms fill a Grade II Gothic Revival hall at Brownsover, outside Rugby, raised around 1859 for Sir John Ward Boughton Leigh. Scotts restaurant occupies the converted chapel. You sleep in Warwickshire parkland, then drive into town.
- 48 rooms
- Neighborhood: Brownsover
- Architect: George Gilbert Scott & George Gilbert Scott the Younger
About Brownsover Hall Hotel
- Brownsover Hall is a Grade II listed Gothic Revival country house with about 48 bedrooms, built around 1859 for Sir John Ward Boughton Leigh.
- Scotts restaurant sits in the converted chapel. The house stands in parkland at Brownsover, on the edge of Rugby, Warwickshire.
History
Brownsover Hall: Grade II Gothic Revival country house of about 48 bedrooms, built around 1859 for Sir John Ward Boughton Leigh, Scotts in the chapel.
The setting
Brownsover, Rugby, Warwickshire, a parkland hall.
Restaurants and bars
- Scotts Brasserie — Restaurant
- Boughton's Tearoom — Café
- Scotts — Restaurant
- Franks Bar — Bar
Experiences
- Garden exploration — Gardens full of nooks, crannies and secret spots; keep an eye out for the muntjac deer in residence.
Amenities
- Licensed wedding spaces
- Exclusive wedding rates for guests
- gardens full of nooks, crannies and secret spots
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