
Middlethorpe Hall is a William III country house just two miles from York's city centre, yet is set in 20 acres of its own beautiful gardens and parkland - the best of both city and country. Built in 1699, it was once the home of the famous diarist, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, and today it is renowned for its excellent food, luxurious accommodation and boutique Spa.
Middlethorpe Hall and its Spa have reopened, following the UK Government's roadmap out of lockdown. We are delighted to be welcoming back our returning guests and loyal staff, who have been on furlough leave. Look out for the special seasonal offers to enjoy and experience quintessential country house living once we reopen.
Middlethorpe Hall and its Spa have reopened, following the UK Government's roadmap out of lockdown. We are delighted to be welcoming back our returning guests and loyal staff, who have been on furlough leave. Look out for the special seasonal offers to enjoy and experience quintessential country house living once we reopen.
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Hotel & Gardens Map
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Middlethorpe Hall has achieved a graceful transition from country house to first-class hotel without losing its character. The restoration, conservation and conversion into a country house hotel has been carried out to exacting and historically accurate standards.
It has been elegantly decorated in the manner of the 18th Century and furnished with antiques and fine paintings, so that its look and ambiance is that of a well-kept, well-furnished private manor house rather than a 29 bedroom Hotel (ten rooms and suites in the house, and nineteen in the adjacent 18th Century courtyard).
It has been elegantly decorated in the manner of the 18th Century and furnished with antiques and fine paintings, so that its look and ambiance is that of a well-kept, well-furnished private manor house rather than a 29 bedroom Hotel (ten rooms and suites in the house, and nineteen in the adjacent 18th Century courtyard).
The Gardens
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Middlethorpe is a plantsman's garden full of unusual and interesting treasures scattered throughout a maze of small gardens. The gardens have been extensively restored and replanted since the property was acquired in 1980. There are many specimen trees, including a Cedar al Lebanon on the main lawn, a mature Red Oak in the Spring Garden, and a Turkey Oak all of which remain from the original garden.
Accommodation
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Middlethorpe Hall is known for its comfortable, luxurious atmosphere and the 29 guest rooms and suites in the main house and Courtyard are no exception. We have taken the best advice to ensure everything is in place for your visit that will be as safe as it will be comfortable and enjoyable. Located on the first floor, our main house suites have large sash windows with views over the south lawn and gardens.
Cottage Suite & Garden Suite
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Families
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Middlethorpe Hall welcomes families with children over the age of 6 years in the hotel and over the age of 8 years in the Spa at specified swimming times. In the Courtyard, a superior twin room is inter-connectable with a superior double room through a private corridor. The Cottage and Garden Suites may also offer a greater degree of privacy and have their own private garden.
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