Fantastic location for a holiday or quiet retreat
Accommodation in Hall, Youth Centre, cottages, campsite, pods, yurts, huts
Working to minimise our environmental impact
A warm welcome for groups, families and individuals
Rydal Hall
Providing Christian hospitality to everyone regardless of their faith since 1963.
Set in over thirty acres of garden, woodland and natural beauty in the Lake District UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rydal Hall is the ideal venue for retreats, events, activity weekends or just a family holiday. With wonderful views over the Rothay valley and with the Fairfield Horseshoe and Nab Scar as a backdrop, the Hall and its grounds are the perfect place to enjoy this beautiful part of the world.
Rydal Hall offers excellent accommodation, meeting and events facilities with options to suit everyone, including en suite bedrooms in the main Hall, the Bunkhouse, two self-catering cottages and a campsite including three eco pods. With our kitchen team producing delicious home-cooked meals, we can offer a range of catering options to suit each visit.
As well as group bookings, Rydal Hall is also available to accommodate private individuals or families all year round.
Offers
SPECIAL OFFERS
| 2 nights 3 nights 4 nights Dinner, Bed & Breakfast | £140 per person £201 per person £240 per person | |
| February: Monday 10th - Friday 14th Saturday 22nd - Monday 24th Monday 24th - Friday 28th | March: Wednesday 4th - Saturday 7th Saturday 7th - Friday 13th | April: Wednesday 29th - Friday 1st May |
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Events
English Country Dancing with Live Music
Starts: Mon 24th February 2020, 4.00 pm
Ends: Fri 28th February 2020, 10.00 am
From £360pp Full Board
Leaders: Hilary Herbert with musicians Rod & Frances Stradling
This week is for all English Country Dancing enthusiasts. There will be dancing throughout the day and into the evening and...
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Forest Bathing at Rydal Hall Woodlands
21st January 2020
‘Forest bathing’ is a new wellbeing trend, inspired by the Japanese art of ‘Shinrin-yoku’, which literally translates as ‘taking in the forest atmosphere’.
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