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Bed and Breakfast in Rutland, England.
Rutland is a tiny county consisting of two towns, Oakham and Uppingham and can be found in the East Midlands next to Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. It’s motto “ Multum in Parvo” means so much in so little which is fitting when you consider it is just 20 miles across but within it’s boundaries there are more than 50 villages many of which are quintessentially English.
There are several historic attractions in and around Rutland. Stately homes such as Burghley House, Belvoir Castle and Rockingham Castle are open to visitors as is the 400 year old Uppingham School; the ancient castle at Oakham and Bishops Palace at Lyddington are all worth a visit.
There are countless pubs, hotels and restaurants full of character and charm where a warm welcome is the rule rather than the exception.
Bed and Breakfast in Rutland
Aberystwyth
Belgrave House
Andreas
Ballathona Farm
Clipsham
Beech House
Edmondthorpe
Stoneycroft House
Empingham
The White Horse Inn
Grange-Over-Sands
Beech Hill House B & B
King Cross
Anthea Makedonia
Oakham
Kirkee House
Nick's Restaurant At Lord Nelson's House
Stretton
Ram Jam Inn
Uppingham
The Lake Isle
Wing
Kings Arms Inn & Restaurant
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