Stay at The Hall - Experience History and Luxury
Allow yourself to be enveloped in timeless luxury and absorb the fascinating stories our 17th-century mansion whispers. The Hall is not a conventional hotel. Instead, we provide a unique opportunity to experience a stay within a national heritage treasure and a historic Grade I-listed Jacobean mansion of significant importance.
Eric
Found on the ground floor of the property, the Eric room was once the working office of Dr Alex Moulton’s staff and has now been transformed into a unique, calm, and comfortable place to stay for a perfect night’s sleep.
The Eric room is inspired by the bravery and heroism of Eric Moulton, the twenty-six-year-old son of John and Alice Moulton, who was shot and fatally wounded following the declaration of war in 1914 between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers. The Eric room uses colours from the Wiltshire Regiment uniform and features an ensuite green tiled shower room, converted from what once was a majestic fireplace.
Historically, the Eric Room served as the kitchen of The Hall. Its high-set windows were intentionally designed to help regulate temperature during cooking by keeping the room cooler. Today, those same 400-year-old leaded stained-glass windows remain a remarkable feature. To preserve and protect them, we’ve installed discreet secondary glazing—both for insulation and to safeguard their fragile, Grade I-listed status.
Facilities
Welcome basket generously stocked with locally sourced goodies.
Tea and coffee facilities with an array of teas, coffee and fresh milk.
Mini refrigerator stocked for your convenience.
Private parking space set within the estate grounds.
Complimentary fibre optic broadband Wi-Fi.
Flat screen smart television.
Towels and bathrobes with fresh linen.
Stay in the Eric Room
The Eric Room at The Hall offers a unique stay within our historic Jacobean mansion. Blending period character with modern comfort, it’s the perfect retreat for guests seeking heritage, tranquillity, and charm. Book your stay today and experience history first-hand.
Kingston
Situated on the second floor of the property, the Kingston room features framed illustrations of the namesake of this captivating space, the Duchess of Kingston, who was notorious for being the first woman to be tried and convicted of bigamy in Great Britain in 1776 and who was a previous resident of The Hall.
A brightly coloured, floral heritage wallpaper wraps around the chamber, providing guests with a gorgeously cosy and feminine feel. Also featured in the Kingston room is a restored carriage trunk from the late 19th century, discovered gathering dust in the servants’ quarters of the house.
The room features 400-year-old leaded stained-glass windows, which remain a remarkable feature. To preserve and protect them, we’ve installed discreet secondary glazing—both for insulation and to safeguard their fragile, Grade I-listed status.
Facilities
Welcome basket generously stocked with locally sourced goodies.
Tea and coffee facilities with an array of teas, coffee and fresh milk.
Mini refrigerator stocked for your convenience.
Private parking space set within the estate grounds.
Complimentary fibre optic broadband Wi-Fi.
Flat screen smart television.
Towels and bathrobes with fresh linen.
Stay in the Kingston Room
The Kingston Room is one of The Hall’s most characterful stays, rich with history and elegant period detail. Overlooking the grounds, it offers a peaceful and memorable retreat within our Jacobean mansion. Reserve your stay and step into centuries of heritage.
Moulton
To stay in the Moulton room, the former private chamber of famed automotive engineer and inventor Alex Moulton, presents a unique opportunity for Moulton aficionados, enveloping oneself in what was once Dr Moulton’s private bedroom.
A dedicated entrance to the Moulton room is decorated with portraits, certificates, and diplomas of the originator of the iconic Moulton Bicycle, a staple of the swinging sixties.
Lovingly restored and reupholstered, Dr Moulton's 7-ft-wide four-poster bed features a beautiful headboard and canopy and a deep, hand-tufted, luxurious mattress for the perfect night’s sleep. It presents guests with a truly memorable experience in a remarkable room.
The room features 400-year-old leaded stained-glass windows, which remain a remarkable feature. To preserve and protect them, we’ve installed discreet secondary glazing—both for insulation and to safeguard their fragile, Grade I-listed status.
Facilities
Welcome basket generously stocked with locally sourced goodies.
Tea and coffee facilities with an array of teas, coffee and fresh milk.
Mini refrigerator stocked for your convenience.
Private parking space set within the estate grounds.
Complimentary fibre optic broadband Wi-Fi.
Flat screen smart television.
Towels and bathrobes with fresh linen.
