Stay With Us
Stay in The Manor House
Stay in Soulton Hall to fully unlock Old Sir Rowland’s elite Renaissance Games.
The building now called Soulton Hall (and thought of as the manor house in modern minds) is actually the corps de logis, or elite accommodation block, of Old Sir Rowland’s 1550s palace complex.
Rooms here were reserved for his eight most important guests, and only by staying in this building can you properly unlock some of the clever renaissance games he is still inviting us to play.
Book Your Stay
The Manor House Facilities
Stay in Soulton Hall and experience secrets only revealed by Sunlight & Time.
The bedrooms in Soulton Hall have original 1550s features such as stone mullioned windows, oak floorboards, a secret door, Old Sir Rowland’s wood panelling, art from the 17th and 18th centuries, a special view of the As You Like It Wood and the Dancing Pavement or a fourposter bed. Access the house late in the evening and at dawn shows you light tricks with the sun built into the house not visible to day visitors.
Access to the As You Like It wood and landscape
WiFi Internet
Tea & Coffee
Telephone
TV / Radio
Washing Facilities
Hair Dryer
Book Your Stay
Quotes
“Be truly welcome hither.”
– As You Like It, William Shakespeare
Featured Article
Secret Codes & Elizabethan Enigmas: Unravelling the Link Between Soulton & Tresham’s Coded Mansions!
“there they live likethe old Robin Hood of England..and fleet the time carelessly, as they did in the golden world.” The dangerous statecraft and literary pursuits of Old Sir Rowland had many remarkable outputs, one of which was pioneering architecture, which connects to other coded buildings, such Lyveden New Build and Rushton Triangular Lodge. Learn how these famous buildings relate to each other.
Read More
Stay With Us
If you’d like to be our guest, please click below to book your stay or get in touch.
Book Your StayGet In Touch