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The interior has some magnificent carved oak doors and panelling, stained glass and fireplaces, although the public bar looks mostly modern. At the side is an attractive patio overlooking a garden running down to the Rothley Brook. It is also surrounded by a large private park with a cricket ground. Open daily from 10-11, and food is served most times. The hotel is about 10 minutes walk from Rothley village.
Historic Interest
This was the Rothley Temple, a 16c manor house where the act for abolition of slavery was drafted. In 1959, the building was converted to a large Post House hotel. It is now in Greene King ownership, acquired with the Old English Inns chain of hotels. The hotel has its own 13c chapel!
Rothley Court Hotel, Rothley