Prices from £215 PN

This Victorian manor is immersed in timeless elegance, but outside, you'll find things are much more relaxed. Kilworth House is known as the only hotel with an outdoor theatre - and it's surely a must-see.

Visit for
The unique outdoor theatre
Be inspired by
The hotel's rich past
Setting
Historic manor estate
Style
Timeless elegance
Accommodation
Rooms
Don't forget
A blanket for when you're enjoying the outdoor theatre on those chillier evenings
Ages 13 or above
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Ages 2-12
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  • Experiences

Waiting for you at Kilworth House...

  1. Facilities

    Accessible facilities
    Children welcome
    Exclusive use
    Fishing
    Gardens
    Helipad
    Meetings
    Restaurant
    Sustainability
    Wedding facilities

  2. King Richard III Visitor Centre

    After the discovery of his long-lost remains in a Leicester car park, the City Council created the King Richard III Visitor Centre. Using 21st-century technology, it tells the fascinating story of the King, revealing one of the greatest archaeological detective stories ever told.

  3. Things to know

    Check in at Kilworth House from 3pm and check out anytime before 11am.

    Book your stay direct to unlock the best available rate, flexible cancellation up to 48 hours prior to arrival, and an indulgent breakfast in the morning.

Getting here

Kilworth House Hotel & Theatre, North Kilworth, Leicestershire, LE17 6JE

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Reservations

0800 089 3929

Enquiries

0185 888 0058
info@kilworthhouse.co.uk

Kilworth House Hotel & Theatre

Kilworth House Hotel & Theatre, North Kilworth, Leicestershire, LE17 6JE

“Kilworth House is a total delight...

perhaps the best-kept secret in British theatre. The hotel, a Grade II listed 19th-century country house, looks fit for visiting royalty. The theatre, tucked away in a secluded area of woodland, is a stylish triumph.”

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