New Ownership and General Manager for The Rutland Hotel

25th March 2019

The Rutland Hotel in Sheffield came under new ownership in October 2017, over the last 12 months the hotel has gone through a refurbishment process which continues into 2019.

  In January this year, Ricky Horan was appointed General Manager of The Rutland Hotel.   Ricky was previously GM at the Earl of Doncaster for 6 years and joins the Rutland with a wealth of experience.  Since Ricky's arrival we have launched BAR 452, located in the bar and restaurant area, new menus, from our awarding winning breakfast, afternoon teas, Sunday lunches and sumptuous dinners.   We recently published our 2019 Calendar of Events that includes Mother's Day Sunday Lunch, Easter Afternoon Tea, Taster Experience (4 course meal), Gin Tasting Experience & BBQ and The family Dining Experience (Wizard Show & 3 Course Meal).   The Rutland Hotel offers a blend of Victorian character and modern style. We are an independent hotel with 63 bedrooms consisting of singles, doubles, twin and suites.  There are 3 versatile function rooms and a welcoming restaurant and conservatory with leads on to our private garden area.   We hold a number of functions from meetings, conferences, staff events, wakes, weddings and birthdays to name but a few.   If you have any queries or wish to contact us directly please do not hesitate to do so or our events team events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com or reservations@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com

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