Rorrington Hall is located in the hamlet of Rorrington deep in the Shropshire countryside which stands in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is a small Family run business. The Hall is set in it's own grounds and guests are invited to stroll or sit in the garden and there is a large private car park to the side of the house.

Retreat from the traffic and noise of busy life and find peace and quiet here at Rorrington Hall. The absence of bright lights around us gives our guests, on a clear night, a deep sky full of stars to view and if you’re lucky many shooting stars. We welcome all our guests with a pot of tea and Welsh cakes on arrival to refresh you after your journey.

Locally there are a multitude of walks over the hills such as the Stiperstones and Long Mynd as well as sections of Offas Dyke and Glydwr's Way. Powys Castle and Gardens and Attingham Park are local National Trust properties to visit. Boats trips are available from Shrewsbury on the River Severn. There are three 18 hole golf courses in the Welshpool area. Snowdonia National Park can be reached within an hour and Ironbridge within 45 minutes. For the steam rail enthusiast trips can be taken on the delightful Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway and the Severn Valley Railway. For gardeners a visit to the internationally renown Dingle Nurseries and Garden in Welshpool would be a must. It is only a short trip to Craven Arms to vivist English Heritage's Stokesay Castle, one of the finest surviving fortified Manor Houses in England together with its wonderful tea shop. There are also many small towns such as Montgomery, Ludlow and Church Stretton to explore.