Ettington Park Hotel
A Victorian Gothic hotel with a ruined church in the grounds — guests report children's voices, a lady on the staircase, and doors that open by themselves.

History & haunting lore
Ettington Park Hotel is a Victorian Gothic mansion near Stratford-upon-Avon, built for the Shirley family on a site occupied since the Domesday Book. A ruined Norman church sits within the hotel grounds, adding to the historic atmosphere.
Guest and staff reports include children's voices in empty corridors, a lady in grey on the main staircase, doors opening by themselves, and taps turning on in unoccupied rooms. The ruined church generates its own accounts of figures at the windows. The hotel acknowledges its haunted reputation in its marketing.
The hotel operates year-round as a country house hotel with restaurant, spa, and event spaces. The grounds and ruined church can be explored by guests. Book directly for room preferences near reported activity areas.
Current site status
Operating country house hotel with restaurant, spa, and event facilities open year-round. Guests can explore the grounds and ruined church. Advance booking recommended, especially for weekends and seasonal events. The building has listed features with uneven corridors and period staircases.
Activity at Ettington Park Hotel
Field notes and sightings tagged to this haunt.