History

The Old Vicarage Boutique hotel, situated in the centre of the historic town of Southwell Nottinghamshire in over an acre of conservation area, was formerly a Vicarage linked to the Local Holy Trinity Church from 1847 to 1946, when it was then sold to the Nottingham County Council who subsequently opened its doors to guests as an old age peoples home and respite care. Sadly for the local community this was closed in 1999. Unfortunately after standing empty for several years, the building went into disrepair but was saved and extensively refurbished by Suzanne Fitzpatrick who bought the property in 2005, in an auction with a dream to turn the very much dilapidated building into something special, which after 2 very long and hard years she did. Bringing to life what is now the beautiful and exclusive Vicarage Boutique Hotel.
The Old Vicarage Boutique Hotel opened its doors to the public for the first time on the 1st May 2009. Bringing Southwell’s first unique hotel and fine dining experience, taking comfort and personal service to new heights. And over the last 6 years, has received astounding reviews and awards for the hotel and intimate weddings, which they hold onsite, and is now being recognised as one of the most exclusive wedding venues in the Midlands including one rosette for the restaurant.
Offering 8 beautiful and individually styled bedrooms, the Vicarage offers pure luxury from details such as Molton Brown products and Royal Doulton cutlery. Each aspect of our events are micro managed by the wonderful Vicarage team whereby they attempt to ensure every detail is taken care of without fail, which includes a full personalised wedding plan. Detail is the Old Vicarage Boutique hotels key to success!