Originally constructed in the 1500s, Moor Hall served as the residence of Bishop Vesey, a host to frequent royal gatherings. Rebuilt in the 1800s, the current Moor Hall was established in 1903 by Colonel Ansell of brewing renown, who lived here with his family and a staff of ten.

In 1961, Michael Webb acquired Moor Hall with a vision alongside a friend, recognising Sutton Coldfield’s need for a venue offering late-night entertainment. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Moor Hall became celebrated for its lively dancing and vibrant social scene.

From its origins as a gentleman’s residence with just 19 rooms, Moor Hall has evolved into the cherished family owned 4-star country house hotel that it is today.

4-star Country House Hotel

The hotel now features 83 bedrooms, two distinctive restaurants, a welcoming bar, a rejuvenating spa and leisure club and versatile meeting and event spaces. The grounds boast a historic sunken garden and tranquil woodlands, offering guests a serene escape.​

Whether you’re visiting for a spa day, an overnight stay, a meeting, dining or celebrating a special occasion we look forward to welcoming you to Moor Hall very soon.

Our History

Moor Hall has a long and colourful history dating back to the 1600s when Bishop Vesey owned Moor Hall and entertained royalty here.

Webb Group

Moor Hall Hotel & Spa is part of a small group of hotels owned by the Webb family. The other properties in our group are The George Hotel and The Cathedral Hotel in Lichfield.