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 Gables Hotel near Bristol and The George Hotel and The Cathedral Hotel in Lichfield.