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Burns Night Evenings

Celebrate Scotland's most loved bard at Moor Hall Hotel & Spa

Burns Night at Moor Hall piper in room

Burns Night Evenings

Celebrate the birthday of Scotland’s most loved bard at 4* Moor Hall Hotel & Spa in Sutton Coldfield. 

The evening includes all that is best from the north of the border: a traditional piper to escort the haggis, a delicious four course dinner with a Scottish flavour and dancing to an authentic ceilidh band. We have been hosting this event for over 10 years!

Dates: Friday 24th & Saturday 25th January 2025
Arrival time: 7pm
Price: £49 per person on Friday, £55 per person on Saturday
Dress code: Dress to impress! Think tartan, kilts and sparkly dresses!

Stay Overnight

Stay overnight from £249 per couple. Includes 2 tickets to the event, an overnight stay with access to the spa facilities and full English breakfast. If you are staying the night and would like to use the pool facilities please remember to book your pool slot at the spa reception. 

Book online or contact our events team on 0121 308 3751 or email [email protected]

Please note that parties of fewer than 8 may be seated at large tables with other guests. All payments are non-transferable and non-refundable. Over 16s only.

Who Was Robert Burns?

Born on 25 January 1759, Robert ‘Rabbie’ Burns is the best loved Scottish poet, admired not only for his verse and great love-songs, but also for his character, high spirits, ‘kirk-defying’, hard drinking and womanising!

Burns contributed over 300 songs, many of his own composition, and others based on older verses for the Scots Musical Museum.

Burns died aged 37 of rheumatic fever which he contracted after falling asleep at the roadside (after a particularly vigorous dinking session) in pouring rain. The last of Burns’ children was actually born during his funeral service.

Burns will never be forgotten as his poems and songs are still as popular in Scotland as they were when first written.

Robert Burns by Alexander Nasmyth from the National Gallery of Scotland

About Burns Night?

Burns Night is a great occasion when many dinners dedicated to his memory are held all over the world. The ritual of the Burns Supper was started by close friends of Robert Burns a few years after his death and the format remains largely unchanged today, beginning with the chairman of the Supper inviting the assembled company to welcome the haggis.

The poem  ‘To a Haggis’ is recited and the haggis is then toasted with a glass of whisky.

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Terms & Conditions

Please note that parties of fewer than 8 may be seated at large tables with other guests. 
All payments are non-transferable and non-refundable.
Over 16s only.
If staying overnight, check in is from 3pm and check out is 11am
Guests have access to the leisure facilities between check in and check out*

*Please be aware that if you are staying at the hotel and wish to use the pool (including spa bath, sauna and steam room) during your stay at our peak times of Friday, Saturday & Sunday afternoons from 3pm and Sunday mornings from 9am to 12pm you will be required to book a timeslot. Timeslots are used to control the number of guests in the pool area so it doesn't become overcrowded. If you are planning to use the pool outside of these times, there is no need to book a timeslot. Please contact the spa to book your timeslot for your stay at [email protected]

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