On my recent stay at Rectory Court, I found excellent staff, good food and comfortable surroundings.C D(Respite Resident/Service User)
Having visited many care homes, Rectory Court significantly surpasses all the others.J G(Son of Resident/Service User)
All staff are extremely caring and thoughtful. The atmosphere as soon as you enter is welcoming.Madeleine H(Stepdaughter of Resident/Service User)
On my recent stay at Rectory Court, I found excellent staff, good food and comfortable surroundings.C D(Respite Resident/Service User)
Having visited many care homes, Rectory Court significantly surpasses all the others.J G(Son of Resident/Service User)
All staff are extremely caring and thoughtful. The atmosphere as soon as you enter is welcoming.Madeleine H(Stepdaughter of Resident/Service User)
Rectory Court is a luxury residential care home in Blackheath, London, providing the highest standard of 24-hour residential care in elegant and welcoming surroundings. As part of Cinnamon Care Collection, recognised by carehome.co.uk as a Top 20 Care Home Group since 2018, Rectory Court combines compassionate, person-centred care with comfortable, thoughtfully designed surroundings.
The home offers long-term residential care and short-term respite and, convalescent car. The team is committed to delivering...
Fees are subject to an assessment and availability.
The price(s) shown are provided by the care home. Contact Rectory Court Care Home for full pricing details and T&Cs.
Contact Rectory Court Care Home to confirm what's included and get a personalised quote:
Rectory Court Care Home has a Review Score of 9.9 (9.928) out of 10, based on 21 reviews in the last 2 years.
Over all time Rectory Court Care Home has 76 reviews.
My mother was very comfortable and very well looked after during her respite stay at Rectory Court. She particularly enjoyed the food. We could relax while we were on holiday knowing that she was in kind, capable hands.
The whole process of moving my father in, from my initial guided tour of the home to his warm welcome three weeks later, was smooth and uncomplicated. He has settled in very quickly and made new friends already in the first week. The level of care is superb, the accommodation is first-rate and the food is excellent.
The staff at Rectory Court are excellent. Everything is done with kind consideration. They encourage independence with gentle persuasion while always there for support.
Relations had thoroughly checked out and met others who had been here previously; that considering my unmedical needs physically and personally, here would be very suitable for my needs at that time. I did not know this place previously but knew the area well having taught in the district as a very young teacher years ago. I was not disappointed all my needs for health and welfare were provided for.
After hospital care I came to Rectory Court for respite. stayed for 6 weeks and it has helped me a great deal to get strong enough to go home. I have had my physio twice a week since I have been here and it has helped me. I have found everyone kind and helpful. I would recommend my friends to come here if they need care.
My mum had a short respite stay here. She was made extremely welcome and was very impressed with the high quality of everything. The care was excellent and my mother was very happy. She will certainly come again and hopes they have a spare room for her. Covid restrictions were handled carefully and sensitively and she was able to have visitors. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind comments. We are so pleased you chose Rectory Court and we are looking forward to welcoming mum back in the near future.
I enjoy living at Rectory Court. I enjoy the garden especially in Summer when we have events. I am also able to get the audio library books delivered every month and they come in a van and you can go and choose the books. I was able to bring my own furniture and lights for my room and my room feels like home. I always tell my friends how great Rectory Court is.
Thank you for taking the time to write a review, we are delighted you are so happy at Rectory Court.
My father was very happy with Rectory Court, in all aspects - he felt respected and very well treated, enjoyed the food options, had an excellent room as well as good common areas and a lovely garden to stroll in. Visitor facilities were also very good, albeit with the Covid restrictions.
Thank you for taking the time to review Rectory Court, we are delighted your father had an excellent stay with us.
The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming. They are as helpful as they can be and they are like best friends to me.
Thank you so much for your review, that is great to hear that you feel so happy at Rectory Court, the team work really hard and really appreciate your comments.
I thoroughly enjoyed the variety of activities and found the experience interesting and friendly.
This was the second occasion I have stayed for respite and I have been extremely impressed.
We couldn't have chosen better respite care for mum. Very happy.
I saw her shine for the first time in many months.
I highly recommend Rectory Court.
It's a lovely place, its worth the money. Good food and friendly helpful staff.
We are delighted that the short stay with us was so successful. We look forward to welcoming you again in 2019.
My step mother is staying with you and her care is exceptional. All staff are extremely caring and thoughtful. The atmosphere as soon as you enter is welcoming. This sets the tone for the whole home. I cannot recommend this home highly enough.
The physical surroundings are very attractive and comfortable. The staff are outstandingly good - unfailingly pleasant and caring and act without waiting to be asked. I think the competent, courteous management very much contributes to the pleasant atmosphere and kindness of the residents.
This was the second time that my nephew had stayed at Rectory Court for respite care. Throughout, he was given an exemplary care in difficult circumstances as (following a stroke) he had almost no cognitive abilities. But he really enjoyed the excellent food!! Unfortunately, he collapsed and died suddenly one night during his stay. Everything possible was done to help both him and us. Thank you for your kind and lovely care.
My mother was extremely well looked after. The home is more like a hotel than an institutional home and the residents are treated like people. The staff take the trouble to find out the interests of the residents and try to build a variety of activities around their interests. They even organised some members of a bridge club to come for an afternoon to play bridge, knowing that one one of my mother's real interests, even though she was only in for 12 days respite care while I went away. Mealtimes are sociable with residents going down to the dining rooms to eat, this is a good opportunity for residents to get to know each other.
My mother is not yet frail enough to need to be in a home but she enjoyed her time there and said that she would happily go again if I wanted to go away on holiday. This takes a tremendous weight off my shoulders. Thank you to all the staff for being so friendly, welcoming and making her feel part of the community.
Good care and a good place to stay. Staff are very good.
We rate most services according to how safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led they are, using four levels:
Please contact us for latest vacancies.
We are looking forward to our Hip and Knee Pain Talk at Rectory Court. Please let us know if you wish to come along.
We are proud to be hosting an Audience with Louis Alexander. Adventurer and World Record Holder. Join us on Thursday 17th September to learn more about his experiences and challenges....
We are proud to announce that on Tuesday 18th August we have Mr Pranab Sinha (Consultant Hip & Knee Surgeon) from The Blackheath Hospital coming along to Rectory Court to...
There are no accreditations posted yet for Rectory Court Care Home.
I am the General Manager of Rectory Court, and as such, I have the overall responsibility of the home with the support of my team. My role can vary from day to day, and no two days are ever the same.
My experience:I have been working in the care industry for over 30 years, starting as a care assistant, then going back to further education to become a manager first for Suffolk County Council and then into the private sector. I have a passion for Dementia care and hold an advanced Dementia training qualification. In addition, I have a Dementia mapping qualification, which I undertook with Bradford University.
About me:I am 55 and have been married for over 30 years to Adrian, a teacher. I have two sons, Tim and Tom, both currently studying at university. I am a highly competitive person who likes to succeed. I love to shop and find a bargain!
What I do:
I oversee the running of Leah Lodge alongside the Manager. It's our ethos to make it a family-feeling home where everybody is welcome.My Experience:
I have been a Registered Nurse since the late 1990's with a varied experience in elderly care, which covers Clinical Nursing in a 300-bed hospital, Occupational Nursing, Private Nursing and Nurse Manager roles.
I have been with Cinnamon for 5 years now in a Care Services Manager/ Deputy Manager role, which allows me to make a difference to the people we care for and work with.About Me:
I have been happily married for 24 years and have two beautiful daughters. Reading is the best form of relaxation for me, and my happiest time is when I explore new places and foods with my family.
What I Do:
I am the Home Admissions Advisor for both Leah Lodge and Rectory Court Care Homes.
I help families and potential residents through their journey of considering a care home for their loved ones. I consider it a privilege to be able to advise people on such a difficult and emotional journey.
My Experience:
I have worked in the luxury care sector since 2015. My role is a varied and enjoyable one. I am one of the lucky people who genuinely loves what I do.
Previous to this, I was an estate agent, working my way up from Accounts Assistant to Sales & Lettings Branch Manager after I left University.
About Me:
I am originally from the Wirral, and I moved to London with my husband in 2015 as he had a promotion and was asked to relocate. We have created a lovely life here. We now have two young children who keep us busy most of the time.
I enjoy going on holiday and socialising with friends whenever I get the chance.
What I do:
As the Lead Wellbeing & Lifestyle Coordinator at Rectory Court, I create weekly schedules focused on physical wellbeing, mental stimulation and social engagement. I organise a variety of activities, such as group exercises, music sessions, arts & crafts workshops and lot of interesting social events. Apart from activities inside the home, I organise trips out and visits outside into the community. All is aimed to bring our Residents joy and fun. Our program is based on the Residents interests so everyone can find something to enrich their lives, enabling the feeling of belonging and being valued.
My experience:
I studied at a Music Grammar School and I also hold a degree in Social Work & Social Pedagogy, which I studied in Prague. I mostly worked with children and young adults with behavioural difficulties and I aimed to improve their lives, supporting them through the challenges of living in group homes.
I have been working for Cinnamon Care Collection since 2016 and have been using all my experience and passion for helping people to create a good life for our Residents.
About me:
I am a people person and I love spending time with my family, my partner and friends. I love music; I play piano and sing so I created a community choir at Rectory Court for people who share the love of music.
In my spare time, I also like going out to concerts and West End shows. I like travelling and learning languages and I practise yoga every week.
I’m the head chef here at Rectory Court. I started as a 2nd chef and was delighted to become Head Chef; my role now is to work closely with my team and all our residents to provide a nutritional and healthy menu with the odd treat. I liaise with our residents to find out their likes and dislikes and provide an alternative meal of their choice if they wish. My team will always aim to please and provide a good dining experience.
My Experience:I have many years of experience working in catering and have enjoyed every moment, learning new things all the time. I have a BETEC Level 2 in hospitality and catering and an NVQ Level 2 in kitchen services and food safety.
About Me:When I’m not working, I spend time with my three sons and visiting my family, I like socialising with my friends and having a good meal out with somebody else cooking.
What I Do:
As a Hospitality Services Manager, I oversee the operational side of the business, ensuring excellence across maintenance, hospitality, catering, and housekeeping. At Rectory Court and Leah Lodge, I lead these teams with a focus on delivering the highest standard of service for our residents, while upholding Cinnamon's values, standards, and procedures.
My Experience:
I bring extensive experience in customer service and luxury hospitality, having worked with both private households and leading companies in the UK and Sweden. A career highlight was contributing to the Nobel Banquets in Stockholm for three consecutive years—an invaluable opportunity to refine my skills in high-profile event management.Over the years, I've held leadership roles in hotels, Selfridges, and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, and worked closely with high-ranking diplomats, investment institutions, and ISS Facilities at the Cabinet Office Estate, including 10 Downing Street. There, I successfully delivered some of the most prestigious and complex events. My commitment to excellence has been recognised with the GEM Award for consistently going above and beyond—something I strive to achieve in every role.
About Me:
Originally from Poland, I spent several years living and working in Sweden before becoming a proud British citizen—one of the happiest milestones of my life. I'm passionate about travel, great food, and, above all, creating memorable experiences that bring joy to others.
Information on this page is displayed without responsibility for its accuracy on the part of carehome.co.uk. Please contact Rectory Court Care Home to verify any information. View our terms and conditions. Rectory Court Care Home has an Enhanced Service -more info.