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Carden Park, one of the UK’s leading spa and golf retreats located near Chester, has been voted 4th best hotel in the UK by readers of the Daily Telegraph in the paper’s 2007 Travel Awards.
It’s a major honour for Carden Park, which finished higher than any other hotel in the North of England and follows the recent completion of a major £5m refurbishment.
Over 30,000 Daily Telegraph readers voted in the awards which saw Carden Park in a Top 10 that also included another De Vere Deluxe hotel, The Grand in Brighton.
If you want to get away from it all, relax and eat good food, Redmond’s is the perfect escape. Tucked away in 750 acres of Carden Park in the beautiful Cheshire countryside, Redmond’s restaurant has been lovingly restored and re-launched to bring a new dining experience to the North West.
Set to be the destination restaurant in the North West for 2008, Redmond’s is not a regular restaurant - here, food is an experience. Indulge in the chocolate fountain, create a bespoke cocktail or enjoy a cheese tasting session. With an open kitchen theatre, Redmond’s guests are encouraged to talk to the chefs, to watch them cooking, to have an interactive and memorable dining experience.
Welcoming yet lavish in design, the restaurant exudes a sense of opulence with soft carpets, heavy curtains and antique artefacts. Set on several tiers, there are areas to suit every occasion. Reserve an intimate booth for a romantic evening, choose the light and airy conservatory for family Sunday lunches, or a chandelier-lit table for dining with friends.
De Vere Carden Park is honoured to have won the prestigious Business Tourism Award of the Year, following the completion of its dramatic refurbishment.
The award was short listed to three candidates before Carden Park was announced as the winner at the annual awards ceremony at Chester Race Course on Friday 8th June.
One of the world’s leading golf and leisure retreats, the hotel, set in 750 acres of beautiful countryside excelled over all other organisations entered from the business tourism industry, which included exhibition centres, convention hotels, country house properties and conference and banqueting venues.