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Win a night of Romance

WIN the romantic night of your dreamsJanuary 24, 2012

The high point of 2011, for the romantics among us, was surely William and Catherine’s wonderful wedding in Westminster Cathedral. And the story of how he proposed, after flying her in a helicopter to a remote and inaccessible lake, overlooked by the dramatic snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya, takes some beating. So, we have a challenge [...] Read more...
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Hotel 41 at Christmas

Euphoric moments at The Rubens Resort!November 18, 2011

The Red Carnation Marketing team were taken in a journey to discover ‘Euphoria’ at The Rubens, 41 and bbar! Read more...
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The Lakes of Snowdon

Three Peaks for CharitySeptember 30, 2011

On Friday 16th September Suzie Wotton, Vice President of Marketing for Red Carnation Hotels, took on the challenge to complete the Three Peaks Challenge to raise money for Hospitality Action with three of her colleagues. Read more...
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Levar the woolly monkey

Monkeying around in DorsetAugust 5, 2011

There’s no shortage of rewarding things to see and do around Summer Lodge, but General Manager Charles Lotter highlights one the most remarkable – Monkey World. This globally respected ape rescue centre makes a fantastic day out for all the family. Read more...
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A view from Guernsey

A few miles from France and way out of the ordinaryJune 17, 2011

Worried that the world is turning into one depressingly homogenous and bland global village where local traditions and cultural differences are rapidly disappearing? Escape to the Old Government House on Guernsey, and discover a community where time stands still and eccentricity, parochialism and individuality are still celebrated in their own quiet and unassuming way. Read more...
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Kids

Calling all kidsJune 3, 2011

“I’m bored” is the last thing any parent wants to hear over the long August holidays. Best advice? Head for London – there’s a host of events and attractions sure to keep the kids amused for hours. Malcolm Hendry, General Manager of the Rubens at the Palace, picks a handful of the best. Read more...
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Durdle Door, Dorset

Top 10 most awesome sights along the Jurassic CoastMay 27, 2011

The Jurassic Coast is England’s first natural World Heritage Site, but at 95 miles long you’d struggle to explore it all in a couple of days. Charles Lotter, General Manager of Summer Lodge, picks out ten of the very best bits – so get your walking boots on and your fossil hunting hammer out for some unforgettable geological adventures! Read more...
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Shell Beach on Herm

Two tiny islands, in a world of their ownMay 20, 2011

Looking out across the sea from the Old Government House you get a great view of the tiny islands of Sark and Herm. They’re both lovely and inviting, but what would you do there? General Manager Andrew Chantrell gives you his top tips. Read more...
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The Conservatory at Summer Lodge

A taste for Spring in deepest DorsetMarch 25, 2011

Spring has officially started (March 20th) and Executive Head Chef of Summer Lodge, Steve Titman, is in the process of changing the menus to make the very best of the fresh seasonal produce. He’s got some tantalising taste tips, and shares his signature recipe which is especially good at this time of year. Read more...
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Sommelier

Best Young Sommelier in the World shares secrets of his successNovember 26, 2010

24 year old Clement Robert, Assistant Sommelier of Summer Lodge, has won a series of top competitions this year, culminating in being named Best Young Sommelier in the World. This video gives you an insight into how he prepared for these vintage performances. Read more… Read more...
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