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Exclusive Hotels and Venues


A family-owned collection of six country house hotels offering exciting and diverse job opportunities


The company Exclusive Hotels and Venues is a family- owned collection of six individual and characterful country house hotels and venues situated across the south of England. Offering every imaginable leisure, wedding, meeting and training requirement and more, they are all situated in beautiful locations and surrounded by acres of stunning countryside and gardens. With 700 permanent employees


across our business, we are surrounded by a wealth of talented and passionate people. Our vision and values reflect our commitment to both our guests and our teams, encouraging innovative guest service within an exciting and diverse industry. Joining the Exclusive family could mean gaining exposure to a variety of roles across our Michelin-starred restaurants, award-winning spa facilities and elegantly designed bedrooms.


74 A career within Exclusive Hotels


and Venues will open the doors to a wide variety of roles, ranging from spa therapist to maintenance engineer, from gardener to golf assistant, from chef to housekeeper or from accountant to receptionist. Only through all of these diverse disciplines working together can we consistently deliver amazing experiences to our guests. From our restaurants to our rooms,


we always strive to be the absolute best we can be.


Ongoing development Our people are at the heart of the outstanding service we deliver to our guests, so it goes without saying that their personal development is a key priority. Equipping our people with industry-related skills and knowledge is an everyday occurrence for us and so every team member has the opportunity to taste and be involved in


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