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Red Carnation


A family-run, award-winning company that has achieved Corporate Investors in People Gold Award status


The company The Red Carnation Hotel Collection comprises 17 luxurious five- and four- star, award-winning properties, each managed and run by an exceptional team of individuals with a shared passion for hospitality providing excellent levels of service. At the heart of Red Carnation is its


people. Whether these are the guests at the hotels or the staff ensuring they have a memorable experience, this family-run company is deeply committed to looking after every individual. A set of core values creates a solid


foundation for all those that are part of the Red Carnation family and unites all members from the UK, Ireland, Switzerland, South Africa and the USA with the all-embracing philosophy of “no request too large, no detail too small”.


Award-winning company The Red Carnation collection and its employees have a string of awards and


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accolades to their name. Red Carnation has appeared on The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies to Work For list for three consecutive years, and was ranked eighth this year. In addition, in 2013 Red Carnation


was named Best Student Placement Provider in the Springboard Awards for Excellence and was awarded Small Hotel Group of the Year at the AA Hospitality Awards in the same year.


Training Every staff member is given the necessary training and development to ensure they reach their full potential and excel in everything they do. Red Carnation has achieved


Corporate Investors in People Gold Award status, a testimony to the quality of the training programme for all staff members and recognition of a working environment characterised by growth, innovation and triumph.


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