Gravetye Manor
This award-winning 17-bedroom, country house hotel and Michelin-starred restaurant is looking for passionate hospitality professionals who want to kick-start their careers
An independent company Gravetye Manor is a quintessential Elizabethan manor house, located within 1,000 acres of stunning Sussex countryside. Under new ownership, the four-red-
star-hotel, Michelin-starred restaurant and world-renowned garden have recently undergone an extensive multi-million-pound renovation. Gravetye is independently owned and
therefore has been able to retain its unique charm and ‘home-from-home’ atmosphere, helping to differentiate it in a highly competitive market. The hotel has a long history (since 1958) of providing some of the very best in country house hospitality and service, and this commitment continues, thanks to the Gravetye ‘family’ of around 65 employees. The hotel is a proud member of the
highly prestigious Pride of Britain Hotels group, as well as Relais & Châteaux.
Hotel of the year Gravetye has gone from strength to strength in recent years and now has
a bulging trophy cabinet. Most recently, it was awarded Hotel of the Year (Independent) at The Caterer’s very own industry awards, the Cateys 2015. In 2014, the hotel won the Condé Nast Johansens award for Best Countryside Hotel, as well as AA Hotel of the Year, England for 2013-14. The recent successes are testament to the fantastic team Andrew Thomason, managing director, has assembled over the years at Gravetye. The hotel is looking to continue this success and is always looking for highly motivated hospitality professionals with a passion for providing the very best country house experience.
Your career starts here Gravetye can offer professionals a fantastic entry point into the rewarding hospitality industry and will provide the right candidate with a comprehensive training and development programme. Kitchen apprenticeships can also
be arranged, and our newly Michelin- starred restaurant is an excellent place to start a career.
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