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The vast Farncombe Estate gives hospitality new starters the space to roam across a range of careers before choosing their specialty


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panning 600 acres of hillside, above the Cotswolds village of Broadway, sits


Farncombe Estate, a countryside getaway designed to rest and restore body and mind. The estate is home to three luxurious and award-winning hotels: Dormy House Hotel and Spa, Foxhill Manor and The Fish. Our guests experience the best in laid-back luxury and we tailor each stay to ensure this. Family retreats, dog-friendly holidays, serene spa breaks, rustic getaways to the fresh air, lavish group celebrations – we offer it all, here on the hill. At Farncombe, our aim is simple: we want to be the most memorable hill in the world for both our guests and our team. Whether you join Farncombe to start a career in luxury hospitality management or want to spend time learning from our chefs leading our highly awarded kitchens, you can be sure you’ll look back and cherish your time here for many years to come. We are a family-run business and people are at the heart of what we do, so you can be sure of a warm welcome, a desire to help you reach your potential, a genuine thoughtfulness towards your wellbeing and a nurturing approach to help you grow as you work with us. We are members of the Hoteliers’ Charter, and so we have a commitment to providing a workplace environment built on the foundations of respect, fairness, equality, diversity and opportunity; and to placing colleagues’ wellness and career development at our core. Careers at Farncombe can follow all kinds of


pathways within hospitality and we’ll work with you to design your very own journey. You might want to gain a holistic view of what a hotel


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