Exclusive Hotels and Venues


Your role could rotate through all these country house hotels, gathering experience along the way


Exclusive Hotels and Venues is a family- owned collection of four country house hotels, two venues, one golf club and a pub across the south of England. Each property is situated in a beautiful location, surrounded by acres of stunning countryside and gardens, offering every imaginable leisure, wedding, meeting and training requirement and more. With 750 permanent employees, 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.


Ongoing development Our people are at the heart of the outstanding service we deliver to our guests, so it goes without saying that 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 experience and be involved in our in-house training.


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“Each property is situated in a beautiful location, surrounded by acres of stunning countryside and gardens”


Build your career Exclusive Chefs’ Academy Our two-year programme is aimed at commis chefs with at least one year of experience (preferable). The academy has been designed to equip you with the skills and experience needed to take you from commis to chef de partie. Our aim is to see people grow, which


is vital to our business success and paramount to the profession. You will spend one year in one of our selected properties and move to another on your second. You will also have the opportunities to travel around the business to support the kitchens with special events throughout the year.


Exclusive Ambitions Our graduate programme is targeted at our future leaders and sets the


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