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Harbour Hotels N


ow spanning 15 coastal, country and city locations, Harbour Hotels has fast


become one of the UK’s most exciting luxury lifestyle hotel groups. Each hotel is located in a premium setting,


with renowned dining and luxurious spas. From sensational views to stepping out into the heart of a city, the group offers an exceptional variety of locations. The Sunday Times recently described the


group as “making the biggest waves in the south”, recognising that “experiences lie at the heart of Harbour’s ethos”.


Restaurants and bars The award-winning Jetty restaurant concept features across multiple locations, with its founding site named the UK’s Best Seafood Restaurant. Over the years, The Jetty has received rave reviews from national food critics. The group features additional market-leading


brands, including Southampton’s hugely successful rooftop bar and restaurant, HarBAR on 6th, and Richmond’s most-hyped neighbourhood restaurant, The Gate Kitchen, Bar & Restaurant. From junior waiters and chefs through to food


and beverage managers and head chefs, the group offers exciting opportunities at every level.


HarSPA The exciting HarSPA concept has now been introduced across the group, with standout spa experiences available in unique coastal and city settings. From immersive subterranean spas in Brighton and Bristol to panoramic bay views in Sidmouth and St Ives, the spa


Set in premium locations with award-winning dining and luxurious spas, Harbour Hotels is a growth business that wants passionate and dynamic staff at all levels


brand has been described by Harper’s Bazaar magazine as “world class”. The group offers spa therapists an industry-


leading rewards programme, with competitive base salaries and excellent commission lead incentives. The group’s commitment to promote from within offers spa therapists an opportunity to progress into senior management roles.


Management careers The Harbour Hotels Group provides an excellent environment for aspiring hospitality managers to acquire and develop management skills and expertise in hotel, food and beverage and spa management. The group is looking to attract hotel management graduates and existing operators. Harbour Hotels is now established as


one of the UK’s leading lifestyle hotel groups. Our locations


Dorset ● Christchurch Harbour Hotel & Spa ● The Kings Arms, Christchurch


Devon ● Salcombe Harbour Hotel & Spa ● Sidmouth Harbour Hotel & Spa ● Coming soon – Tides Reach, Salcombe


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Cornwall ● St Ives Harbour Hotel & Spa ● Fowey Harbour Hotel & Spa ● Padstow Harbour Hotel & Spa


Bristol ● Bristol Harbour Hotel & Spa


Hampshire ● Southampton Harbour Hotel & Spa


Sussex ● Brighton Harbour Hotel & Spa ● Chichester Harbour Hotel


Surrey ● Guildford Harbour Hotel & Spa ● Northbrook Park Country Estate ● Froyle Park Country Estate


Greater London ● Richmond Harbour Hotel & Spa


The group provides an excellent working environment and proven career progression opportunities for all of the teams. In his role as the managing director of Harbour


Hotels, Mike Warren oversees the group’s expanding portfolio of luxury properties, with a focus on building the right teams to establish the company as the UK’s leading lifestyle brand. He says: “With unrivalled opportunities for


chefs, front of house, therapists and all levels of management. We are always looking for passionate, dynamic and positive candidates to join our exciting group.”


Contact us To register your interest in Harbour Hotels, email your CV to careers@harbourhotels.co.uk


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