Beechfield was constructed in 1878 for a local gentleman named Richard Keevil and remained an unbelievable family home for the next 90 years till it was converted into a hotel in the late 1960s when the word House was added to its name. The hotel houses four homely, fully-furnished meeting apartments: Blake, Chippendale, Sheraton and Linley, all of which can be set up as 'boardrooms' or as presentation 'theatres'. The biggest apartment can accommodate up to 80 persons for a drinks reception or 60 persons sitting down to a carouse fashion dinner. The orangery and the verandah can also be booked for your company’s prestigious use. Free wi-fi access is accessible in the hotel's foyer. The swimming pool is open from May to September. Food and beverage: The hotel prides itself on using only the greatly ultimate ingredients in its food; plenty of of the vegetables and salads used in dishes are home grown, and other make, including meat and poultry, is sourced from surrounding farms in Wiltshire and Somerset with strict animal welfare policies. Breakfast: Breakfast is catered in the dining suite during the month between 07: 30 and 09: 30 and from 08: 00 till ten: 00 at holidays. The hotel is cheerful to vary these timings to suit the hiking arrangements of individual customers but does ask for sensible notice to organize this. Snack: A variety of light dishes and lunches, including sandwiches and soups, are accessible throughout the day, which you are able to enjoy in your suite or by the pool and even in the park. Dinner: A candlelit dinner at Beechfield House is a unforgettable experience. Although there is no strict dress code, it’s fun to dress up a bit and produce your meal an occasion. Enjoy an aperitif or cocktail in the brasserie in advance. Dinner is catered from Monday to Saturday between 19: 00 and 21:00. Booking is necessary. Afternoon tea is a custom at Beechfield House and can be delighted in the morning suite, brasserie, orangery or verandah. Cakes, crumpets, scones and other tasty delicacies, produced in the hotel's own kitchen are certain to tempt even the most strong willed of visitors. A big variety of teas, plus coffee or hot chocolate are also accessible. Beauty for You: Beechfield House's Beauty Salon proposes a comprehensive variety of treatments including massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, manicure, pedicures and waxing, plus the Decleor variety of body envelopments and skincare treatments. Treat yourself to some well earned pampering while you are staying.

All the hotel's suites, named after trees you are sure to find in the grounds, are refreshingly various from one another. The first floor suites of the Coach House, connected to the major cottage through the Orangery, have been made good for wheelchair users, with no stairs involved when moving between your suite and the major reception suites of the hotel, including the dining apartment. Coach House customers also have the use of a privately-owned entry from the Car Park, whether required.

Breakfast is catered from 07: 30 till 09:30. Lunch is catered from 12: 00 till 14:00. Dinner is catered from 19:

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Ordinarily, a non-refundable deposit of 50 GBP will be charged by the hotel at the time of booking.

Reservations must be cancelled one day in good time of your arrival date. In the event of a no show or a cancellation in breach of this policy, the cost of the total reservation will be charged. The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.

Kids older than 16 year are considered adult for suite occupancy.