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Michelin-starred garden views: Gravetye Manor Hotel opens new contemporary restaurant

Gravetye Manor will close on 2nd January for four months to develop a new space for the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant.

 

Reopening in May 2018 the new look restaurant, under Head Chef George Blogg, is being designed by architect Sir Charles Knowles, in collaboration with interior designer Claire Nelson (The Ledbury and Elystan Street) and will link the beautiful Grade II listed gardens with the dining space.  

 

The transformation includes a new construction of floor to ceiling glass walls to create a contemporary interior that complements the Grade I listed building whilst providing uninterrupted views of the hotel's stunning gardens. The existing restaurant will become a private dining room for up to 40 guests.

 

Owner, Elizabeth Hosking, comments: "We are excited to see the new restaurant at Gravetye Manor finally come to fruition. By marrying contemporary design with a historic building and showcasing the beauty of our iconic gardens, the new space will bring the outside in and offer the perfect stage for George's Michelin-starred menus."

 

The Michelin-starred restaurant will continue to serve its signature Modern British menu using homegrown, seasonal produce from the Manor's 1.5 acre Victorian walled kitchen garden. The menu will change weekly, subject to produce available, but sample dishes might include: smoked salt-baked celeriac with black truffle, Isle of Gigha halibut and Newhaven squid, or pine-smoked haunch of fallow venison alongside Crown Prince pumpkin, cavolo nero, venison stuffing and Chartreuse sauce.

 

Gravetye Manor Hotel & Restaurant

Vowels Lane, West Hoathly, Sussex RH19 4LJ

www.gravetyemanor.co.uk

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For more information, please contact Lucy Burton or Gabs Brown at Roche Communications on 020 7436 1111 or firstname@rochecom.com

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