Frimley Hall
A distinctive blend of elegance & comfort
Frimley Hall Hotel & Spa is a striking and spacious Victorian manor house set in beautiful grounds, only 45 minutes from London.
Once home to wildlife artist David Shepherd, you’ll enjoy a serene and beautifully landscaped setting with self-contained meeting and conference facilities overlooking the grounds.
Our flexible meeting spaces can be adapted to suit any style of corporate event in rooms which retain their original character and benefit from natural daylight throughout.
You’ll be well looked after by our team whose efficient, friendly and professional service will enhance your experience at Frimley Hall.
Enquire now for DDR rates from £40pp
There’s a buzz around Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the city of Bath, Bath Spa Hotel offers an elegant escape with luxurious five-star accommodation and world-class spa facilities.
Situated within seven acres of beautifully landscaped gardens is a grand Georgian house where guests can relax and unwind while taking in the history of this ancient town.
Yet, there’s one charming feature that truly sets this hotel apart from the rest — its resident bees. Hidden amidst the lush greenery of the hotel’s grounds, Bath Spa Hotel is home to beehives, where bees produce fresh, golden honey for guests.
The concept was put into action by general manager Raj Chakraborty, and the hotel has become a sanctuary for local bees, producing jars of honey for guests.
Fully embracing the ‘locally sourced’ message, all produce from the beehives is used within the hotel. Beeswax is used in sumptuous spa treatments, while the honeycomb is incorporated into the hotel’s breakfast offering, and the honey for afternoon tea.
Any children staying at the hotel also have a chance to name a bee and are given a certificate of authentication that says they have a bee in the hive.
The initiative is part of the Macdonald Hotel Groups’ extensive sustainability efforts, with bees not only supporting the local ecosystem and providing organic honey, but also playing a vital role in supporting Bath’s local biodiversity.
Honeybees are essential pollinators, responsible for pollinating around 70 of the 100 crop species that feed 90% of the world’s population. By creating a bee-friendly environment within the gardens, the hotel contributes to the preservation of local flora and the protection of an increasingly endangered species.
