Announcing the creation of Sutton Hotel Collection
Sir Richard Sutton Limited group today announces the launch of Sutton Hotel Collection comprising three iconic British hotels – Castle Hotel Windsor, Queens Hotel Cheltenham and Francis Hotel Bath.
Whilst the hotels are not changing ownership, this new chapter begins as the hotels transition from the MGallery Accor brand they have previously been a part of.
Sutton Hotel Collection has been named in tribute to owner and founder, the late Sir Richard Sutton.
His legacy will ensure that Sutton Hotel Collection offers the best of British quality and service at its hotels in the UK and beyond.
The transition period has been underway for several months and will continue over the next six months.
Each hotel is benefiting from continued investment, including the installation of up-to-date technology and new processes and systems which focus on an improved experience for guests.
Leading the hotels through their transition is William Gibbs, Hotels Director at Sir Richard Sutton Limited, who said: “Following the investment that we have made over the last year across all three hotels, we will continue to invest in all of our properties and hire the finest talent to help us build a Sutton Hotel Collection brand known for its quality of service and offering.
“We have exciting plans to deliver our vision for a perfect stay and look forward to bringing this vision alive in the coming months and years.”
Sutton Hotel Collection Ambassador, Caroline Sutton, who is the daughter of Sir Richard Sutton, commented: “Sutton Hotel Collection is a fitting name in memory of my father who built a company which prided itself on quality and the highest ethical standards.
“ This is an exciting new era for our hotels; already each is at the heart of their destinations and loved by their local communities, but we are looking to make the overall experience so much more meaningful for our guests, our teams and our communities with our new brand.”
Windsor Castle Hotel
Windsor Castle Hotel Windsor was established as one of Windsor’s finest boutique properties steeped in history dating back to 1528.
With just 108-rooms and offering a prime location at the heart of Windsor, the hotel is situated opposite Windsor Castle and the Windsor and Royal Borough Museum.
It is a short walk from a plethora of wide, open spaces including the famous Long Walk, Windsor Great Park, The Savill Garden and the River Thames.
Francis Hotel Bath
Francis Hotel Bath is a luxury 98-room boutique hotel set in the heart of Bath.
The hotel has an idyllic location adjacent from Queen’s Square, which plays host to some of the city’s events.
The hotel is also just a short walk from the Roman Baths, The Jane Austen Centre, The Royal Crescent, Theatre Royal, as well as the city’s elegant shopping and culinary centre.
It is perfectly located to enjoy a cultural escape in the wonders of Bath.
Queens Hotel Cheltenham
Queens Hotel Cheltenham originally opened on 21st July 1838.
One of the first purpose-built hotels in Europe, the hotel is situated at the south end of the Promenade.
The hotel’s impressive Palladian facade exudes elegance and grandeur from the moment guests walk in.
Opened in the same year as Queen Victoria’s coronation, the hotel was named in her honour and today the property has retained and showcases original Victorian features that pay homage to her majesty.
With a prime position on one of Cheltenham’s beautiful Georgian streets, guests are perfectly placed to explore the cultural delights of the most-complete Regency town in Britain.
