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Bespoke Hotels has finalised a five-year hotel management agreement on 40 ex-Shearings Hotels, after the company was put into administration in May.

Almost all of the hotels from the Bay, Coast and Country and Country Living collections have joined the ‘Bespoke Hotels’ banner effective immediately.

These include: The Windermere Hotel, Windermere, The Caledonian in Fort William, The Ship and Castle in St Mawes and the newly refurbished St George in Harrogate, alongside many others in key coastal locations and tourist hot spots throughout the UK.

Having been closed since March, Bespoke Hotels will gradually start to re-open these hotels over the coming months.

Bespoke Hotels regional director, Paul FitzGerald, who will be internally leading the project said: “Two great hotels in the Lake District – The Derwentwater Hotel & Manor Apartments and The Windermere – as well as The Pitlochry Hydro have been earmarked to reopen first, in late August.”

Bespoke Hotels CEO, Thomas Greenall, added: “This news is particularly welcome in these trying times for our industry. This new arrangement ensures that we can create jobs at a challenging time for employees in the sector.”

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