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Independent hotel group Heritage Estates has announced it will invest £1m over the next five years on an ‘extensive’ refurbishment of Cockliffe Country House Hotel.
The group aims to transform the hotel’s accommodation, dining and events offering at the hotel – located in Burntstump Country Park in Nottinghamshire – which it acquired for around £1m in 2014.
Jon-Paul Davies, managing director of the group, has previously called on the government to increase its focus on apprenticeship schemes and plans on recruiting a number of apprentices to encourage long-term growth a the hotel.
Earlier this year Davies said: “We need to focus on the youth and nurturing talent. In the service industry, someone can come in with nothing in the way of formal academic achievements and flourish. Apprenticeship schemes are perfect for this.
“I believe we need to give opportunities to apprentices to become the leading hospitality figures of tomorrow. With [some] 1.9 million people still unemployed in the UK, the hospitality industry is in a great position to help more people into work.”
The hotel will also undergo a change in its brand, with Nottingham creative-agency Tribe tasked with creating a new logo, colour theme, secondary branding and a redesign of its website.
