Beechfield House Hotel

Beechfield was built in 1878 for a local gentleman named Richard Keevil and remained an impressive family home for the next 90 years until it was converted into a hotel in the late 1960s. The hotel houses 4 comfortable, fully-equipped meeting rooms: Blake, Chippendale, Sheraton and Linley, all of which can be set up as boardrooms or as presentation 'theatres'. The largest room can accommodate up to 80 people for a drinks reception or 60 people sitting down to a banquet-style dinner. The orangery and the terrace can also be booked for your companys exclusive use. The outdoor heated swimming pool is open from March to November The Beauty Centre offers a comprehensive range of treatments including massage, aromatherapy, reflexology, manicures, pedicures and waxing. Our bedrooms are designated “Woodland” or “Garden View”. Garden rooms have views over the magnificent front lawns or the terrace and walled gardens. Food and beverage: The hotel prides itself on using only the very best ingredients in its food; many of the vegetables and salads used in dishes are home grown, and other produce, including meat and poultry, is sourced from nearby farms in Wiltshire and Somerset with strict animal welfare policies. Breakfast: Breakfast is served in the dining room during the week between 07:30 and 09:30 and from 08:00 until 10:00 at weekends. The hotel is happy to vary these timings to suit the travelling arrangements of individual guests but does ask for reasonable notice to arrange this. Lunch: A range of light dishes and snacks, including sandwiches and soups, are available throughout the day, which you can enjoy in your room or by the pool and even in the garden. Dinner: A candlelit dinner at Beechfield House is a memorable experience. Although there is no strict dress code, it’s fun to dress up a bit and make your meal an occasion. Enjoy an aperitif or cocktail in the bar beforehand. Dinner is served from Monday to Saturday between 19:00 and 21:00. Booking is essential. Afternoon tea is a tradition at Beechfield House and can be enjoyed in the morning room, bar, orangery or terrace. Cakes, crumpets, scones and other delicious delicacies, produced in the hotel's own kitchen are certain to tempt even the most strong willed of guests. A wide choice of teas, plus coffee or hot chocolate are also available. Castle Combe (16 km) - experience the thrill of driving around a racing circuit on one of the many 'Track Days' on offer. Bath (21 km) - here you can relax in the famous hot springs. Longleat Safari Park (30 km) - set in 900 acres of landscaped parkland Longleat House is widely regarded as one of the best examples of high Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the most beautiful stately homes open to the public. The traditionally furnished, individual rooms at this hotel are housed in a striking late-Victorian country house set within 8 acres of beautiful grounds. Beechfield House is ideal for exploring the countryside, the National Trust village of Lacock, Longleat Safari Park, the Cotswolds, Somerset and Dorset. The Roman city of Bath is a short drive away. The Beauty Centre offers a wide range of Pure Fiji treatments and massages for the whole body. Take a refreshing dip in the heated outdoor swimming pool or enjoy a delicious candlelit dinner in the restaurant. All bedrooms have free Wi-Fi and come with pleasant little luxuries.