Two years after embarking on a multi-million pound expansion project to reimagine its resort for the future, the award-winning Belfry Hotel & Resort has unveiled the results of its transformative development.
The independent hotel has opened the doors to a new events venue, a state-of-the-art fitness and leisure club, and a new accommodation offering.
The Masters Suite and The Club amplify the destination resort’s world-class leisure and events offering. Almost doubling The Belfry in size, its new Brabazon House wing features 149 bedrooms, including the resort’s first two-bedroom suite, and balcony rooms with views over The Belfry’s Brabazon course.
Chris Eigelaar, Managing Director at The Belfry Hotel & Resort, said: “This has been a passion project for us all, and it’s incredible that the day has finally arrived when guests can enjoy the complete Belfry Resort experience. For the past two years, we’ve dedicated ourselves to bringing this vision to life. Our guests have been the driving force behind every decision, and everything we’ve done has been with their enjoyment and experience in mind. To do all of this ahead of schedule shows trust and credibility from our clients, our guests and the industry, which is outstanding.”
At 852 square metres, and with a maximum capacity of 920, The Masters Suite is the resort’s largest events space, receiving over £80m in enquiries and securing £10m in confirmed business before its much-anticipated opening. With sweeping floor-to-ceiling views, the space is capable of hosting everything from banquets and conferences to mini expos and weddings, and is already the first choice for a range of high-profile clients, including tDP World Tour and 59club, the latter of which hosted its inaugural World Awards at the venue at the end of August.
The Club is the ultimate home for all things fitness. With a sleek design, the very latest facilities and natural light in abundance, highlights include a vast Technogym with views over the resort’s PGA National golf course, four spacious studios including dedicated yoga, reformer Pilates and spin studios perfect for an array of virtual and live-led classes, and an extensive multipurpose sports hall.
Offering much more than training facilities, guests will also discover a 25-metre lap pool, relaxing sauna, indoor and outdoor bubble pools, a revitalising steam room, and feature showers. This is as well as a large family-friendly swimming pool with flume, a children’s boulder wall, and a café with outdoor terrace.
Eigelaar added: “As an independent resort, none of this would have been possible without our incredible team who have worked tirelessly to bring our vision to life with skill, ingenuity, enthusiasm and, above all, an unrelenting care for our guests. I am so proud of what we have accomplished together.”
