De Vere Carden Park Hotel Golf Resort Spa

Carden Park, Tilston, Chester, Cheshire, England

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About De Vere Carden Park Hotel Golf Resort Spa

Whatever your reason for visiting Carden, you will quickly realise that you have arrived at a very special place. Carden Park has been a significant Cheshire estate since the 17th century. With its superb selection of 196 bedrooms and luxury suites, impressive conference and banqueting facilities, a luxurious spa and spectacular golf courses, we are confident that this hotel will cater for your every need and be the ideal venue for your stay. Having recently invested 2.5 million GBP on bedroom refurbishments, each of the 196 executive rooms are newly designed to an exceptionally high standard. Further refurbishment work in the Lounge, Reception, Bar, Lobby and Restaurant areas will be complete by the end of March. Indoors there is a fully equipped gym, 20 metre swimming pool, 20 specialist treatment areas and the relaxing Spa at Carden, which includes steam rooms, saunas, plunge pool with body showers, relaxation rooms and snooker room. Cheshire is a county famous for its food. At Carden, local produce is used whenever possible, wherever you decide to eat. You can enjoy fine international cuisine in the Garden Restaurant. Alternatively, for a more relaxed ambience, The Brasserie offers a wide selection of lighter meals and snacks throughout the day.

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