The Mount Hotel, an independent hotel in Wolverhampton and a HotelREZ Hotels & Resorts member, is celebrating the completion of major refurbishment works, which have not only restored the beautiful Victorian manor house to its former glory, but has also resulted in a number of acclaimed awards.
Starting in 2011, the Grade II-listed building has seen extensive refurbishment works, with the hotel now boasting an award winning AA Rosette restaurant, a chic champagne bar and modernised guest rooms.
Hotel owner Scott Bernard commented:
“The refurbishment has taken 3 years due to not interrupting weddings and functions at the hotel and we have used only the finest designs and top quality trades in order to ensure our product far exceeds the standards set by the modern traveller.”
Bernard continued:
“We’ve opened a fantastic restaurant, and are proud to be the setting for both business and leisure guests, in addition to offering the perfect setting to tie the knot!”
There are 65 bedrooms ranging from standard, executive and deluxe room types, alongside exuberant suites and fully serviced apartments. Guest rooms can be found in the period building, in stunning courtyard conversions and on the accommodation wing on the grounds.
But the jewel in the crown of the new hotel is its hip champagne bar and award-winning restaurant, having been a finalist in England and Wales’ Great Food Awards. The Mount Hotel is set in 4 acres of manicured gardens and also offers facilities for outdoor weddings.
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