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The Bush Hotel is a great place to have conferences or meetings. It was built in the 17th century as a coaching inn and its place in history is recorded by mention in Thakeray’s famous novel "The Virginians". Sensitive restoration and care over the years has enabled the introduction of modern facilities whilst retaining many original features. Today the hotel offers an outstanding environment for both business and pleasure. The cobble stoned courtyard patio has a timeless, peaceful ambience for enjoying a cool drink in fine weather. During the daytime activities can be organised to complement your conference or meeting. These include croquet on the lawns and petanque in the courtyard. Off site activities can also be arranged and these include go-karting, paintball, golf, tours of the renowned Hogs Back Brewery, and a visit to the Watercress Line to re-live the days of steam trains. Evening entertainment can be organised and includes motor racing with a giant scaletrix, gambling with a casino evening, a Murder Mystery dinner and even a barn dance. Suite |
