Branston Hall Hotel is gearing up for a new venture after being bought out earlier this year, as it is set to return with a new name and a facelift to match by the end of 2021.
Part of the new lease of life for Branston Hall Hotel will see the name of the Grade II listed historic venue changed to The Vedanta, as well as offering a host of new services and facilities.
Branston Hall Hotel will now be called The Vedanta.
The sale will see the iconic Lincolnshire building transition from a hotel to a multipurpose countryside retreat, offering school visits, corporate away days, family getaways and weddings, among so much more.
The multipurpose venue can offer weddings, school trips, family getaways and corporate days.
There will be outdoor sports, nature trails, escape rooms, yoga and mediation tasters, as well as a spa, games room and locally sourced vegan and vegetarian food offerings.
There will be a pool and spa once it reopens.
Work is currently under way to get the building ready, and it is expected to start welcoming guests by the end of the year.
It will serve as a picturesque countryside retreat.
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