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BUXTED PARK HOTEL
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IN WHAT BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
I- Presentation a) Hand Picked b) Buxted Park Hotel II- Historic part a) The history about Buxted Park Hotel b) His reappointed III- Conclusion a) Buxted Park is an etablishment of traditions b) My feelings about my training and some pictures I took
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PRESENTATION OF HAND PICKED
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PRESENTATION OF HAND PICKED
set up in 2001 by Guy and Julia Hands
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PRESENTATION OF HAND PICKED
set up in 2001 by Guy and Julia Hands illusion of indivuals hotels
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PRESENTATION OF HAND PICKED
set up in 2001 by Guy and Julia Hands illusion of indivuals hotels Aim = renovate a historical building in something unique
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel 44 bedrooms + 7 suite
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel 44 bedrooms + 7 suite Facilities : free wifi, free parking, laundry service, room service, restaurant, spa, bar, cinema, conference and tea rooms…
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel 44 bedrooms + 7 suite Facilities : free wifi, free parking, laundry service, room service, restaurant, spa, bar, cinema, conference and tea rooms…
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel 44 bedrooms + 7 suite Facilities : free wifi, free parking, laundry service, room service, restaurant, spa, bar, cinema, conference and tea rooms…
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel 44 bedrooms + 7 suite Facilities : free wifi, free parking, laundry service, room service, restaurant, spa, bar, cinema, conference and tea rooms…
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PRESENTATION OF BUXTED PARK
Four star hotel 44 bedrooms + 7 suite Facilities : free wifi, free parking, laundry service, room service, restaurant, spa, bar, cinema, conference and tea rooms… 50 employees all year round
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches »
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley Important person as guests 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley Important person as guests 1940 the house destroyed by fire 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley Important person as guests 1940 the house destroyed by fire 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides ? 》Kenneth Shipman
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley Important person as guests 1940 the house destroyed by fire 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides ? 》Kenneth Shipman 1987 》Engineering and Electrical Union
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley Important person as guests 1940 the house destroyed by fire Engineering and Electrical Union was bad owner, they losted 200 ancient trees. 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides ? 》Kenneth Shipman 1987 》Engineering and Electrical Union
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THE HISTORY ABOUT THE MANOR OF BUXTED
INFORMATIONS ALL OWNERS Buxted means « A place of beeches » Dates back to the 12th Century Most historic timber in the country Present house was built in 1725 by Thomas Medley Important person as guests 1940 the house destroyed by fire Engineering and Electrical Union was bad owner, they losted 200 ancient trees. 1298 》Lord Roger Marynes 1352 》Sir Garfredus de Say 1383 》Elizabeth de Say ? 》Family Lewknors 1523 》Family Walleys 1621 》Richard and Edward Amherst ? 》Mary and Edward Lindsey 1651 》Stephen Penkhurst ? 》Family Humphrey then Thomas Medley Beginning 20th Century 》Basil Ionides ? 》Kenneth Shipman 1987 》Engineering and Electrical Union Now 》Hand Picked Chain
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BUXTED PARK REAPPOINTED
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BUXTED PARK REAPPOINTED
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BUXTED PARK REAPPOINTED
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BUXTED PARK REAPPOINTED
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BUXTED PARK REAPPOINTED
Good reappointed but: Expensive menu Hotel is far away from the town Some rooms are tiny Anyway the landscapes and the service are awesome
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CONCLUSION : DOES BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
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CONCLUSION : DOES BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
Traditions : A cultural transmission which lasts through the time and concerns differents doctrines. Passed on from generation to generation, it’s more a thought and a state of mind.
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CONCLUSION : DOES BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
Traditions : A cultural transmission which lasts through the time and concerns differents doctrines. Passed on from generation to generation, it’s more a thought and a state of mind. YES, Buxted Park is an etablishment of traditions because :
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CONCLUSION : DOES BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
Traditions : A cultural transmission which lasts through the time and concerns differents doctrines. Passed on from generation to generation, it’s more a thought and a state of mind. YES, Buxted Park is an etablishment of traditions because : He gets a history who will tell to generation to genration
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CONCLUSION : DOES BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
Traditions : A cultural transmission which lasts through the time and concerns differents doctrines. Passed on from generation to generation, it’s more a thought and a state of mind. YES, Buxted Park is an etablishment of traditions because : He gets a history who will tell to generation to genration Dates back 12th Century so he lasts through the time
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CONCLUSION : DOES BUXTED PARK IS AN ETABLISHMENT OF TRADITIONS ?
Traditions : A cultural transmission which lasts through the time and concerns differents doctrines. Passed on from generation to generation, it’s more a thought and a state of mind. YES, Buxted Park is an etablishment of traditions because : He gets a history who will tell to generation to genration Dates back 12th Century so he lasts through the time He keeps the state of mind of the manor
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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CONCLUSION : MY FEELINGS ABOUT MY TRAINING
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