Portuan Road, Hannafore
West Looe, Cornwall, PL13 2DR

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E-MAIL: enquiries@fieldheadhotel.co.uk
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Monday 19th November 2007

A WARM WELCOME

If we haven’t already had the opportunity, I extend a warm welcome to you on behalf of all of us at The Fieldhead Hotel.

If this is your first visit to The Fieldhead I hope you will be comfortable, enjoy the ambience and find the staff friendly and helpful. If there is anything we can do to enhance the enjoyment of your visit, please do not hesitate to let us know.

For those of you who have stayed before, a big welcome back. I trust you will always find a warm welcome and notice the changes, and we hope, improvements.

We are anxious to improve where we are able. Guests’ comments are always welcome and treated constructively.

My brief resume: I was brought up at Moretonhampstead, Devon and worked in various local pubs and farms during holidays. My catering career started at Torquay Technical College with further training in the kitchens at The Dorchester, the restaurant at Browns and management at The Mayfair.

I then went on to work for Union Castle line as a Purser on the RMS Windsor Castle and Edinburgh Castle, and then at prestigious Hotels and Clubs in South Africa, Rhodesia, Dubai, Hong Kong, and Jamaica. More recently I managed an hotel on Anglesey achieving AA Best Newcomer in Great Britain in 1990, 3 Red Rosettes for the Restaurant, 79% Egon Ronay and various other media awards. Subsequently I managed The Fortfield Hotel in Sidmouth before owning Mill End Hotel in Chagford, Devon and the Balmoral Hotel in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.

I also introduce my family – Gill, my wife, who also helps in all areas of the hotel besides being a full time Mum to our daughter, Louise, born of the 7th June 2007. We also have Trudy the King Charles Spaniel. She is very user-friendly and well hotel trained. If you wish, you are welcome to take Trudy out for an hour or two or three, half a day or all day. Please book her in her diary at Reception. Please do not feed her, or minimally at most. Please take her lead with you and a bag. She is very obedient and you will find that a lead is not necessary after a short time and you are welcome to let her off, while of course just keeping an eye on her thereafter. A stern voice will do the trick if she strays!!

While I hope you will find this folder useful, for further places of interest and attractions in the area, please do not hesitate to ask reception or me or see the display catalogues in the hall.

Please enjoy your break with us.

Julian H.A. Peck
Proprietor

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