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Jewel in the Crown - Top Ten Award for Local Hotel


Sunday 30 Oct 2016 by a Content Contributor
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Fischers Baslow Hall have scooped yet another prestigious industry award, having been selected as one of only 10 ‘Gourmet Hotels’ in the Good Hotel Guide 2017, the only truly independent guide to quality independent hotels in Great Britain and Ireland. This follows less than a week after the confirmation of their Michelin Star status.



Neil Fischer, who recently joined his parents Max & Susan at the helm of the family-owned and run hotel, collected the award at The Independent Hotel Show. ‘We are so proud of this award as it really is the reflection of many happy and complimentary guest reviews. It confirms that Fischers Baslow Hall place as one of the jewels in the crown of the Peak District.’



Neil Fischer collecting the award from The Independent Hotel Show on Tuesday 18 October



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