Best Western Cutlers Hotel has re-launched

7th October 2015

Saxon Hotels Ltd have re-launched the BEST WESTERN Cutlers Hotel in the heart of Sheffield's city centre with a great launch evening.

Saxon Hotels Ltd have owned Best Western Plus Mosborough Hall Hotel since 2004, and in June 2013 re-opened Whirlowbrook Hall in Sheffield's S11. In December 2014 the Sheffield based leisure & hospitality business owned by Mr Greg Dyke, current Chairman of the FA, purchased the BEST WESTERN Cutlers Hotel after it fell into administration. After months of extensive refurbishment, including creating a new look bright breakfast room and an open plan lounge bar area (renamed 1857), the hotel hosted a VIP launch evening on 1st October. The bar has been named 1857 as the hotel is situated at the site where Sheffield FC (the world's oldest football club) was formed. Owner Mr Greg Dyke and special guest Carolyn Fairbairn, who is soon to be Director General of the Confederation of British Industry, were on hand to cut the ribbon and announce the hotel officially re-launched and back open. Greg Dyke Owner of Saxon Hotels Ltd said -I am delighted that we have been able to restore this property to its former glory. The hotel is steeped in history and fond memories for many people in Sheffield, We know it will once again be the ideal place for people to stay when visiting the City. The newly built bar 1857 will give guests a great place to start their evening out in the City. The relaunch of the BEST WESTERN Cutlers Hotel ties in with the launch of new branding from Best Western International. New logos were revealed by Best Western last week in Hawaii. The new branding will on display at the hotel from early next year. BEST WESTERN Cutlers Hotel George Street S1 2PF 0114 273 9939

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