Baylis House Hotel

We’ve found an exciting new venue. Baylis pronounced Baylees.

Actually the main house is quite old. Set in a five acre garden, it was built in 1697 and was believed to have been designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Baylis is truly memorable for its architecture and history, as well as its welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff.

The old house lay in dereliction for decades, until it was bought two years ago by an enterprising team.
Whilst retaining and refitting the old house, they at once they built a huge modern detached conference and banqueting suite.
The facilties are mainly used for weddings and conferences. There is also a small new hotel with en-suite bedrooms, and a restaurant and fully licensed bar.

Our course takes place in the one of the banqueting suites, alongside a superb, state-of-the-art professional kitchen, which we will visit during our stay.

This marriage of old and new is striking and exciting.

But the beauty of Baylis is that it is Indian-owned, Indian-managed and has Indian chefs. So it’s perfect for The Curry Club, with hotel personnel sympathetic to our cause. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be treated to the life of privileged guest. Baylis is neither too large nor too small. And it makes it the perfect setting for the Curry Club’s residential cookery course, giving us lots of space, yet total privacy for our weekend. The course is limited to a selectly small number to ensure you get the optimum benefit.

There are many places of historical interest worth a visit in the local area, including: London itself is just 16 miles down the road (the M4). Windsor and Eton are next door as is Runnymead.

Where is Baylis House

It is conveniently located West of London and north of Heathrow about a mile from Junction 4 of the M4.

Baylis House,
Stoke Poges Lane,
Near Slough
Berkshire
SL1 3PB
tel: 01753 555 555
web: www.baylishouse.co.uk

Directions to get there by road:

From the M4: Leave at Junction 4. Follow the road northwards towards Slough. At the second roundabout, turn right to at the A4. Turn left at the traffic lights towards Stoke Poges, on Stoke Poges Road. Baylis House is about a mile down this road well marked on the left.

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