Nick Rosescu, who joined Beechfield House as Operations Manager, will oversee all aspects of the hotel as part of his new role, focusing on enhancing guest experiences, fostering team cohesion, and driving Beechfield’s continued success.
With a hospitality career spanning over two decades and more than ten countries, Nick brings a wealth of global experience to his new role. Rising through the ranks at some of the world’s most prestigious hotel chains, including Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, and Shangri-La. He has held roles in concierge, guest relations, bar and restaurant management, and more.
Notable positions in his career include Front Office Manager at Shangri-La Dubai, Director of Front Office Operations at The Mangrove Sanya in China, and Director of Rooms at the Sea View Resort in Thailand.
Speaking on his plans in the new role, Nick said: “Beechfield House has an outstanding reputation for excellence, having been awarded 4 Red Stars and 2 AA Rosettes consistently over the years. I will continue to strive to enhance guest experiences, drive operational excellence, and help the business thrive in an ever-competitive industry.
“My goals are to develop a strong, cohesive team culture, increase revenue through efficient practices, and ensure the hotel continues to exceed expectations while maintaining its charm and award-winning reputation.”
Chris Whyte, owner of Beechfield House, commented: “Nick’s promotion to Hotel Manager is a natural progression given his outstanding contributions since joining us. His extensive experience, combined with his passion for excellence and innovation, will undoubtedly guide Beechfield House through 2025 and beyond. We’re confident that Nick will continue to elevate our offering and maintain our position as a leading boutique hotel.”
Independently owned, Beechfield House offers laid-back luxury where guests and visitors can eat, swim, sleep and celebrate. Built in 1878 for a local farmer, it remained an impressive family home for ninety years until it was converted into a hotel in the late 1960s. The venue, which has 24 rooms named after types of trees found within its grounds, offers the perfect secluded retreat for couples and families while being just a short drive from Bath and the Cotswolds.
For more information on Beechfield House, please visit: beechfieldhouse.co.uk/