The Anchor Inn in Beer has re-opened following a month long project late last year to entirely refurbish the building.
Thanks to an investment from owners Old English Inns, the Anchor has undergone extensive work to upgrade all areas, including all six bedrooms. Two more informal dining and drinking areas have been created thanks to a new lay-out designed to be more convenient and comfortable for customers. The popular cliff-top garden has been re-landscaped with new furniture due to be added in later in the year. The new refit complements the recent redecoration of the building's exterior.
Manager Jim Geremezoglu has run the Anchor for two years. He commented: "This refit has brought a new lease of life to the Anchor and we have had such an overwhelmingly positive response from locals. The whole place looks much fresher, really fantastic and very smart, and it has gone down a storm so far."
New décor and furnishings have been added in every area to upgrade the appearance and make the interior more modern and comfortable. Known for its prominent position overlooking the famous Jurassic coastline, one of the new rooms downstairs has been named the Jurassic Lounge in a nod to its iconic location.
Now fully re-open, Jim commented: "If you have not yet seen our new look, it really is something special and I know it will make everyone in Beer very proud to have such a great looking place on their doorstep."
Peter Hebblethwaite, business unit director for Old English Inns, said: "This is an important investment for us, which we are confident will be welcomed by the whole community and visitors to area. We have spent a six figure sum but the investment stretches much further than the building's refurbishment, including more choice at the bar, improved training for the team and new services for guests using the bedrooms. All of these changes have been made to ensure that the Anchor offers customers the best value, service and quality they expect from Old English Inns."
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