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Twelve Christmas Puddings & a Star on a Christmas Tree Two Dovecote Doves Four Santa's Sacks Five Holes-in-One Eight Chefs a-Cooking Twelve Christmas Puddings Thursday 21st November Friday 22nd November Saturday 23rd November Sunday 24th November Cookery Demonstration Party Dinner Party Dinner Christmas Jumper Lunch Monday 25th November Tuesday 26th November Wednesday 27th November Thursday 28th November Friday 29th November Saturday 30th November Sunday 1st December Dovecote Dinner Champagne Breakfast Champagne Breakfast Champagne Breakfast Champagne Breakfast Dovecote Sunday Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Party Dinner Wreath Making Workshop Party Dinner Santa’s Breakfast Advent Service Package Songs from the Shows Monday 2nd December Tuesday 3rd December Wednesday 4th December Thursday 5th December Friday 6th December Saturday 7th December Sunday 8th December Dovecote Dinner Champagne Breakfast Champagne Breakfast Champagne Breakfast Champagne Breakfast Dovecote Sunday Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Musical Afternoon Tea Santa’s Family Lunch Sing-a-Long Lunch Sing-a-Long Lunch Party Dinner Party Dinner Merry Little Christmas Party 60s Dance the Decade Merry Little Christmas Party Santa’s Breakfast Christmas Jumper Lunch Monday 9th December Tuesday 10th December Wednesday 11th December Thursday 12th December Friday 13th December Saturday 14th December Sunday 15th December Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Champagne Breakfast Dovecote Sunday Lunch Flower Demonstration Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Sing-a-Long Lunch Sing-a-Long Lunch Party Dinner Party Dinner Santa’s Family Lunch Cracker Party Night Merry Little Christmas Party Glitter Ball Morley Big Brunch Wish upon a Star Brunch 70s Dance the Decade Santa’s Breakfast Merry Little Christmas Party Monday 16th December Tuesday 17th December Wednesday 18th December Thursday 19th December Friday 20th December Saturday 21st December Sunday 22nd December Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Champagne Breakfast Dovecote Sunday Lunch Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Cracker Party Night Cracker Party Night Cracker Party Night Party Dinner Party Dinner Santa’s Breakfast Santa’s Breakfast 80s Dance the Decade Cracker Party Night Party Dinner Santa’s Family Lunch Pudding & Prosecco Night Children’s Ball Winter Solstice Walk Monday 23rd December Christmas Eve Christmas Day Boxing Day Friday 27th December Saturday 28th December Sunday 29th December Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote Lunch Dovecote & Sacheverell Lunch Dovecote closed Normal Dovecote Menus Normal Dovecote menus Dovecote Dinner Dovecote Dinner Roosters Lunch only Roosters open as normal & timings & timings Santa’s Breakfast Santa’s Breakfast Pantomime Package Holly Jolly Family Party Children’s Ball Winter Walk Winter Walk Monday 30th December New Year’s Eve New Year’s Day Thursday 2nd January Friday 3rd January Saturday 4th January Sunday 5th January Dovecote closed Dovecote Dinner Dovecote closed Normal Dovecote menus Normal Dovecote menus Normal Dovecote menus Normal Dovecote menu Roosters Buffet & Dance Roosters Lunch only & timings & timings & timings & timings Black Tie Dinner Dance January New Year Party CHRISTMAS AT MORLEY HAYES 2019 Christmas Sleep Over 4 Children’s Monster Mash Party 5 Christmas Champagne Breakfast in the Dovecote Restaurant 6 Christmas Sunday Luncheon in the Dovecote Restaurant 7 Christmas Luncheon in the Dovecote Restaurant 8 Christmas Dinner in the Dovecote Restaurant 9 Rachel Green’s Christmas Cookery Demonstration 10 Christmas Jumper Lunch 11 Christmas Wreath Making and Demonstration 12 Derby Cathedral Advent and Hotel Stay 13 Afternoon Tea with Songs from the Shows 14 Festive Musical Afternoon Tea 15 Jonathan Moseley’s Christmas Flower Demonstration 16 Christmas ‘Sing-a-long’ Luncheon 17 Winter Solstice Walk 18 Candlelit Christmas Party Luncheon 19 Candlelit Christmas Party Dinner 20 Christmas Cracker Party Dinner 21 A Merry Little Christmas Party 22 Pudding and Prosecco Party 23 Dance the Decades 24 Morley Hayes Christmas Glitter Ball 25 The Morley Big Brunch 26 Santa’s Family Breakfast 27 Santa’s Family Sunday Luncheon 28 Wish Upon a Star Family Brunch 29 Princess and Superheroes Children’s Christmas Ball 30 Christmas Day Luncheon 31 Boxing Day Luncheon 32 Hotel Pantomime Package 33 A Holly Jolly Family Party 34 Morley Hayes’ Walking in a Winter Wonderland 35 New Year’s Eve Dinner in the Dovecote Restaurant 36 New Year’s Eve Black Tie ‘Dinner & Dance’ 37 Roosters New Year’s Eve Buffet and Dance 38 January Dinner Party 39 Burns Night Supper 40 Booking Form 41 Terms and Conditions 43 3 CHRISTMAS SLEEP OVER From £65.00 per person New Year’s Eve from £77.50 per person Above special rates available when attending one of our Christmas events, based on two people sharing a double or twin bedded executive room, including bed and Derbyshire breakfast. Upgrade available to superior rooms and suites, subject to availability. FAMILY AND FRIENDS ROOM OFFER If your house is bursting at the seams with family and friends this Christmas, we have the perfect solution with our room only offer, ideal for accommodating extra guests over the festive season. This special room only offer is available on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day at just £50.00 per room, per night, based on an executive room. £70.00 for a superior room, and £100.00 for a suite. Subject to availability. SUNDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Is time running away with you in the pre-festive rush? Catch up with friends and family, book a Sunday overnight break with dinner, in our& two Rosette Restaurant, and cooked to order Derbyshire Breakfast. Rates from £88.00 per persona sharing St a twin orar double room GREAT IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Morley Hayes gift vouchers are availableon to use throughouta the whole complex; from dining in the Dovecote Restaurant or Roosters Bar Restaurant, a round of golf, afternoon tea, champagne breakfast, to a night of luxury in our 4 star hotel. These can be purchased from our hotel reception,Chris events reception, golf shop,tm Tower Café oras in our online shop. The golf shop stocks designer clothing, great golf equipment and vouchers for golf tuition. Christmas late night shopping eventTr on Tuesdayee 10th and Tuesday 17th December with 10% discount available on the evening. Two Dovecote Doves 4 Four Santa's Sacks Five Holes-in-One Eight Chefs a-Cooking Twelve Christmas Puddings CHILDREN’S HALLOWEEN MONSTER MASH PARTY THE PAVILION SUITE SUNDAY 27th OCTOBER SCARYTASTIC PARTY! Time for the children to have a spooky time at our Halloween fancy dress party, packed with fright-fully good monster themed party games. As well as lots of ghostly fun, we will be serving up a Halloween-inspired tea, so don’t forget to dress in your scariest costume. Arrival at 1.00pm A selection of Morley Hayes devilish finger sandwiches on brown or white farmhouse bread to include: Baked ham Tuna mayonnaise Farmhouse cheddar cheese v Egg mayonnaise v Jam blood sandwiches v & Potato crisps v Warm Owen Taylor’s sausage rolls a Star Mini margarita pizzas v on a Ghostly cupcakes Chocolate éclairs fingersv Individual English trifles Christmas Haunted Halloween gingerbread v Freshly made coffee or tea Tree A soft drink for children £23.50 adults £11.75 children Vacate by 4.00pm Two Dovecote N.B. please bring your own highchairs/booster seats Doves This menu requires pre-payment; see terms & conditions No: C3 5 Four Santa's Sacks Five Holes-in-One Eight Chefs a-Cooking Twelve Christmas Puddings CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST MENU THE DOVECOTE RESTAURANT WEDNESDAY 27th, THURSDAY 28th, FRIDAY 29th & SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER WEDNESDAY 4th, THURSDAY 5th, FRIDAY 6th DECEMBER, SATURDAY 7th, SATURDAY 14th & SATURDAY 21st DECEMBER 10.00am until 11.45am Including a glass of champagne per person and a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice per person TO START Freshly baked croissants Toasted white and granary bread, jams and marmalades TO FOLLOW Greek yoghurt, blueberry and clementine compote, toasted local honey granola v Smoked salmon, rye bread, avocado butter Porridge, banana and golden syrup v Confit duck, Morcilla hash, fried hen’s egg, onion ketchup Morley Hayes Christmas muesli v With jumbo oats, dried cranberries, sour cherries and blueberries, chai seeds, Brazil and pecan nuts, pumpkin, sunflower and linseed, soft brown sugar and Duffield Dairy milk BREAKFAST CHOICE Full English breakfast Derbyshire pork and apple sausages, Derbyshire dry cured bacon, free range fried hen’s egg, slow roasted vine tomato, field mushroom, baked beans, black pudding, sautéed potatoes and fried bread Buttermilk waffle, caramelised bananas, oak smoked bacon Smoked haddock, poached hen’s egg, spring onion potatoes, mustard cream sauce Wild mushrooms, truffled shallots on toasted brioche, parmesan Baked hen’s egg, spinach, lentils, feta v Freshly brewed coffee or loose leaf teas £26.95 To include breakfast and a luxury Christmas cracker Private dining is available in ‘The Hayloft’, please speak to a member of our Dovecote team for further details. 6 SUNDAY LUNCH MENU THE DOVECOTE RESTAURANT Beetroot cured salmon, horseradish yoghurt, cucumber relish Jerusalem artichoke soup, hazelnut and thyme v Classic chicken
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