Tortworth Court Four Pillars Hotel

The Tortworth Court is a Tudor building made in the 19th-century. It once belonged to the Lord Mayor of London and was a naval training base for coding and signals during the second world war. Post the war, it was used for training prison officers. It is a listed heritage structure and was designed by Samuel Sanders Teulon. The court has an extensive arboretum and has been bought over by Four Pillars Hotels and turned into a lavish hotel. The Hotel caters to business as well as leisure travelers. It provides full services for conferences and corporate meeting and provides recreational and outdoor activities as well. The Court makes for a great vacation spot with the family as and also helps organize special events like weddings.