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The success of Gibbon Bridge would not be possible without the hard work, dedication and loyalty of "The Team". Many employees have worked at Gibbon Bridge since the very first day - Philip Holland and Susan McGill. The longest serving title though must be awarded to Robert Lowe; the Head Gardener who worked for Janet as a general handyman even before the Hotel began.

We are delighted to say that a grand total of a further five employees have been employed for over ten years. A perfect balance of individual personalities, different skills, experience and professionalism brings about successful teamwork, which ensures that each guest has a thoroughly enjoyable and memorable stay. Within the grounds of the hotel a statue bears the Latin inscription meaning "Forever the Richer".

It was originally located on the Bishopgate offices of the Bank of Scotland, and also seen on their bank notes. Now at Gibbon Bridge Janet and The Team always hope the inscription reflects the feelings of the guests.
Services
Our thirty spacious bedrooms and split level suites offer luxury accommodation in the Ribble Valley and provide an ideal retreat at the end of your day.
All have been designed and furnished by Janet herself and therefore offer an individuality that is not often available elsewhere.
The rooms range from standard doubles & twins to suites and VIP suites with the ultimate in luxury being the Staple Oak Suite.
The bedrooms mirror Janet's eclectic taste and are a mix of contemporary and traditional with large double/twins, kingsize or superkingsize beds.
If you are looking for a destination restaurant near Preston or Clitheroe, then look no further than Gibbon Bridge.
Situated in the beautiful Forest of Bowland Gibbon Bridge offers fine dining at its best, with produce sourced from its own kitchen gardens and local suppliers, as well as having its own onsite bakery providing freshly baked bread, biscuits, cakes, desserts and preserves.
The Conservatory & Restaurant offer magnificent views over the garden & fell, and the bifolding doors allow the outside in - weather permitting!
Gibbon Bridge must be one of the most elegant and beautiful settings in Lancashire, to sit and enjoy afternoon tea, whether you are celebrating a special occasion or just enjoying an afternoon out in the Ribble Valley.
Full afternoon tea of sandwiches, scones, cream & lemon cheese, cakes and tea & coffee are ONLY served once a month on specific Wednesday afternoons when the pianist plays.
Payment of 18.95 per person is required at the time of booking.
Sunday to Friday afternoons (3pm onwards) scones, cream & lemon cheese with a pot of tea are available at 7.50.
There is nothing better than eating great food outdoors and at Gibbon Bridge that's possible whatever the weather.
Hidden away in our beautiful gardens, our purpose built al fresco areas are covered and heated, and provide you with an alternative way to dine - in an atmosphere that you will want to experience again and again.
Whether for business or pleasure al fresco dining is available for private parties between 10 and 22 people.
Menus are tailored to suit your taste and incorporate local produce: prices start from 30 per person.
Private dining can be offered in the Conservatory, Orangery, Cavalier Lounge or Alfresco Areas.
For groups of over 50 and up to 130 the Conservatory is the ideal space with its own dance floor, and glass doors that open up onto the terrace overlooking the garden.
For groups of up to 50 the Orangery is available: a light spacious room overlooking the terrace which is home to Janet's beautiful handblown glass collection and a baby grand white Yamaha piano.
The Cavalier Lounge provides a wonderful alternative with a big open fire and comfy furniture for relaxing in after dinner, and is suitable for up to 30 guests.
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