Official I'm A Celeb eviction hotel, Carden Park, launches new Celebrity Package

Carden Park exterior
Credit: Shane Webber

The award-winning Carden Park Hotel in Chester officially announces that it was the chosen eviction hotel for the 2020 series of popular ITV reality show, I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and launches a ‘I’m a Celebrity Experience’ package for the public, complete with VIP treats.

The ‘Celebrity Stay’ package includes all of the treats and sweets that greeted the celebrities on eviction. Included in the package is a delicious dinner comprising some of the celebrities’ favourite dishes such as Cheeseburger, Spaghetti Bolognese and Sticky Toffee Pudding cooked by chef to the celebrities Graham Tinsley MBE and a choice of rooms where a personalised welcome plate, indulgent treat basket, a bottle of exclusive Carden Estate Reserve sparkling wine and a fruit plate will be waiting for them.

The Spa at Carden Park outdoor facilities
Credit: Shane Webber

The show, which was on its 20th series saw a change of location due to the Covid-19 pandemic and put its celebrity ‘camp mates’ to the test with ghostly trials and chilly living conditions at the nearby Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales. Campmates deserved some pampering and the Carden Park Hotel with its luxurious new spa, was pleased to offer ultimate luxury to those evicted from their grueling experiences.

Situated in the picturesque Cheshire countryside, the Carden Park estate is 1,000 acres of pure British countryside luxury. Celebrities were abel to trade their rice and beans with Rosette-awarded dining, their wood gathering trips with two championship golf courses, camp fire warmed water with wine straight from the hotel’s vineyard and outdoor bathing with the facilities of the newly opened world-class Spa at Carden. With 198 stunning bedrooms including four Carden Luxury Suites, the evicted celebrities were able to indulge in a warm and comfortable sleep in ultimate luxury. On hand to provide recovery, the Spa at Carden, which has one of the UK’s largest spa garden’s offers 4,500 sqm of world class wellness facilities from the outdoor vitality pool, hot tubs and multi-sensory relaxation rooms.

Check out www.cardenpark.co.uk/offers/im-a-celebrity-experience/

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