Foodies flock to 12-Plate Thai feast deal with fizz and 5-star stay
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The Thai restaurant serves "amazing food" (Image: Crazy Bear)
The five-star Crazy Bear Hotel, known for its bold interior design and upscale atmosphere, offers guests a unique experience when it comes to hospitality. Thanks to a new deal from Wowcher, guests can also enjoy a twelve-plate dining experience at the Beaconsfield hotel.
The Thai sharing menu has been curated to highlight a fusion of Asian flavours. Guests can choose between a classic or vegetarian selection, both featuring a carefully balanced array of dishes.
The deal also includes an overnight stay, a glass of Lanson Le Black Champagne and access to the bar and lounge areas. Saving up to 52% on a full price stay, the Wowcher Crazy Bear experience with meal is now £195 for two.
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Food fans who have already tried the 12-plate sharing menu have left plenty of good reviews, with one delighted diner saying: "Amazing food! We had the 12 plate set menu and the food tasted amazing and there was so much that we couldn't eat it all! Highly recommend"
Another added: "Amazing food, service and a lovely restaurant. Highly recommend the 12 plate set menu."
While one guest noted that the food felt "overpriced for what is on offer," the Wowcher deal is good value, bringing the cost of a 12-plate dinner, champagne and a five-star stay to under £99 per person. Given that dinner alone is typically £50 per head, the package deal offers substantial savings.
The Thai dining experience is only available at The Crazy Bear Hotel in Beaconsfield. Opened in 2008 to spectacular international reviews including Conde Nast's Red Hot List for best new hotels in the world, the former fifteenth-century coaching inn has been transformed with individually styled rooms and bespoke furnishings.
A lavish dining experience awaits (Image: Crazy Bear)
With an outdoor swimming pool, an opulent bar and two restaurants, Crazy Bear Beaconsfield offers luxury and flamboyance in a traditional setting, less than 30 minutes by train from London Marylebone. Guests who aren't keen on the Thai menu can opt for a three-course English menu instead.
Outside of the Crazy Bear, many other fine dining establishments like to tempt diners with a tasting menu. A Five Course Tasting Menu for Two at Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill, for example, can be purchased for £260 from Buyagift.com. Serving up classic British and French dishes in elegant surroundings, the offer features dishes like Arnold Bennett soufflé with smoked haddock and cheddar cheese and Beef Wellington.
Other alternatives include a Italian Five Course Tasting Menu for Two at Piazza Italiana famous for its authentic menu from Virgin Experience Days, or a Eight Course Taster of African Cuisine with 32% off at Groupon. Both deals can be purchased in advance and booked when convenient.
For anyone looking for a five-star stay, buyagfit.com is offering a Two Night Country Hotel Stay for two from £199. Cheaper than the Crazy Bear experience, this deal does not include food.
Guests can also choose to stay at the original Crazy Bear in Stadhampton near Oxford which has been entertaining guests since its creation in 1993. Famous for its eclectic design and award-winning dining, the five-star hotel promises to offer guests 'an exclusive Thai dining experience.'
The opulent bedrooms are individually designed (Image: Crazy Bear)
Visitors who have stayed at the Crazy Bear hotels, have left plenty of five-star reviews on the Tripadvisor.
One person who stayed at the Stadhampton location described it as "An absolute treat" adding "What a special treat for my husband and I. The best way we could ever think of to celebrate his 50th birthday. A stunning hotel and such quirky and beautiful grounds."
Another who enjoyed a stay at the Beaconsfield Bear was also impressed, saying "Stunning hotel. Wow! What a place to stay. Absolutely beautiful. The decor is off the scale."
Sadly not every visitor was quite so impressed. One guest who left a three star review that said: "The hotel is quite nice but not as nice as it thinks it is. Friendly staff. Rooms are kind of luxury depending on your taste but a bit too dark for my liking."
Overall, guests seem to be impressed with the food and the Crazy Bear experience. One five-star review summed it up saying: "Incredible getaway if looking for something luxurious with good food and wine."
How to book the Wowcher Crazy Bear deal: Add a voucher to your basket - one voucher is for two adults (minimum age of 18)
Complete the transaction
Wait to receive an email with a code to redeem
Contact the merchant to book a stay
The deal runs until August 31, 2025 and booking must be made before the end of October.
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