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While Gareth Southgate’s side will be slumming it out on the pitch at next summer’s Euros in Germany, their loved ones plan to enjoy a glamorous holiday.
That’s because the players’ wives and girlfriends are reportedly looking at securing luxury accommodation – with one option being a castle where rooms cost up to £1,750 per sleep.
The group of luxury-seekers could consist of Kieran Trippier’s wife, Charlotte; Jordan Pickford’s wife, Megan; Kyle Walker’s wife, Annie; Harry Maguire’s wife, Fern; and Luke Shaw’s girlfriend, Anouska Santos.
Options include the £1,750-per-night Schlosshotel resort in Kronberg – the castle – and Schloss Auel Boutique Hotel in Lohmar.
England players’ wives and girlfriends are considering a German castle where rooms cost up to £1,750 per night as their destination for next summer’s Euros
The majestic Schlosshotel resort in Kronberg, near Frankfurt, has hosted foreign state guests
(Left to right) Charlotte Trippier, Megan Pickford, Fern Maguire, Annie Walker, and Anouska Santos are reportedly in the group eyeing the luxury accommodation
Kronberg is 25 minutes from Frankfurt, one of the host cities and the place of England’s second group clash against Denmark.
Lohmar is a similar length of drive to Cologne, which will also host fixtures, including England’s third group match against Slovenia.
A source told The Sun: ‘They’re keen to let their hair down after being restricted in Qatar.’
In Qatar, they were banned from drinking and playing loud music, but can expect a more riotous time in the beer-loving Germany.
The Schlosshotel in Kronberg has an 18-hole golf course on offer, a ‘beauty cottage’, and a Porsche drive rental.
Alongside 61 rooms and suites, there are two on-site restaurants and the resort often acts as a wedding venue.
In the past, it has been used by government officials to welcome foreign state guests, showing its ilk as a blue-chip venue.
England kick off their Euro 2024 campaign on June 16 against Serbia in Gelsenkirchen before the games against Denmark and Serbia.
Gareth Southgate’s men are widely tipped for a successful tournament and qualified with an unbeaten record.
Complete with antique paintings and decorations, the resort combines a sense of history with modern amenities
Nestled in the German countryside but within striking distance of Frankfurt, the resort boasts a golf course and a ‘beauty cottage’
Thanks to its chic and stately interior, the venue welcomes a flurry of weddings each year
