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England's WAGs are set to be kept 20 miles from their footballer partners during this summer's Euros to prevent a repeat of the 'circus' that engulfed the team the last time the players competed in Germany.

The plan is being implemented to avoid what happened the last time England competed at a tournament in Germany - when the antics of WAGs including Victoria Beckham, Cheryl Cole, Alex Gerrard and Coleen Rooney overshadowed their husbands' dire performances on the pitch.

Gareth Southgate will base his squad in a luxury remote golf and spa resort while his players' wives and partners are said to be considering a five-star hotel which is around a 40-minute drive away.

England will stay at the Weimarer Land Golf and Spa resort in Blankenhain - costing around £800,000 with all 94 rooms secured by the FA.

MailOnline visited the hotel to find out what the players are in store for this June - and found they will want for nothing.

Each player will have timber-clad rooms or suites and be provided with hand-held digital pads, linked to attentive staff phones, to ensure their every wish is the hotel's command, 24 hours a day.

Southgate is likely to occupy one of the resort's three best suites named Birdie, Albatross, and Eagle which each have their own exclusive sauna and free-standing bathtubs.

The suites have giant TV sets, comfy sofas and additional walk-in showers filled with Clarins bathroom accessories.

Players such as Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Trent Alexander-Arnold will breakfast in brightly lit restaurants with salmon, organic sourdough breads and eggs and freshly squeezed orange juice on the menu along with locally produced honey.

The dinner menu will be masterminded by chefs hired and brought in by the Football Association to ensure they have the best nutritional foods to help them give their utmost when competing in the month-long tournament which kicks off on June 14 when Germany host Scotland.

But the FA kitchen staff will have Michelin chefs Danny Schwabe and Marcello Fabbri from the complex's The Augusta and The Masters restaurants on hand to provide food al a carte.

The two top chefs' specialities include smoked roast beef with celery and focaccia, pink veal fillets with herbs and sauteed bread dumplings with beetroot and melted onions.

The hotel's robot Robbie will motor around the team bringing dishes from the kitchen and removing them after use.

The England stars may like a tipple only when not on international or club duty, but their hotel will still have racks of the choicest wines displayed as they move around the hotel.

Sommelier Thomas Stobbe said: 'The players might not be drinking, but we have the finest wines here. The most expensive is a 2001 Amarone Valpolicella which costs around £680 a bottle. But the racks will be locked.'

There is also a cigar smoking room which, again, is likely to remain empty as the international stars move in.

But in between matches and training, the footballers will be able to use two 18-hole golf courses and a nine-hole course.

But captain Kane, who is learning German while a player for Bundesliga club Bayern Munich, may have to assist his teammates as course maps inside golf course buggies are in German as well as evacuation instructions around the hotel, along with restaurant menus.

Southgate and his players can enjoy exclusive use of spas, saunas, swimming pools and the pool table.

Each player is to be provided with a jute bag containing a brown cotton robe and white peep-toe slippers.

To enter the spas, players have to be showered and robed before entering the sterile basement complex.

But there will be no pressure to join in the German sauna culture at Weimarer of nudity which is the norm there.

Despite the rooms having robes for the players, England will take their own high-end bed linen and players will also be given Three Lions bath robes with embroidered badges.

As in previous tournaments, pictures of the players' families will feature and be placed in their rooms and fragrances with hints of bergamot, lily and jasmine will be sprayed around the hotel to help provide a 'calming' atmosphere.

Their team meetings to discuss tactics and assessments of opponents Serbia, Denmark and Slovenia who they meet in the initial group matches will be held in the hotel's 'Champions Hall' where 23 seats for the team, a

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