HOTELS
The Spa Hotel at Ribby Hall Village
Awaiting accreditation Ribby Road, Wrea Green, PR4 2PR Call Free: 0800 107 2031
www.ribbyhall.co.uk/spa-hotel
RIBBY HALL VILLAGE
In the heart of the beautiful Lancashire countryside near to Lytham St Annes and Blackpool, you will find the stunning NEW Spa Hotel at Ribby Hall Village. From its relaxing and beautiful location, The Spa Hotel offers an adult-only escape where peace and tranquillity are guaranteed 365 days a year.
Whether you choose a well deserved pamper day or book into one of The Hotel’s 42 sumptuous rooms, come and enjoy the many treatments on offer and the luxuriously laid back atmosphere of this unique destination.
Stay for the night on a room only basis, or if you’ve got something to celebrate or you’re in need of some serious ‘me time’ enjoy a sensational spa break. Spa breaks include luxury overnight accommodation, breakfast, dinner and entry to the aqua thermal journey.
The Hotel: Choose from stunning rooms, spacious suites or one of our palatial penthouses all with Molton Brown products in each. Enjoy a lazy breakfast, a spa lunch, afternoon tea or a mouth watering dinner in The Brasserie, or relax with a drink in the Champagne Bar. A state-of-the art techno gym and personal trainer are also close to hand.
The Spa: Experience a sensory journey like no other at The Spa Hotel, with our amazing Aqua Thermal Journey. Possibly the most relaxing two hours you’ll ever spend, combining several heat and cold experiences, all designed to enhance and invigorate the senses to promote a sense of wellbeing. You can also choose from over 100 treatments, some of which are unique to The Spa Hotel in the UK, treatments range from £8 - £150.
Spa breaks from £99pp The Hotel overnight stay from £85 room only Pamper Packages from £75pp Aqua Thermal Journey from £27pp
Spa Breaks from £99.00 per person per night including overnight accommodation, breakfast, dinner and aqua thermal journey (Based on 2 sharing Sun-Thurs, subject to availability)
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