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Best spa hotels in North East
Spas in the North East of England range from elegant country house hotels to luxurious, purpose-built retreats. Wellbeing comes in a variety of forms, and whether you're searching for pampering and indulgence or detox and relaxation, you can find it at the variety of spa hotels this region has to offer.
Seaham Hall, Seaham
Featured Hotels with Special Offers
Headlam Hall
Darlington, Co. Durham
'Winter Escape' Special Offer
The real charm of this grand country house, with sweeping gardens, terraces, oak panelling and swish spa along with a convenient location in a hamlet a few miles from the A1 lies in its warm and informal atmosphere.
The Devonshire Arms
Skipton, Yorkshire
'Winter Escap on the Estate' Special Offer
A former 17th-century inn, which is part of the Duke of Devonshire's 30,000-acre estate at Bolton Abbey, is today an impressive country-house hotel, with fine dining and a spa.
Middlethorpe Hall & Spa
York, Yorkshire
'Autumn and Winter Break' Special Offer
Just over a mile from York, this imposing William and Mary country house in 20 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland offers 'first-class food and service'.
More Best spa hotels in North East
The Middleton Lodge Estate
Richmond, Yorkshire
Leave the fuss and fret of the AI(M) at Scotch Corner to reconnect with the land at this idyllic hotel, centred on a Georgian coach house amid gardens, parkland and woodland.
Swinton Park
Masham, Yorkshire
A neo-Gothic fantasy castle in glorious pleasure grounds and parkland, the Cunliffe-Lister family's hotel offers a taste of country-house living, with opulent interiors, spacious bedrooms and suites, estate-to-plate dining and a spa.
Feversham Arms Hotel & Verbena Spa
Helmsley, Yorkshire
There is a clever mix of the traditional and modern at this Victorian coaching inn with contemporary main-house, poolside and spa suites, inventive cooking in the restaurant, and an all-year heated outdoor pool.
Seaham Hall
Seaham, Co. Durham
A tunnel leads from the hotel to the Serenity Spa, creating a heightened sense of escape. Extensive facilities include a hammam, an Indian steam room, outdoor hot tubs, an ice fountain and a Zen garden with infinity hydrotherapy pool.
No. 1 York
York, Yorkshire
With cool styling and a fun vibe, this Georgian townhouse a five-minute walk from the city walls is home to a child-friendly boutique hotel, abounding in wit and whimsy, with dreamy bedrooms, an interesting bar menu, and creative cooking of local ingredients in the restaurant.
Matfen Hall
Northumberland, United Kingdom
Enjoy Victorian Gothic splendour and fine or more casual dining at this country mansion with a spa and golf course in parkland.
Spas in the North East of England range from elegant country house hotels to luxurious, purpose-built retreats. Wellbeing comes in a variety of forms, and whether you're searching for pampering and indulgence or detox and relaxation, you can find it at the variety of spa hotels this region has to offer. Visit hotels that are surrounded by farmland, setting the scene for your downtime as well as providing much of the produce that makes up healthy meals. Enjoy spa treatments after a swim or a country stroll. Make your way to the former home of home to Lord Byron, where a contemporary spa offers a variety of experiences as well as therapies using products from celebrated skincare brands including Ytsara, Ishga and Sundari. Head to the home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire near Skipton, where you will not only find 17th-century architecture but a dedicated spa building complete with a pool, gym and spa day experiences. Or perhaps you will prefer a trip to the treatment rooms located on a Georgian estate where therapists use organic skincare lines in a collection of holistic treatments.
