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| Top tips for a Cotswolds spa escape |
The Cotswolds are widely known as one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, home to honey-hued limestone buildings, enchanting countryside, mesmerising history, superb food and beautiful hotels and spas to stay in. It's little wonder that the likes of Liz Hurley, Kate Winslet and Kate Moss have all opted to live in these elysian surroundings.
Covering parts of six counties including Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire, and enchanting towns and cities including Cheltenham and Bath, it's got good transport links and a variety of different activities and experiences to enjoy. Here are a few of our top recommended things to do on a spa break in the Cotswolds. |
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| A few of our favourite spas in or near the Cotswolds |
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| Stratton House Hotel and Spa, Gloucester |
One Night Spa Relaxation Escape
- One night's bed and breakfast
- 3 course dinner
- A choice of 1 x 50 minute treatment
- Robe and slippers provided
- 3 hours use of the spa facilities
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| The Lygon Arms, Worcestershire |
Lygon Sunrise Spa Experience
- Arrival from 8.30am and departure at 12.30pm
- A choice of 1 x 45 minute treatment
- Complimentary soft drink
- Robe, towel and slippers provided
- 4 hours use of the facilities
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| Cotswold House Hotel & Spa |
Overnight Sparkling Break
- One night's bed and breakfast in a Classic Room
- 3 course seasonal dinner
- A choice of 1 x 30 minute treatment
- A glass of prosecco on arrival
- Robe, towel and slippers provided
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| A few of our favourite things to do whilst in the Cotswolds |
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| Explore Blenheim Palace |
| Located in Woodstock, this magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site was the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. It's the home of the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, and boasts 300 years of history. Your visit can include exploration inside the extraordinary Baroque property, as well as its formal gardens and park. They also host various events throughout the year, from Christmas at Blenheim Palace to the Blenheim Palace Flower Show. |
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| Walk the Cotswold Way |
| The Cotswold Way is 102 miles long, so no one expects you to walk the whole thing - at least not on a single spa break. However, a walk in this magnificent countryside is definitely worth including in your trip, and the Cotswold Way is a good place to start. Running from the quintessentially English market town of Chipping Campden to the Roman city of Bath, you can pick a section of the national trail and walk as far as you fancy, enjoying the scenery and plenty of places to stop along the way. |
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| Visit Warwick Castle |
| Built by William the Conqueror in 1068, Warwick Castle is an inspiring medieval castle. A famous tourist attraction, it's full of interesting features including details of great battles, ancient myths and royal tales. There are spectacular spectacles and activities for the whole family to enjoy including regular shows. |
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| Read more on our Spabreaks.com blog |
| With expert knowledge from industry insiders, interviews with celebrities, spa reviews and more, The Hot Tub has been a font of knowledge for more than a decade. Now, following a little spa-style makeover all of its own, it’s better than ever. For more top things to do on a spa break in the Cotswolds, read on... |
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