The perfect countryside getaway

It's the moment we have all been waiting for; as many hotels and venues reopen from Saturday 4th July, including The Mere Golf Resort & Spa. After a long time apart, it's the perfect opportunity to reconnect with family and friends to enjoy a short leisurely break, a wellness weekend or a golf weekend.

Discover the venue's exclusive packages...

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WELLNESS WEEKEND
Saturday 11th July - Monday 13th July


Missing the gym and wanting to kick-start your exercise regime again? Then why not book The Mere's 'Wellness Weekend' which includes:

  •     A freshly made smoothie on arrival
  •     Healthy breakfasts, lunches and evening meals
  •     Outdoor exercise regimes in the morning, afternoon and evening with a personal trainer
  •     2 nights relaxing stay
The price for single occupancy is £400 and double occupancy is £600.  

There are a limited number of places, so don't delay. To book yours, call the reservations team on 01565 830 155.

GIRLS' NIGHT IN
From £95.00 pp


It's been long overdue, so get your bride tribe together for the ultimate evening in which includes:
  • A cosy overnight stay
  • In-room dining or Al Fresco
  • Bottle of fizz placed in the room
  • Unlimited movies
  • 20% off pre-booked golf
  • Full English breakfast
*T&Cs apply


DATE NIGHT
From £95.00 pp


Experience the ultimate romantic escape to the Cheshire countryside:
  • A romantic overnight stay
  • A selection of chocolates to share
  • Bottle of fizz placed in the room
  • An evening meal in Browns, Club Lounge, In-Room Dining or Al Fresco
  • Unlimited movies
  • Full English breakfast
*T&CS apply

To book any of these offers, call the reservations team on 01565 830 155 or email reservations@themereresort.co.uk

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