Cheshire’s The Spa at Carden welcomes back visitors

Situated in the picturesque Cheshire countryside, sits the luxurious new destination spa, The Spa at Carden, which aims to offer a world-class spa experience like no other. The much-anticipated spa officially opened its doors on 6th January 2020 and was open for just two months before COVID-19 struck. Now, it's pleased to have opened its doors once more.

Cheshire’s The Spa at Carden welcomes back visitors: Image 1

With one of the largest spa gardens in the UK, guests can feel at ease when it comes to social distancing and make the most of the expansive multi-sensory experience and all-weather Bollinger champagne bar. Developed to provide guests with a nature reset whatever the weather, the spa garden will facilitate a journey to improved physical and mental wellbeing.

With new restrictions adhering to social distancing rules and government guidelines, the team at The Spa at Carden has been working hard behind the scenes to put in place extensive measures to ensure collective safety and ultimate post-lockdown relaxation. An added enhancement to the spa’s cleaning regime is the introduction of a unique fogging machine. The fogging machine, which is highly effective against Covid-19 has been scientifically proven to provide long-lasting sanitisation and peace of mind for spa-goers.

The 4,500 sqm standalone spa is set within the 1,000-acre grounds of the privately owned, award-winning Carden Park Hotel and offers superior service, world class facilities and a seamless spa experience. The indoor and outdoor spa facilities are amongst the most impressive in the UK and include two large vitality pools, an extensive thermal suite (closed until further notice), a glamourous beauty lounge and a variety of soothing relaxation spaces.

The full range of body treatments will be available from 1st August and have been designed by natural product house, Elemental Herbology, based on the Five Element Theory in traditional Chinese Medicine - a belief that everything in life needs to work in harmony in order to achieve perfect equilibrium and even incorporates natural and freshly picked herbs from The Spa at Carden’s garden.

There are packages available to welcome you back including the new Morning Sparkling Spa Garden Experience, designed to help us enjoy mornings again. It's perfect for the early risers. Whether it's to start the day enjoying the day's peace and quiet in Spa garden or to wake up your body in style, this experience is perfect for special occasions, or just a way to break up the week and catch up with friends.

Morning Sparkling Garden Experience Mon-Fri - £55 per person

  •     Arrival refreshments (arrival from 8.30am)
  •     Morning session in the spa garden (9am-1pm)
  •     A healthy lunch
  •     A Glass of fizz

Additionally, if you like to get your fitness fix in the AM, book in a session at the new £500k Leisure Club, and start the day off right with a spot of exercise.

Check out www.cardenpark.co.uk

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