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Shrigley Hall Spa

Following the challenges of the last 18 months, you may be one of the many looking to the restorative and relaxing benefits of a spa. Since spas began reopening in April, booking agency www.spabreaks.com has seen an increase in demand for two-night breaks as its customers look to enjoy the benefits of a staycation. The company has shared with us some of its top trips and amongst them is Cheshire hotspot Shrigley Hall Hotel Golf and Country Club.

Supporting mental and physical wellbeing, space facilities at Shrigley Hall near Macclesfield include a tranquillity room, a Jacuzzi, pool, sauna, steam room, gym and outdoor tennis. Staff are available to offer health and fitness assessments, as well as nutritional consultations. The Hotel's two-night Bazaar Indulgence package offers bed and breakfast, a seasonally-inspired two-course dinner on the first evening, two 50-minute treaments and use of the Bazzar silk garden and indoor facilities at limited times on both days, or full-day access on one day. Prices start from £180 per person for a minimum of two people.

Head over to www.spabreaks.com and to find out more about Shrigley Hall as a wedding venue check out our venues feature in the Sept/Oct 21 issue of Your Cheshire & Merseyside Wedding, free to download at www.yourcheshiremerseyside.wedding/free-download

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