The Spa at Carden has launched its new Private Spa Package

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The award-winning Spa at Carden has launched its new Private Spa Package, allowing you to feel like the ultimate VIP with complete private use of the 4,500 square metre spa and world-class facilities. From elaborate proposals to pamper parties, this package offers exclusive-use of the spa for a twilight session starting at 5.30pm until 9pm. Upon arrival you and your guests will receive a glass of Carden Reserve Sparkling Wine, grown on the estate’s very own on-site three- acre vineyard, as well as a delicious hot and cold buffet served in Elements Restaurant overlooking the spa garden.

Both the extensive indoor thermal suite and outdoor spa garden facilities are at your disposal allowing you to drift between three varieties of sauna, multiple hot tubs, indoor and outdoor vitality pools, a tepidarium, steam room, thermal pods, firepit, experience showers and more.

You can also organise optional upgrades such as a glass of Bollinger on arrival, luxury wellness goodie bags, prebooked bespoke treatments or add on bedrooms at the hotel for a relaxing stay, making the experience tailored to your occasion. There’s no minimum number of guests required to reserve so the experience can be just as special for intimate occasions as for spectacular hen dos.

The Spa at Carden private spa hire prices begin at an introductory rate of £4,950 for an exclusive Twilight Spa based on 45 people, subject to availability and limited to selected dates. The package isn’t bookable online so to find out more get in touch on 01829 731 000 or at groups.reservations@cardenpark.co.uk

Discover The Spa at Carden at www.cardenpark.co.uk/spa

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