Affordability is a relative term, but with the cost of... well, everything, going up, we're all keen to grab a bargain wherever possible, especially if it's going to give us a bit of much-needed TLC. With that in mind, here are some of our favourite special offer spa days for £50 or less.
Rise and shine for a morning of wellbeing at eforea spa at Hilton Bournemouth, a contemporary spa featuring unique and characterful design, thanks to the part ownership of Ted Baker. Tuck into a hearty breakfast, pop on your robe and head to the pool to start the day the right way.
Escape for a morning of wellbeing at The Abbey Hotel in the West Midlands, beginning your day with a 25-minute spa therapy. Choose from a massage, salt scrub or an illuminating facial, surrounded by this welcoming four-star hotel.
Close to the city centre, the Mercure Norton Grange Hotel and Spa invites you to wind down after work with a sensuous spa experience. Instead of a drink at the pub, why not relax with a 60-minute mud rasul? Modern surroundings and lots of natural light help you to rest and recharge. Swim, use the facilities, and enjoy refreshments ensuring a good night's sleep when you get home.
At the tallest addition to Birmingham’s skyline, celebrate time with friends and your own wellbeing, with a glass of bubbly and an expert facial. This ultimate contemporary destination in the heart of the city, enjoy a 60-minute Luenire Expert Facial with Microdermabrasion and a cup of tea (for balance), and feel sky high.
Light, bright and welcoming, whether you're jetting off to sunnier climes or staying grounded in the city, take a moment of tranquility on this spa experience complete with 40-minutes of me-time. The question is, will you choose an ELEMIS Express Facial, a Mini Scalp Massage or a Back, Neck and Shoulder Massage?
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