Ellenborough Park
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Parking • Dual Treatment • Gym • Restaurant • Pet Friendly • Bar Delta by Marriott Cheltenham Chase
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Parking • Dual Treatment • Gym • Restaurant • Pet Friendly • Bar Revive Leisure Club and Spa at The Doubletree Cheltenham
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Parking • Dual Treatment • Gym • Restaurant • Pet Friendly • Bar The Greenway
Shurdington, Gloucestershire
Parking • Gym • Relax Room • Restaurant Gloucester Robinswood Hotel, Signature Collection By Best Western
Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Parking • Gym • Pool • Restaurant • Pet Friendly • Tennis Stratton House Hotel and Spa
Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Parking • Relax Room • Hot Tub • Pet Friendly • Bar The Lygon Arms
Cotswolds, Worcestershire
Parking • Dual Treatment • Gym • Restaurant • Pet Friendly • Bar Kings Head Hotel
Cirencester, Gloucester
Parking • Dual Treatment • Relax Room • Restaurant • Coffee Shop • Pet Friendly De Vere Cotswold Water Park
South Cerney, Gloucestershire
Heated Loungers • Parking • Gym • Restaurant Cotswold House Hotel & Spa
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire
Parking • Relax Room • Steam Room • Restaurant • Pet Friendly • Bar The Malvern
Malvern, Worcestershire
Parking • Gym • Relax Room • Restaurant Cricklade House Hotel and Fritillary Spa
Swindon, Wiltshire
Parking • Dual Treatment • Gym • Golf • Restaurant • Bar
Spa Hotels and Spas in Cheltenham
Relax, unwind and escape with our selection of spas in Cheltenham. There's a perfect spa experience for everyone.
A famously pretty town in Gloucestershire, Cheltenham has so much to offer those visiting on a spa break. Whether you’re looking for a romantic Cheltenham spa hotel or something a little more rural at spas near Cheltenham, there are lots of options as well as things to do close by as well.
To set the scene, Cheltenham is perhaps best known for the Cheltenham Festival - a four day event of horse racing and jumping at Cheltenham Racecourse. Its equestrian heritage has made it the inspiration for many a fictional story, and it is also one of the things that has attracted many a celebrity (and royal) to reside in the area.
Cheltenham is also known for Regency buildings, including the Pittville Pump Room. It was the last and largest of the Cheltenham spa buildings to be built in the town to allow visitors and residents to take advantage of the area’s mineral waters, which had been celebrated since 1716. So you know you’re in good company for wellness getaways.
This is very much a part of the UK that’s associated with luxury. The area is well known for Michelin-starred restaurants, locally grown food and award-winning hotels and spas. It has a buzzy nightlife with bars and nightclubs, but is also a family-friendly destination and wonderful for special occasions. It’s also within easy reach of London both by train and by car.
Spa days in Cheltenham and the surrounding area reflect that diversity of experience. Choose from modern destinations and country house hotels, those close to the town itself and everything that it has to offer, as well as those that are surrounded by tranquil and perfectly manicured grounds and countryside close by.