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Highlights
Enjoy a cream tea, a beauty treatment of choice, and access to the spa facilities of this 19th-century neo-Jacobean manshion
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About This Deal
Choose from Four Options
- £39 for a spa access with a treatment and cream tea for one (Monday - Thursday)
- £49 for a spa access with a treatment and cream tea for one (Friday - Sunday)
- £78 for a spa access with a treatment and cream tea for two (Monday - Thursday)
- £88 for a spa access with a treatment and cream tea for two (Friday - Sunday)
The package includes: a choice of treatment | spa access | Welcombe cream tea with homemade scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam, and tea or coffee
The choice of treatments: back, neck and shoulder massage | Welcombe facial | manicure | pedicure
Please note that no promo codes are valid in conjunction with this deal.
Fine Print
Validity:
Expires 31 Mar 2016.
Purchase: Limit 1 per 1 or 2 people. May buy 24 additional as gifts.
Restrictions: Mandatory booking required. Check availability and book here. 48-hour cancellation policy. Must be 16 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Must arrive 15 minutes before booking. Must bring own swimwear. Valid on option purchased only.
Purchase: Limit 1 per 1 or 2 people. May buy 24 additional as gifts.
Restrictions: Mandatory booking required. Check availability and book here. 48-hour cancellation policy. Must be 16 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Must arrive 15 minutes before booking. Must bring own swimwear. Valid on option purchased only.
About Hallmark Welcombe Hotel - Stratford Upon Avon
Boasting over 70 bedrooms equipped with king-size beds, Wi-Fi, Apple computers and bathrooms, the Hallmark Welcombe Hotel is set within 157 green acres. With its fine-dining, AA Rosette Trevelyan Restaurant, the hotel offers modern British and European dishes. The state-of-the-art leisure facilities include the Welcombe Spa and Welcombe Golf Course. The Grade II listed 19th-century neo-Jacobean mansion was designed by Henry Clutton.