Hoar Cross Hall opens new spa terrace

Hoar Cross Hall, based near Burton upon Trent has enhanced its expansive spa offering with a new Spa Terrace, which launched earlier this month.

The new £3 million Spa Terrace includes a three-pool deck, a rustic sauna and a relaxation room, as well as a lounge boasting a bar, cabanas and fire pits. This elevated spa offering brings Hoar Cross Hall to the next level with an additional 2,000 sqm, combining state-of-the-art wellness facilities, rejuvenating treatments, and serene surroundings to create a haven of relaxation and indulgence. The Spa at Hoar Cross Hall is one of the largest in Europe, boasting award-winning spa facilities including a Nordic heat and ice suite, hydrotherapy pool, saltwater pool, aqua massage, detox centre, snooze room, sanctum, and relax zone.

Features of the Spa Terrace include:

Pool Deck

Three large spa pools are heated to 38°C and are designed with built-in massage jets and relaxing benches to promote overall wellness. For those seeking a more invigorating experience, the cold tubs, made from aged whiskey barrels, provide temperatures as low as 3°C, triggering the release of endorphins to uplift and enhance relaxation.

Spa Terrace – Spa

Featuring an outdoor dry stone-heated sauna that overlooks the pools. This sauna is designed to improve blood circulation, remove toxins, and relieve muscle cramps, making it a perfect retreat for overcoming fatigue. Complementing this is the Relax Room, equipped with eight adjustable relaxation beds, rustic timber features, dimmed lighting, and sheer curtains. This space offers a moment of reflection and stillness.

Spa Terrace – Lounge

A space that blends rustic charm with modern comfort. The Fire Pit area, overlooking the Spa Pools and Terrace, is perfect for chilly evenings with cosy blankets and cushions. Enjoy the seasonal cocktail menu at the Bar, which boasts reclaimed rustic tiles and a calming oak canopy setting. Guests can also spend time relaxing in the six exclusive cabanas with rustic cedar features and fabric canopies which provide a secluded oasis.

For more information visit Hoar Cross Hall.