The award-winning spa at The Coniston Hotel is celebrating its 9th birthday with a special offer for visitors.
The award-winning Nàdarra Spa turns nine in November and the team are running a spa experience gift voucher sale.
The 'Birthday Spa Day Serenity Package' is being made available at a discounted price, including health shot, spa access, dining and a spa treatment.
The package is available from Monday to Friday until 31st December 2024, excluding selected dates.

The Hotel is also offering a discounted 'Birthday Bliss Spa Stay' which includes a glass of fizz, spa access, an overnight stay and Yorkshire Breakfast.
This is available to redeem Sunday - Thursday until 31st December 2024, excluding selected dates.
All deals can be found here and are available until midnight on Tuesday 8th October.

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