Relax in style at Wales’s largest spa with the return of two spa packages

Two girls wearing face masks while in robes and holding a glass of drink each

Wales’s largest spa is reintroducing two of its most popular spa packages: Sunday Spa & Lunch and Twilight Spa & Dine.

Voted 'Best Resort Spa' for seven consecutive years, Vale Spa features 16 treatment rooms, a 20-metre pool, a whirlpool bath, a sauna, a steam room and five bespoke relaxation rooms. It’s the perfect space to unwind after a hectic week at work or running around after the children, offering a tranquil space to be pampered and spend quality time with your loved one or group of friends.

Back by popular demand, the two packages making a comeback are as follows:

Sunday Spa & Lunch
For £99 per person, this spa package includes:

  • A two-course Sunday lunch in the Vale Grill at 12:30pm
  • Welcome and tour of the spa facilities from 2pm
  • A 50-minute treatment
  • Robe, towel and slippers
  • Full access to the spa relaxation facilities in the Vale Spa and the resort’s extensive leisure and relaxation facilities
  • Free parking
  • Twilight Spa & Dine
Perfect for a pampering session with the girls, the Twilight Spa & Dine package includes the following:
  • Welcome and tour of the spa facilities
  • An evening in the Vale Spa (3pm to 6pm)
  • A 50-minute treatment
  • A three-course Table D’Hote dinner in the Vale Grill from 6:30pm
  • Robe, towel and slippers
  • Full use of the spa and leisure facilities
  • Free parking
  • Price: £99 per person (Monday to Thursday), £109 per person (Friday to Sunday)
The minimum age for the Vale Spa is 18.

Stephanie Metson, the marketing manager at Vale Resort, said: “Life can get crazy and it’s important to make some time every now and then for yourself to unwind, recharge and be taken care of. Whether you’re looking for a night to yourself or you want to get the girls together, these spa packages are back by popular demand, and we look forward to welcoming you.”

More information can be found at www.valeresort.com

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