Treat yourself – Relax in the most luxurious Spas in the Cotswolds
The Cotswolds are extremely fortunate to be able to offer some of the most beautiful and spoiling spas in the country. Coupled with rural tranquillity, these havens of relaxation offer a blissful escape from the hurly burly of the Christmas festivities. There is exceptional walking, and cycling, and even wild swimming for the courageous, in the Cotswolds!
Thyme, Southrop, Gloucestershire - Meadow Spa, is a restored Cotswold manor and farm with a passion for land, food, and entertaining merged with a love of local heritage and conservation. The idea behind the concept is that those who visit Thyme experience a real connection to the land, the seasons and to nature, and they invite their guests to rest, relax and enjoy the country idyll.
As Thyme has grown, the ethos has never faltered with the story of the land imbued in every detail. Today, Thyme is comprised of 31 bedrooms dispersed across its houses and cottages, the Ox Barn restaurant, the Baa Bar, the Swan pub, Cookery School, Meadow Spa, our boutiques, and the Tithe Barn event and exhibition space, Thyme is still family-owned and run, led by Caryn, her eldest son Charlie and daughter, Camilla.
Meadow Spa offers a range of treatments in Meadow Cottage and the Botanical Bothy, which have been designed, together with Bertioli Beauty, to provide a variety of treatments incorporating breathing and bathing. The spa is available to be booked by resident guests of Thyme, as well guests who wish to come to the spa just for the day. All treatment experiences include a lunch in The Orchid House and complimentary use of the outdoor pool. Experience our Meadow Spa — Thyme
Dormy House Hotel & Spa, Farncombe, Broadway, Gloucestershire - Positioned high above the village of Broadway, on the Cotswold escarpment, Dormy House is a stunning boutique hotel with a cosy atmosphere of log fires, glorious food in sumptuous surroundings with a sparkling spa.
The House Spa is all about making guests feel fabulous and escaping from the humdrum of daily life. It has been the recipient of awards since the day it opened offering guests an indoor/outdoor blend of therapies, with a serene pool, terrace hot tub and Scandi -style thermal suite. The hotel is very popular and residents regularly avail themselves of the Spa facilities and treatments. Spa Days are available to non- residents as well and booking is essential. For a real treat and large dose of luxury, Dormy House is wonderful.-
The Pig, Barnsley, Gloucestershire – Whilst there are now several PIGs across the south of England, The Pig in Barnsley has perhaps the most famous garden of them all, having been Rosemary Verey’s home for many years. As with the other venues in the group, the ethos at Barnsley is to champion all products that are local, to help the environment and support Pig People to develop their talents. In keeping with their luxury country look and feel, Spa treatments take place in the charming Potting Shed and Sheep’s Hut within the gardens. The treatments are all designed to give guests a bespoke and authentic experience, and the products used are made with organic ingredients. Residents and non residents are all welcome to book into the spa.
https://www.thepighotel.com/in-the-cotswolds/
Butler Sherborn is currently selling:
Thyme Cottage, Willersey near Broadway Guide Price £875,000 An enchanting Cotswold stone cottage on the village green https://www.butlersherborn.co.uk/property/thyme-cottage-main-street-32772756
17 & 18, Barnsley Guide Price £550,000 An unique opportunity to renovate two cottages in the centre of the villagehttps://www.butlersherborn.co.uk/property/17-18-barnsley-33035749
Butler Sherborn is delighted to sponsor the Members Marquee, Moreton Show - Saturday 6th September
Moreton Show is one of the UK’s largest and most prestigious one-day agricultural shows. It’s a celebration of British farming, rural traditions, and community spirit.
Butler Sherborn is delighted to sponsor the Members Marquee, Moreton Show - Saturday 6th September
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