Daniel Thwaite’s Spa Group teams up with Nyetimber for luxury pamper package

Craig Jones

13 November 2024 at 1:59 am·2-min read

Here's how you can book the indulgent treat — -Credit: (Image: Reach Publishing Services Limited)

In collaboration with the renowned English sparkling wine producer, Nyetimber, Daniel Thwaite’s Spa Group has created an overnight spa break that fuses spa luxury with English wine elegance.

The overnight spa break package is available at the six nationwide spa hotels and is a perfect way to enjoy some pre-Christmas relaxation. Guests can take away two luxury gifts which can be used as presents for loved ones, or as a keep sake from a memorable stay.

The Nyetimber X Daniel Thwaites Overnight Package is available seven days a week. Prices start from £395 per room, based on two sharing.

What’s included:

• Dinner per person, £30 allowance

• Pre-dinner cocktail

• Accommodation in a Signature Double or Twin room and Full Breakfast

• A 375ml half bottle of Nyetimber Classic Cuvee Multi-Vintage in the mini-fridge on arrival

• Express Spa treatment

• Beautifully presented Nyetimber gift set; includes a full 750ml bottle of Nyetimber and 2x Nyetimber glasses

• TEMPLESPA gift set worth £30

Where you can go:

Aztec Hotel & Spa - Bristol
Cottons Hotel & Spa – Cheshire
Kettering Park Hotel & Spa - Kettering
North Lakes Hotel and Spa – Lake District
Solent Hotel & Spa - Portsmouth
Thorpe Park Hotel & Spa – Leeds

You can book and find out more here.

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