Rudding Park has confirmed it will reopen its spa this weekend.
The hotel welcomed back visitors for overnight stays on July 13 but the spa has remained closed.
However, from Saturday guests will finally be able to enjoy a pamper day.
The spa will be operating at reduced capacity. The steam rooms and saunas will remain closed until further notice and face treatments, including waxing and makeup will also not be allowed.
However, the hydrotherapy pool, spa bath, sunlight therapy, foot spa and indoor swimming pool will be open for use.
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Peter Jones, managing director of Rudding Park, told The Stray Ferret:
“We are delighted Rudding Park spa will re-open on Saturday 25 July. We have put measures in place so guests can spa with confidence and are very much looking forward to welcoming guests back to relax and unwind on the rooftop spa.”
The spa will have reduced capacity, with 20 people allowed in the pool at once.
Guest are encouraged to arrive as prepared as possible for their spa experience to reduce time in the changing rooms. Visitors are also requested to shower at home after their visit.
Enhanced cleaning will be in place and face coverings will be available for guests on arrival. Magazines and newspapers will be removed to limit touch points.
Details will be taken from guests when booking as part of the test and trace initiative and all guests will need to book online before visiting.
