Hotel Lespa

Stratton Place, Gloucester Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England

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About Hotel Lespa

Through the gates of Le Spa at Stratton Place. You are met by the elegant splendour of our 19th Century Edwardian Manor House. Fronted by beautifully landscaped gardens and woodlands, your first impression will be an ambience of freshness and inspiration that will entice you into becoming a part of it. Hotel Le Spa, in keeping with Le Spa's image, is elegant and luxurious in design. Le Spa is now able to offer day spa guests the opportunity to prolong the feelings of relaxation and rejuvenation that they receive during their visit by offering overnight accommodation and extended spa breaks. Guests visiting the area on business or holiday are also welcomed and full use of the health club facilities is included in their stay. Hotel Le Spa's rooms have all been individually decorated and each of the nine bedrooms are unique in design.

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