The Spa Hotel

Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England

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About The Spa Hotel

Our aim at the Spa Hotel is to offer comfort, tranquillity and excellent hospitality for everyone. The Spa Hotel is an elegant country mansion, set in fourteen acres of beautiful grounds, overlooking the historic spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, in the county of Kent. Originally built in 1766, the Spa is privately owned and managed by the Goring family, who also operate London's famous Goring Hotel . A sense of traditional British hospitality blends with a relaxed, modern approach to service and standards, promising a genuinely warm and comfortable welcome. Each of the 69 bedrooms is attractively appointed, with all the facilities you might expect from a hotel of this stature. The hotel has a luxurious health and leisure centre, Spa Health , as well as the superb beauty salon, Spa Beauty. Facilities include an indoor heated pool and two gymnasiums with high quality fitness and exercise equipment, steam room and saunas. Outside, there is a floodlit tennis court and a half-mile jogging trail. As befits an 18th century mansion, the Spa is blessed with glorious gardens which offer colour and interest in every season of the year. Guests may enjoy a gentle morning stroll around the lakes, or early evening cocktails on the well kept lawns

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