Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings

Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings frequently asked questions

Who owns Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings?

Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings is part of the Bannatyne group of hotels, health clubs and other media interests, allowed by Duncan Bannatyne OBE, the entrepreneur famous for his appearance as a business angel on the BBC programme Dragons' Den.

How do you get to Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings?

Located between the historic towns of Battle and Hastings, Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings is easy to drive to with plenty of parking on site. The postcode for sat nav is TN38 8EZ. The nearest train station is Crowhurst Railway, which is 3.8 miles or a 10-minute taxi ride away. The nearest airport is London Stansted, which is 86 miles (1 hour 40 minutes by car).

What is included in a spa day at Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings?

What's included in a spa day at Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings depends on the experience that you book. The spa area is adult only and facilities include a gym, exercise studio, spa cafe, a hair salon, swimming pool, sauna, outdoor hot tubs and steam room. There are also six treatment rooms including two dual suites, plus a manicure and pedicure room, and therapists use ESPA products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What is near Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings?

Situated in the heart of 1066 Country, between the historic towns of Battle and Hastings, Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings is in an ideal location for exploring the history of this beautiful part of the UK. There are beaches and countryside to explore, watching the wildlife go by, visiting local vineyards or taking a dip in the sea.

Top attractions include:

• Hastings Museum and Art Gallery
• Hastings Castle
• Drusillas Animal Park
• Alexandra Park
• Knockhatch Ski Park
• Battle Abbey and Battlefield Site
• Bodium Castle

When was Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings built?

Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings sits within a historic country house, which dates back to 1764. However, it became a hotel in the 1980s and was refurbished in 2016.

What amenities does Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings have?

A four-star hotel, Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings has 38 rooms and suites to choose from, all with modern conveniences and looking out onto 14 acres of manicured gardens. The hotel's Conservatory Restaurant is popular in its own right, serving food throughout the day, while The Terrace Bar is the place for lighter dishes and drinks at any time. There's also an alfresco area for summer months.

The spa area is adult only and facilities include a gym, exercise studio, spa cafe, a hair salon, swimming pool, sauna, outdoor hot tubs and steam room. There are also six treatment rooms including two dual suites, plus a manicure and pedicure room, and therapists use ESPA products in a collection of face and body treatments.

Accessible facilities include:

• Disabled parking
• An accessible toilet adjacent to the restaurant
• Wheelchair access on the ground floor except for two steps into the restaurant
• Accessible bedrooms
• Hoist available for the pool

What are the food and drink options at Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings?

The hotel's Conservatory Restaurant is popular in its own right, serving food throughout the day, while The Terrace Bar is the place for lighter dishes and drinks at any time. There's also an alfresco area for summer months.

How many treatment rooms are there at Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings?

Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings has six treatment rooms including two dual suites, plus a manicure and pedicure room, and therapists use ESPA products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Bannatyne Health Club & Spa, Hastings is from 3pm and check-out is at 11.00. Spa opening hours are weekdays 6.30am to 10.30pm and weekends 8am to 9pm. It is recommended however that you check your specific spa booking times before arrival, and that you check for any changes to regular opening times, particularly relating to bank holidays, before you visit.