Hilton London Syon Park

Spa facilities

• Swimming Pool
• Hot Tub
• Sauna
• Steam Room
• Relaxation Room
• Experience Showers

At a glance

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  Romantic Break

  A proliferation of textures, opulent monochrome and crystal interiors and a spa that glows with candlelight makes a pretty ideal setting for a romantic getaway.

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  Scenic Location

  The ducks traversing the driveway set the precedent for the location – set in four hundred acres of aristocratic land; the gardens mean you feel a world apart from any surrounding buzz.

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  Group Friendly

  Perfect for that group getaway, with a snug room idea for larger groups which includes loungers and a potting shed that is wonderful for a girly afternoon tea.

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  Family Friendly

  Families are welcome at the spa, with family rooms and children's swimming times available.

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  Hotel Spa

  Syon Park takes is grand, contemporary and accessible with a forward-thinking spa to match. Facilities include: pool, sauna, steam room, experience shower and whirlpool.

Location

Spa & Leisure

Interrupting its streamlined adult grandeur Hilton London Syon Park is peppered with art – from sensor triggered animal noises to the mirror mosaic statue that greets you upon entering the Kallima spa where facilities include a Technogym Fitness Suite, 15 metre indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi that can take up to 10 people, sauna, steam room, and The Snug – a relaxation suite.

As for treatments, Kallima endeavour to deliver an experience that draws from innovative treatments and focuses on your objectives for renewal. Working with Italian luxury brand, [ comfort zone ], to bring you unique spa treatments, rituals, journeys and signature treatments that are designed to provide a complete sense of well-being.

Please note: the venue will be undergoing refurbishment between 2nd – 28th January 2019.
Note added: 17th October 2018

Hotel & Accommodation

In the grounds of the Duke of Northumberland’s 200-year-old estate, Hilton London Syon Park’s own contemporary architecture juxtaposes the classic design of the main house. Rooms are opulent with a monochrome palette, and crystal accents dotted throughout. They all have floor to ceiling windows, televisions in the bathrooms, and there are international plug sockets on the wall including one right next to your bed – it’s not a glamorous feature but my goodness it’s a convenient one.

When it comes to dining the hotel has its own herb and vegetable gardens from which ingredients are sourced for the main restaurant – a formal dining area serving seasonal dishes. There is also afternoon tea on The Terrace, and Brownies – which forms a central hub to the hotel – is a series of sofas and chairs reminiscent in colour and shape of a set of Ladurée macaroons, offering tea, cakes, a sundae bar, and its all-important namesake – brownies.