Lion Quays
Spa facilities
- Swimming Pool
- Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Steam Room
- Hydrotherapy Pool
- Relaxation Room
- Experience Showers
- Ice Room / Ice Fountain
- Rasul
At a glance
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Hen Friendly
With a comprehensive range of treatments and facilities the venue lends itself to a relaxed girly weekend.
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Romantic Weekend
On the banks of the canal the venue enjoys tranquil surroundings conducive to a romantic getaway.
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Hotel Spa Venue
The spa is close to the hotel, accessed by a covered walkway. Facilities include: pool, hydrotherapy pool, snow cave, a starlit livello steam room, sauna, sanarium, experience showers and an whirpool.
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Family Friendly
Children are welcome at the hotel and can use the pool and facilities, sometimes at designated times.
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Local Attractions
Set in 500 acres of parkland, the National Trust’s 13th century Chirk Castle is a popular tourist attraction.
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Scenic location
Lion Quays is beautifully situated, on the banks of Llangollen Canal.
Location
Lion Quays,
Moreton,
Oswestry,
Shropshire,
SY11 3EN
SY11 3EN
Oswestry, Shropshire, 43miles south of Liverpool, 21 miles NW of Shrewsbury.
Spa & Leisure
Placing a spa on the water’s edge is always a good start when it comes to relaxation, and is a sign that Lion Quays really know what they are doing when it comes to all things leisure. In addition to the gym and 25 metre swimming pool, the jewel in the facility’s crown is the thermal suite which features a hydrotherapy pool, a whirlpool, a snow cave, a starlit livello steam room, a sauna, sanarium, rasul mud chamber, experience showers, sun meadow and a variety of relaxation lounges.
In 12 treatment rooms using Decléor, Natural Spa Factory, Jessica and Bare Minerals products, the treatments list encompasses a range of massages, wraps, maternity treatments, facials, waxing and make-up consultations as well as a journeys through the thermal suite designed to improve circulation, ease respiratory conditions and muscular tension or detoxify the body.
Hotel & Accommodation
Formerly a pub, Lion Quays was restored to its hospitable glory by the current owners as a labour of love. Today, the contemporary architecture on the banks of Llangollen Canal, surrounded by verdant countryside, provides an inspired setting for time out. Rooms and suites at the four star hotel include family rooms and a bridal suite, and all enjoy understated modern design throughout, with a neutral colour palette and lots of natural light.
Meanwhile, The Waterside Restaurant has large windows to take in the canal views, and serves a fusion menu of seasonal British dishes and international cuisine alongside an extensive wine list and al fresco dining in the summer months.