Spa facilities
- Swimming Pool
- Hot Tub
- Sauna
- Steam Room
- Relaxation Room
- Experience Showers
- Ice Room / Ice Fountain
- Heated Lounges
At a glance
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Hen Friendly
The hotel caters to groups and hen parties looking for a more relaxed getaway.
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Pre-Natal
The spa offers treatments tailored for mums-to-be.
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Architectual Excellence
The main building dates back to the 17th Century and retains many of its original features.
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Local Attractions
Alton Towers, Chester Zoo and Chatsworth House are just a few of the attractions within driving distance of the hotel.
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Family Friendly
Children are welcome at the hotel and to use the pool and facilities, and have designated swimming times.
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Hotel Spa Venue
The spa offers a range of leisure facilities and treatments, but is not a specialised spa and is located in a separate building to the hotel. Facilities include: pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, ice fountain, experience shower and whirlpool.
Location
Crewe Hall,
Weston Road,
Crewe,
Cheshire,
CW1 6UZ
CW1 6UZ
Crewe, Cheshire
Spa & Leisure
On the north of the Crewe Hall estate, nestled amongst the fields and forested gardens, is the health club – a 21st Century addition to the historic hotel. Providing a range of fitness facilities, there is a gym and studio complete with a spectrum of classes from aerobics to yoga; a pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, ice fountain, experience shower, whirlpool and a relaxation room with heated loungers.
Also throwing a complete menu of treatments into the mix, the spa works with ESPA products in a selection of facials, massages, envelopments, scrubs, manicures, pedicures, finishing touches, and brand specific Q Rituals.
The Spa has 6 treatment rooms, including two duo rooms.
Hotel & Accommodation
A 17th Century building with architecture that belies its Jacobean history, Crewe Hall has played host to royals including George V and Queen Mary. Today the hotel has 26 rooms and suites in the original building – 11 of which retain their antique four-poster beds; and a further 91 contemporary rooms in the West Wing extension.
Once Lord Crewe’s dining room, The Sheridan Lounge is characterised by a carved oak screen and lofty ceiling, and serves afternoon teas and drinks; while The Brasserie bar and restaurant is in stark contrast with its ultra modern interiors.