The Lowry Hotel prides itself on offering the extraordinary and that extends to its spa, which invites you to ‘arrive beautiful, leave gorgeous’ alongside a generous helping of serenity. Choose from a number of treatments on offer, using luxury skincare brand Elemis. Alternatively, you can opt for one of the spa’s signature packages, which can include luxuries such as yoga and even a cream tea.
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Here are some upgrades you can add when selecting a package above. More can be found during checkout.
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Room Upgrade to Superior River View
Room Upgrade to Executive King
This spa has earned Safe Hands for Cancer accreditation for completing adequate training, which has been approved by SATCC.
Browse the collection Read more about Safe Hands for Cancer and SATCCThe Lowry Hotel is a five-star hotel in Manchester, named after the artist L. S. Lowry, and owned by the Westmont Hospitality Group, a Canadian company founded by the Mangalji family.
Located where Manchester and Salford meet, The Lowry Hotel sits by the River Irwell and there's pedestrian access to Deansgate via the bridge designed by Calatrava. For those driving to the hotel, the postcode is M3 5LH, they have two Tesla electric vehicle charging points outside and they have secure (paid) car parking at the front of the hotel via Dearmans Place. The nearest tram stop to The Lowry Hotel is St. Peter's Square. The nearest train station is Manchester Piccadilly, which is 1.1 miles away (a 20 minute walk or 15 minute taxi ride). For those flying in, the nearest airport is Manchester International Airport, which is nine miles away or around 25-minutes by taxi.
What's included in a spa day at The Lowry Hotel depends on the experience that you book. The RE:TREAT spa is all about pampering, so while there's no pool, facilities include a gym and fitness studio, cryotherapy chamber, meditation pod and sensory deprivation tank, as well as a relaxation room. There are six treatment rooms where therapists use Grown Alchemist, GAIA and Elemis products in a range of face and body therapies.
The hotel is in a fantastic location for exploring Manchester, its local boutiques and shopping centres, bars, restaurants and nightclubs. Amongst the most popular nearby attractions you will find Ancoats - the foodie neighbourhood by the canal; discover the city's literary heritage (it has been named a UNESCO City of Literature); go to Manchester’s Warehouse Project for a night out; go on a coffee crawl in the Northern Quarter; or flip through sleeves at the city’s best record stores.
This five-star hotel first opened in 2001 and has won multiple awards as a leading contemporary destination. It was purpose-built as an independent luxury hotel in Manchester.
A five-star hotel on the edge of Manchester city centre, The Lowry Hotel has 165 luxury rooms and suites to stay in. The hotel is home to the popular River Restaurant and Lowry Lounge & Bar serving a seasonally changing a la carte menu and known for having the longest bar terrace in the city.
The RE:TREAT spa is a specialist pampering experience. While there's no pool, facilities include a gym and fitness studio, cryotherapy chamber, meditation pod and sensory deprivation tank, as well as a relaxation room. There are six treatment rooms where therapists use Grown Alchemist, GAIA and Elemis products in a range of face and body therapies.
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The hotel is home to the popular River Restaurant and Lowry Lounge & Bar serving a seasonally changing a la carte menu and known for having the longest bar terrace in the city.
The Lowry Hotel has six treatment rooms. Therapists use Grown Alchemist, GAIA and Elemis products in a range of face and body treatments.
Check-in at The Lowry Hotel is from 3pm, and check-out time is 11am. If you're a day spa guest, the standard opening hours are 9am to 7pm. 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.
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