Penrith's North Lakes Hotel and Spa unveils new spa-cation package
A two-night spa break
Pure rest and relaxation – all wrapped up in a two-night luxurious spa break, including lunch and dinner, plus two spa treatments each.
North Lakes has planned the ultimate spa getaway. Pack a case and head to Penrith for 48 hours of pure rest and relaxation. Check in to one of the hotel's stylish guest rooms, then head to the luxurious spa. Enjoy a 50-minute TEMPLE SPA 'I'll Be Back' treatment which includes an invigorating exfoliation and purifying mud mask application, plus a 25-minute Caudalie facial, with a 10 per cent discount on any pre-booked extras.
In the evening, tuck into some delicious dishes in the award-winning FYR restaurant. There's a light spa lunch included on the second day.
Based on two people sharing a double room, prices start at £295 per room**.
£30 dinner allocation per person (not including drinks).
** Subject to availability. Prices may differ. Full T&Cs on the website.
FYR up your dinner plans
AA Rosette awarded restaurant in Penrith, The FYR Grill, showcases the region's finest producers in dishes inspired by the landscape, prepared fresh on the day for you to enjoy. Rest assured if steak and chips is what you're after, they've got that too, on the open fire grill!
Hero dishes include FYR BBQ belly pork, tandoori marinated salmon and monkfish kebab and the FYR grilled lemon and herb marinated spatchcock chicken.
For something a little different, why not try the FYR Bytes? North Lakes' alternative afternoon tea.
The FYR menu is served Monday to Sunday, from 12pm to 9pm.
Discover The Lake District
A landscape that has inspired artists, poets and writers for generations. Wherever you explore in the Lake District, one thing is for certain, the views will take your breath away - whatever the season.
Venture on one of the region's Mountain Goat tours, take a trip to Brougham Hall, or stroll around Aira Force.
About Thwaites
Established in 1807, Lancashire-based, family-run Thwaites boasts a unique collection of award-winning inns, hotels, and spa hotels across England.
For more information or to book your visit to North Lakes Hotel & Spa, please call us at 01768868111 or email reception@northlakeshotel.co.uk
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