Win a two-night stay and spa treatments at Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort.
If you're in the mood for a relaxing getaway we've got the perfect prize - a two night luxury retreat at a stunning countryside spa.
The lucky winner and their guest will receive a two night stay at Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort, with breakfast on both mornings and dinner at the hotel on one evening, plus a 50-minute spa treatment per person. The magnificent 18th century mansion will transport you into a world of luxury and leisure, just five short miles from the city of Leeds - making it perfect for a relaxing, countryside getaway with a vibrant city nearby.
Oulton Hall has something for all interests, whether that be a glorious stroll through nature in the landscaped gardens, a round of golf on the highly acclaimed 27-hole golf course, or a serene experience at the hotel spa with ELEMIS treatments, indoor pool, sauna and steam room. For the foodies, delicious dining is available at the AA Rosette award-winning restaurant, with Afternoon Tea with all the trimmings, a definite highlight.
The rich and vibrant city of Leeds is just five miles away, alive with shops and shows, museums and art galleries, adrenalin-filled adventures and new places to discover. The majestic Yorkshire Dales National Park is also a short drive away.
The resort is the perfect place to relax in the countryside and enjoy some fresh air and splendid scenery, so be sure to enter our competition to be in with a chance of winning! You can enter the competition below, or click HERE if you can't see the entry form.
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Win a two-night stay and spa treatments at Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort.
If you're in the mood for a relaxing getaway we've got the perfect prize - a two night luxury retreat at a stunning countryside spa. The lucky winner and their guest will receive a two night stay at Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort, with breakfast on both mornings and dinner at the hotel on one evening, plus a 50-minute spa treatment per person. The magnificent 18th century mansion will transport you into a world of luxury and leisure, just five short miles from the city of Leeds - making it perfect for a relaxing, countryside getaway with a vibrant city nearby. Oulton Hall has something for all interests, whether that be a glorious stroll through nature in the landscaped gardens, a round of golf on the highly acclaimed 27-hole golf course, or a serene experience at the hotel spa with ELEMIS treatments, indoor pool, sauna and steam room. For the foodies, delicious dining is available at the AA Rosette award-winning restaurant, with Afternoon Tea with all the trimmings, a definite highlight. The rich and vibrant city of Leeds is just five miles away, alive with shops and shows, museums and art galleries, adrenalin-filled adventures and new places to discover. The majestic Yorkshire Dales National Park is also a short drive away. The resort is the perfect place to relax in the countryside and enjoy some fresh air and splendid scenery, so be sure to enter our competition to be in with a chance of winning! You can enter the competition below, or click HERE if you can't see the entry form.
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