Manor House Alsager completes English Country Spa Garden

The Manor House Hotel, a family-owned, independent hotel in Cheshire, UK,  has expanded its spa offering to include a new English country spa garden. 

Inspired by the English countryside, the spa garden combines modern wellness experiences with quintessential landscaping and country garden planting.

Modern wellness

Facilities include a spa pool, open-air vitality pool, sunken tabletop hydrotherapy tub,  panoramic sauna, steam room and a heated outdoor sensory seating area. 

Other experiences include The Pavilion, which features a laconium, and the Summer House, with a relaxation lounge and patio. 

An extensive thermal circuit, including a salt steam inhalation chamber, potting shed herbal sauna, salt shed experience and icy plunge pool complete the garden’s offering.

Ambitious spa development

The English country spa garden forms the second phase of an ambitious spa development, which has already seen the opening of a 15m serenity pool, equipped with a boardwalk, glass ceiling, luxurious seating and hanging day bed. 

“We’re delighted to have opened the second phase of the spa and welcome guests to the new spa garden,” said Jessica Mellors, general manager at Manor House Alsager. 

“We’ve had nothing but excellent feedback and can’t wait to see the garden change and adapt over the cooler months. We’re especially looking forward to seeing all the planting grow in ready for the spring. It’s an exciting time for the spa,” she added.

The Pool House

Housed inside a 17th-century farmhouse, the spa has been expanded to include three new treatment rooms, including two couples’ suites, as well as a relaxation lounge for post-treatment tranquillity. The spa also includes a dining area and will soon open a Pool House. 

Scheduled to open in November 2022, the Pool House has been described as an ‘inviting space’ for solo spa-goers, couples and groups to unwind in ‘relaxed elegance and laidback luxury’.

Project suppliers

Suppliers who have worked on the project include Mosiac Spa, which has supplied two outdoor pools and Anapos, which supplied the sauna and steam rooms. 

Spa uniforms have been supplied by Simon Jersey; robes and towels by BC Softwear; soft furnishings by Oka; and products and treatments by Tribe517 and TempleSpa. 

Fitness equipment is from Life Fitness, spa software from Trybe, while architecture services were carried out by Mark Kitson.