4* Bannatyne Spa Stay, Treatments & Dinner for 2

Longing for a getaway? You don’t have to board a plane for a relaxing break full of fine seaside air, rich heritage and pure indulgence. Introducing Hastings… We’re offering you a 4* overnight spa break for 2 including a 30-min plus a 15-minute treatment each, 2-course dinner, bottle of wine and breakfast (valid Sun-Thu) for £199, or opt for a Fri or Sat night stay for just £279. Opened by Dragon’s Den entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne in 2008, Bannatyne hotels have since made a name for themselves as go-to destination for people in need of some pampering. The 4* Hastings branch enjoys a stunning location and boasts en-suite rooms including Wi-Fi and TV. Amongst all that luxury you needn't go hungry, as a you'll enjoy a two-course dinner for two in the elegant conservatory restaurant. As well as choosing from mouthwatering mains, such as duo of Moroccan lamb and belly of pork with caramelised onions and apple sauce, you’ll also get to select either a sumptuous starter or delicious dessert. After a blissful slumber in your standard double or twin room, you'll each be treated to a full English breakfast to set you up for the day ahead. During your stay, you’ll each be spoiled with the following choice of treatments before taking advantage of the spa’s amenities: 30-min treatment plus 15-minute treatment: Swedish back, neck and shoulder massage plus a 15-minute scalp massage OR a 15-minute "touch" facial Whether you fancy taking a dip in the pool, sweating it out in the gym or trying to stay awake in the sauna, the Bannatyne spa is a beauty emporium worth a visit. After you’ve been fully pampered, you’ll have plenty more delights to discover on your doorstep, whether it’s nature or culture calling you. The 267-hectare Hastings country park with ancient woodland and rushy grassland is yours to explore, while the seaside and the river valleys of the surrounding plains are also well worth a visit. However you spend your stay, we’re sure you’ll struggle to leave the tranquil setting of the Bannatyne Hotel.