Lucknam Park Leisure Spa

The award-winning Spa at Lucknam Park is built in the style of a Roman Villa in the walled garden. With a pool, sauna and steam room, pool and gymnasium and a range of beauty treatments available from product houses such as Clarins and Guinot & Thalgo, it’s the place to pamper yourself. Additional facilities include a trim trail, floodlit tennis courts and an equestrian centre. Spa membership costs from £950 per year.

NEW:
Lucknam Parks Hot Basalt Lava Stone Massage:
Heated stones have been used by ancient cultures to cleanse, relax and heal. Aboriginal Hawaiians have used basalt lava stones for centuries to improve both physical, mental and spiritual healing and well-being.

The smooth heated basalt lava stones used Lucknam Parks Hot Stone Massage enhances existing massage techniques. These hot stones are used warm and massage the body, easing away tension, relieve aches and pains and encourage the body to detoxify and heal muscle or tissue damage.

This heat relaxes the muscles and releases tension, which means that the massage itself is more effective and intense compared to a classic massage. Many benefits can be derived from this treatment including boosting circulation, rebalancing and recharging energy levels as well as improving rheumatic conditions and insomnia.

45 Minutes Back Massage £60
60 Minutes Back of Body Massage £70
130 Minutes Full Body Massage £100

Lucknam Park, a proud member of Relais & Châteaux is delighted to announce the opening of their spectacular new Spa on 11th November 2008.

This eagerly-anticipated Spa sets a new standard of luxury. There will also be nine treatment rooms and extensive thermal cabins including Japanese Salt, Amethyst Room, Aromatic Steam, Sauna and Tepidarium.

Lucknam Park has appointed French spa specialists Anne Semonin and Carita to supply luxurious, indulgent and innovative skin care products for the new Spa.

In addition the Spa will feature an open kitchen with a wood-fired oven. The Brasserie will serve healthy and nourishing dishes prepared from local ingredients: all under the direction of Michelin Star chef Hywel Jones.

2007 Opening 1 Jan 2007 - 31 Jul 2007

Road Directions

Exit M4 jct 18 and take A46 towards Bath. Continue for 3 miles through Pennsylvania to Cold Ashton roundabout. Turn left onto A420 signed Chippenham and continue for 5 miles (pass through village of The Shoe and ignore the turning to Colerne). Continue for 2.5 miles and at Ford turn right towards Colerne. After 3 miles drive past hotel trade entrance and continue for 1 mile to Colerne crossroads. Turn right into Doncombe Lane. Entrance to hotel 300 yards on right.

Public Transport Directions

The nearest train station from London is Chippenham where a taxi journey to Lucknam Park is between £12-£15. From the West Country Bath is the nearest train station and a taxi journey to Lucknam Park is between £12-£15.
Lucknam Park is 2hrs from Central London via road/rail and 1.5hrs from London Heathrow. Bristol Airport is less than 45mins away with its newly opened transatlantic routes and a taxi journey to Lucknam Park will cost about £50.