Huddersfield’s Titanic Spa has launched a new package

Huddersfield’s Titanic Spa pool with loungers poolside soft lighting

Did you know studies have shown how you feel on a Sunday has a direct effect on your week? That's why Huddersfield's Titanic Spa has launched their new Sunday Night Stopover package!

The UK's first eco-Spa, it starts with a Sunday arrival from 10:30am, where you'll enjoy the 15m salt regulated swimming pool, relaxation lounge and outdoor hot tub, as well as access to the spa's Heat and Ice experience; a journey of hot and cold therapies to guide you to utter serenity.

You'll also enjoy a 55-minute facial treatment from a choice of four; plus a one-course light lunch and two-course evening meal. You then get to bed down in Titanic Spa's luxury self-contained apartment style accommodation, before checking out on Monday morning after enjoying a continental breakfast hamper.

Titanic Spa's Sunday Night Stopover Break costs £179pp; visit www.titanicspa.com for more info.

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