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See the very best spas from Welsh capital to the quintessentially English countryside in Worcestershire.

St Brides Spa Hotel
St Brides Spa HotelSaundersfoot
Bodysgallen Hall & Spa
Bodysgallen Hall & SpaLlandudno

Clifftop pools, castle views and country houses hugged by mountains

When it comes to spas, Wales has some real stunners. At St Brides Spa Hotel in Saundersfoot, the jewel in the crown is an infinity hydropool looking out over Carmarthen Bay, as stunning in winter as it is in summer. Up north, Bodysgallen Hall & Spa sits in over 200 acres of parkland with views across the gardens to Conwy Castle, and The Kinmel & Kinspa has a hydrotherapy pool overlooking a peaceful pond (keep an eye out for the koi).

Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa is set in 24,000 acres of countryside, with a thermal suite that looks out over the lake and the Welsh mountains, while The Lake Country House Hotel & Spa near Builth Wells has an outdoor hot tub on a balcony with lake views. For a big day out, The Celtic Manor Resort in Newport has two spas, three golf courses and plenty for the whole family.

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From the dramatic Welsh mountains to the coast

With over 20,000 miles of paths to roam, dramatic mountains and Britain’s only coastal national park – with its stunning beaches, secret coves and wild swimming – Wales is made for an active spa break.

  • Don’t miss the Pembrokeshire coast in West Wales for 186 miles of magnificent coastline and over 50 beaches.

  • Climb Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), the highest mountain in Wales, or take the mountain railway to the top.

  • Catch a game at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

Your expert guide to spa

The Celtic Manor Resort

Every spa in Wales with a Bubble Rating has been visited in person by a Spa Spy. Read what they found, from the pool temperature to the quality of the lunch.

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