A state-of-the-art spa has opened at a Norfolk Broads hotel following a £3.5m investment and it includes a UK first.
The Norfolk Mead Hotel in Coltishall, a restored Georgian manor on the banks of the River Bure, previously just had treatment rooms.
It has now opened a huge spa and 24 new members of staff have been recruited.
The Thermal Suite boasts a hydrotherapy pool, herbal steam room, experience shower and a foot spa and the Outdoor Oasis area features an aromatic sauna, hot tub and cold shower buckets.
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There is also a Relaxation Room with S-shaped loungers and stylish changing rooms with vanity areas.
There are two bookable experiences, for an additional cost, and in the Mud Chamber guests embark on the "ultimate detox journey".
The Beer Spa is a UK first and it is a popular European treatment "celebrated for its antioxidant effects".
Guests enter a wooden tub filled with vitamin-rich malt and hops and get their own beer tap, with Woodforde's Brewery the supplier.
Emma Bond, marketing manager, said: "We are incredibly excited to launch The Norfolk Mead Spa and introduce our unique offerings, including the UK's first Beer Spa.
"This addition not only enhances our guests' experience but also sets a new standard for wellness in the UK."
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Customers can get refreshments in the Conservatory Restaurant, serving tapas-style lunches and afternoon tea, and the Coffee Lounge.
James Holliday, who owns the hotel with Anna Duttson, said: "Despite numerous challenges, we have persevered and succeeded.
"Seeing the spa in its full glory, we are confident that the effort has been well worth it.
"The spa's addition is set to be a tremendous success for the business."
The spa is open daily from 8am to 8pm and you can see the full list of treatments at norfolkmead.co.uk - book by emailing relax@norfolkmead.co.uk or call 01603 737531.
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