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Hythe Imperial Spa and Health Club

Web Links Location Local station Folkestone West or Ashford International

Wellbeing

Positioned in a quiet corner of Hythe Imperial Hotel is a superb space to relax and re-energise: our intimate spa relaxation area. Enjoy a stroll along the sea front, fill your lungs with fresh sea air, then come and awaken your senses.

Our friendly ESPA Spa offers a range of treatments from expert facials to hot stone massage. Superb nail products such as Essie nails and Artistic gel nails are also available. All our therapists are highly experienced and trained by ESPA.

We have five treatment rooms, a nail bar, a hot stone relaxation area, a quiet space to relax in between treatments and a lounge area where you can enjoy a coffee or a light lunch

Whatever your lifestyle, our leisure club has everything you need. Whether it is to spend time with family or friends, achieve fitness goals or simply relax, there is something for everyone.

Address

Hythe Imperial Spa and Health Club Princes Parade Hythe CT21 6AE

Contact

H6862-th@accor.com 01303 267441

Links

Website

Conference / Meeting facilities

Credit cards accepted

Free wi-fi

Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs and Registered Assistance Dogs welcome

Restaurant / Cafe / Tea shop

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