Bailiffscourt Spa

Taking its inspiration from nature, the spa’s exposed timber fames echo the style of a Sussex barn, and its contrasting textures of polished limestone and green oak frame expansive windows that bring the outside in.

An indoor swimming pool with spa bath accompany a heated outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, with a sauna and steam room, sun loungers and indoor an outdoor relaxation areas maximising the opportunities to recharge and refresh.

Physical activity is encouraged through the use of Bailiffscourt’s tennis courts as well as a state-of-the-art gym and a range of classes that can be taken in the fitness studio.

Six luxurious treatment rooms are equipped with heated water beds to maximise the results of a wide ranging menu offered in collaboration with acclaimed spa partner Temple Spa. The brand’s Mediterranean-inspired products are incorporated into the spa’s signature massages and facial and body therapies, with specially curated Truffle Treatments harnessing the multiple skin benefits of black summer truffles and champagne extract.

A range of men’s grooming rituals are also offered, while finishing touches include waxing and eye treatments, with nailcare courtesy of Leighton Denny.

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A selection of 39 guest rooms, beautifully decorated and dressed with antiques and unique artwork, are located in a series of charming houses and cottages on 30 acres of private parkland leading to the sea.

The accommodation’s unusual room names are taken from the fields surrounding the hotel, which dates back to 1610.

Classic and Cosy king-size or double rooms offer canopy beds and oversized showers, while the contemporary aesthetic of Climpings – found in Oaks and Moats, two stylish newer buildings – includes generous bathrooms with twin sinks.

Four-poster beds, roll-top baths and open fireplaces can be found in the Sussex rooms, located in in the Medieval House, Thatched House and Coach House.

And for a real ‘wow’ factor, the enchanting Baylies offers a vaulted ceiling, twin roll-top baths and a wood-burning stove as well as dual-aspect views over the rose garden.

With its medieval architecture, mullioned windows and tapestry-hung walls, Bailiffscourt’s restaurant is a stunning setting for breakfast, mid-morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea or dinner.

A series of lounges – including the Spa Lounge – and the property’s inner courtyard provide ample opportunity to enjoy a glass of wine or other refreshments, which can also be taken al fresco in the glorious rose garden. For a healthy lunch between treatments, why not visit the Spa Lounge

Food provenance is an important aspect of the gourmet offering and the restaurant’s devotion to using quality, locally sourced ingredients means it has excellent relationships with many local suppliers. This even stretches to its cellars: located in the heart of Sussex wine country, the hotel is proud to support local wineries who produce some of the finest English sparkling wines.

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