Gisborough Hall

The new Sakura Spa is simply to die for. I’m not usually someone who visits spas, but with this one being brand new, I thought I’d give it a try and I’m so glad I did. My treatment was absolutely wonderful. I genuinely couldn’t fault a thing. It was luxurious, deeply relaxing, and exceeded every expectation. The staff were attentive, welcoming, and incredibly knowledgeable. From the hosts to the management team, everyone went above and beyond to make the experience feel special. The spa itself is beautifully designed, with peaceful relaxation areas both indoors and outdoors. Every detail has clearly been carefully considered, from the relaxation rooms and saunas to the restaurant. It really is a place where you can switch off and unwind. I will definitely be returning. It’s worth every penny and well worth a visit. Just be warned you may well become addicted, because it’s a truly exceptional place.

Visited the new spa today, it was amazing!! A gorgeous place, very relaxing and all staff were so lovely! Will definitely be back x

A lovely stay in a beautiful, private shepherd's hut. Such a good idea having huts away from the main hotel. Beautifully presented with everything you need for a few days and be away from the main hotel. We did the foodie weekend break, and had great value for money. 2 breakfasts, 3 course dinner, and afternoon tea plus a private hut & outdoor space! We had expected a hot tub with bubbles however on reading back it does says outdoor soaking tub, it is a giant bath outside basically. Would have liked to be able to stand bottles in the fridge in the hut too, it just wasn't deep enough. Towels & robes, toiletries, plates, prosecco glasses, toilet roll, tea/coffee/milk etc all provided so don't need to take any extras. The food in Chaloner's was amazing for dinner. Great quality and service too. The staff we could not fault. A bit disappointed that a family with a small child came in and the man was wearing a hoodie, and ate from the bar menu in the restaurant that had a dress code though. We had rang ahead to check the dress code. It's smart casual, no shorts or ripped jeans for men. Afternoon tea although said traditional on the menu there was a lot for added extra ingredients such as basil in cheesecake and apricots in sausage rolls. It was tasty and filling but we're glad we didn't pay £70 for the two of us as there was nothing on it that really stood out. Couldn't sit on the terrace for afternoon tea either as there was a wedding on and they had exclusive use, there's no other outside space. Couldn't fault breakfast. Great continental selection and the kitchen can make any hot breakfast you'd like. Overall I would definitely recommend the shepherds hut if you would like your own private space, silence around you and have the beauty of being able to go to the hotel for food & drinks when you like.