03 Nov 2017
With research[1] showing that Christmas shopping can increase your heart rate by 33% and that overdoing the food and arguing over board games can have negative effects on our health[2], Luxury Family Hotels is offering the perfect antidote for all the Christmas stresses and excesses.
The Festive Recharger packages will provide the much-needed rest and relaxation after the craziness of Christmas and before the New Year celebrations begin.
At each of the hotels, parents will have the opportunity to chill out in sumptuous surroundings, enjoy delicious locally-sourced food and take advantage of relaxing spa treatments all in the knowledge that the children are being cared for in the Ofsted-registered Den or having plenty of fun in the games' room.
Flexible dining times mean that families can eat together or take advantage of the free baby listening service and enjoy a peaceful meal for two. With all baby equipment provided and seasonal activities aplenty, guests will certainly relish these Recharger breaks.
Polurrian Bay, Cornwall
There is no better place to take a break from the stresses of Christmas than the Polurrian Bay Hotel. The spectacular vista from the lounge which overlooks Mounts Bay and the Atlantic Ocean is the ideal place to relax with some mulled wine and a mince pie or two.
Festive Recharger rates from £190 per night/ £380 for a two-night / £570 for a three-night dinner, bed and breakfast package based upon two adults sharing a room.
New Park Manor, New Forest
Former hunting lodge and residence of Charles II's mistress Nell Gwynn, New Park Manor is a cosy option over the Festive Season. The original features combine with modern comfort to create a lovely, relaxed environment for families. The stunning setting of the New Forest offers the perfect backdrop and there are plenty of activities for families to enjoy both in the hotel and its grounds.
Festive Recharger rates from £800 for a three-night dinner inclusive package based upon two adults sharing a room.
Woolley Grange, Cotswolds
The magic starts from the moment you arrive at Woolley Grange, from the twinkling of the fairy lights on the Christmas tree to the sounds of fun and laughter from all corners of this old Jacobean manor house. It epitomises all that Luxury Family Hotels stand for – offering guests a warm and friendly atmosphere in a fantastic location and an ideal place to unwind during the festive season.
Festive Recharger rates from £260 for a one -night dinner inclusive package.
Fowey Hall, Cornwall
The Den at Fowey Hall will be open every day with activities for the younger ones, whilst the Blue room has Wii games, table football and plenty of games for the older children. For energetic families, the beaches will be waiting to be explored. Locally guests can enjoy a panto or ice skating at the Eden Project.[3] Each evening there is a high tea and festive movies for the children whilst Mum and Dad relax over a candlelit dinner and enjoy drinks by the fire.
Festive Recharger rates from £358 for a one night/ £716 for a two-night / £1,074 for a three-night dinner inclusive package.
The Ickworth, Suffolk
A short break at the Ickworth is the perfect place to recharge the batteries. The beautiful surroundings of this unique stately home and its 1,800 acres of countryside are ideal for walks to blow away the cobwebs and bikes are also on hand for those who wish to explore further afield. Mum and Dad can enjoy a relaxing treatment or swim whilst the Four Bears Den team look after the children. There'll be plenty of planned family activities too.
Festive Recharger rates from £399 for a one-night / £798 for a two-night/ £1,197 for a three-night dinner inclusive package.
Moonfleet Manor, Dorset
Relax at Moonfleet Manor, a splendid Georgian manor house overlooking Chesil Beach in West Dorset. Situated in unspoiled countryside, a stay at Moonfleet Manor offers a tranquil break in magical surroundings – no need to worry about the cooking and cleaning, all baby facilities are provided too – making this a real holiday!
Festive Recharger rates from £750 for a three- night dinner inclusive package.
How to book
More information is available at www.luxuryfamilyhotels.co.uk or by telephoning the Central Reservations team on 0844 482 2152.
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About Luxury Family Hotels
Luxury Family Hotels is a collection of six luxurious country house style hotels across the UK. The properties in the group are:
- Fowey Hall, Fowey, Cornwall: an impressive Queen Anne mansion thought to be Toad's original 'Toad Hall', with 36 rooms, rambling gardens and spectacular views of the estuary and coastline
- The Ickworth, Suffolk: a magnificent 18th century estate owned by the National Trust, surrounded by 1,800 acres of parkland with 27 bedrooms, 11 apartments in The Lodge and a three bedroom apartment in its Butler's Lodge
- Moonfleet Manor, Dorset: a handsome Georgian manor overlooking Chesil Beach and the Fleet Lagoon with 36 bedrooms, extensive gardens and a magical setting
- New Park Manor, The New Forest: a 17th century hunting lodge in the heart of the New Forest reputed to be King Charles II's favourite, with 21 bedrooms, an outstanding spa and wonderful views out over the surrounding wildlife and forest landscape
- Polurrian Bay Hotel, Mullion, Cornwall: the ultimate family seaside hotel, with 41 rooms, outstanding views over Mounts Bay and beautiful gardens leading down to the sandy beach at Polurrian Cove below
- Woolley Grange, Bradford-on-Avon: the original Luxury Family Hotel, a Jacobean Manor House which has 25 individually style bedrooms, a great spa and pool and 14 acres of gardens to enjoy, complete with tennis, an outdoor pool and lawns just perfect for cricket or football.
[1] Study was run by eBay, who investigated the physiological responses of shoppers, during a 60-minute shopping experience.
[2] Kira Shaw, Postdoctoral Researcher in Neuroscience, University of Sussex, writing for The Conversation (2016) explains exactly how Christmas can affect the brain.
[3] Pre-booking for pantomime and ice skating is essential
