Spa Breaks Under £100pp
Can You Really Get A Spa Break For Under £100?
Yes, you can still find overnight spa breaks for less than £100 per person in the UK, particularly if you're flexible about where and when you stay. Sunday nights and midweek dates are often worth checking, and there are plenty of hotels where an affordable package includes the room, breakfast and use of the leisure or spa facilities.
What you get for your money varies quite a lot. Some deals are straightforward bed, breakfast and spa access, while others may include dinner, a short treatment or extras such as robes and slippers. That's why we think it's better to compare the whole package rather than choosing a deal simply because it comes in at £99 instead of £100.
We've pulled together the latest offers we can find below. Prices and availability can change, and the cheapest dates may be limited, so always check the final package price and inclusions before booking.
Latest Spa Breaks Under £100pp
More Ways To Find Your Spa Break
What Can £100 Get You?
An overnight stay for under £100 per person doesn't necessarily mean compromising on the hotel. There are four-star hotels and country properties that offer lower-priced packages on selected dates, particularly when they are trying to fill quieter Sunday or midweek nights.
At this price, we'd normally look first for accommodation, breakfast and use of the hotel's pool and leisure facilities. Finding dinner or a treatment included as well can make the deal particularly good value.
Check What's Actually Included
Two spa breaks at the same price can be very different. One might include all-day use of a proper spa, while another gives you access to a hotel leisure club for a limited time.
If a treatment is included, check what it is and how long it lasts. A 25-minute back massage isn't the same as a 50-minute treatment. It's also worth checking breakfast, dinner allowances, parking and any charges for robes, slippers or extra spa time.
One Night Spa Breaks Under £100
A one-night stay is where you're most likely to find a genuine spa break within a £100 per person budget. Accommodation and breakfast are often included, along with use of the hotel's leisure or spa facilities.
Don't assume you need two nights to feel like you've been away. Arriving in the afternoon, spending a few hours in the spa, having dinner and staying overnight can make a surprisingly good short break, especially when you can use the facilities again the following morning.
How To Find Cheap Spa Breaks In The UK
The easiest way to save is to be flexible. If you can change either your dates or your destination, you'll normally have more chance of finding something within budget. Being fixed on a Saturday night at one particular luxury hotel makes life much harder.
Try A Sunday Night
Sunday can be one of the first dates we'd check for a lower-priced overnight spa stay. Weekend guests are leaving and business travellers haven't necessarily arrived yet, so some hotels use packages and special rates to encourage leisure bookings.
Look Outside The Most Expensive Destinations
London and some of the best-known luxury spa destinations can be harder to squeeze into a £100 budget. Look at spa hotels around the Midlands, North West, Yorkshire and other parts of the UK as well. If you're driving, being a little further outside a city centre can sometimes open up more options.
Compare Packages, Not Just Prices
A £79 room with no breakfast, limited leisure access and no treatment isn't automatically better value than a £99 package that includes more. Look at what you'd actually spend once you've added food, treatments and any extra charges.
Book Treatments Early
If you've found a good-value hotel but the treatment is extra, check availability before you commit to the stay. Weekend treatment slots can fill quickly and there isn't much point booking a spa break if the part you're most looking forward to isn't available.
Spa Breaks For Two Under £100
Sharing a room makes it much easier to find affordable spa breaks on a per-person basis. Couples, friends and mother-and-daughter stays can all work particularly well when a package is priced for two people sharing.
Just make sure the advertised price really is per person and check whether there is a minimum of two guests. If you're travelling alone, single supplements can change the price considerably.
When £100 Isn't Quite Enough
There's no point forcing a break into a £100 budget if it means booking something you don't really want. Spending a little more can open up extra destinations, longer treatments, dinner packages and hotels with more substantial spa facilities.
If the deals here aren't quite right, take a look at our spa breaks under £200 guide before giving up on the idea altogether.
Spa Breaks Under £100 FAQs
Yes. One-night spa breaks are available for under £100 per person, particularly on selected Sunday and midweek dates. What is included varies between hotels, so check the package carefully before booking.
It depends on the offer. Accommodation, breakfast and use of leisure or spa facilities are common inclusions. Some deals may also include dinner or a treatment, while others charge extra for these.
Deals advertised as under £100pp are priced per person, often based on two people sharing a room. Always check the final booking price, particularly if you're travelling alone, as single supplements may apply.
They can be, but not every package includes one. Lower-priced offers may include spa access without a treatment, or a shorter treatment rather than a full 50 or 60-minute session.
There isn't one day that's always cheapest, but Sunday and midweek stays are worth checking because Friday and Saturday nights tend to be popular. Prices vary by hotel, season and availability.
Yes, although Saturday-night stays can be harder to find within a tight budget. If a full weekend is too expensive, compare Friday, Sunday and midweek dates as well.
It depends what you want. A spa day can give you more treatments or spa time for the same budget because you're not paying for a hotel room. An overnight spa break is better if getting away and staying somewhere different is part of the experience.
Yes. Hotel rates and package availability can change by date and demand, so an offer shown for under £100 may not be available on every night. Always check the live price before booking.