Are you planning for a special occasion? A Middlethorpe Spa Health and Beauty Day is the perfect way to prepare. Remember that Historic House Hotel Gift Cheques make an ideal present. Health and Beauty Half Day Please allow approximately three hours. Use of all the spa facilities including: Gymnasium, sauna, steam room, spa bath and relaxation by the swimming pool. Your choice of either: A Full Body Massage, or a Clarins Personal Blend Aromatic Body Treatment to promote and achieve a feeling of well-being Or. A Clarins Blend Aromatic Facial, or an ESpa Aromatherapy Facial. Suitable for all skin types: includes cleanse, massage, mask and moisturise Or. A Luxury Jessica Manicure to condition hands and nails. Or. A luxury Jessica pedicure to soothe tired feet. Cost: Monday-Thursday 60.00 Friday-Sunday 65.00. A Relaxing Day for Him: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm (approximately). Use of all Spa facilities including: Gymnasium, sauna, steam room, spa bath and relaxation by the swimming pool. A Full Body Massage using essential oils to sooth away aches and pains. A light two-course luncheon in the club room with tea or coffee. A Facial tailored for him and his skin The choice of product range available is: Clarins and ESpa. Cost: Monday-Thursday 100.00 Friday- Sunday 110.00. ESpa Lifestyle Day: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm (approximately). A Full Body Massage with ESpa essential oils to ease away tensions. An ESpa Aromatherapy Facial to purify and nourish using lymph drainage and pressure point massage with aromatherapy to help balance the skin. A light lunch served in the Club Room, with tea or coffee. An ESpa Detoxifying Algae Wrap or an ESpa Mud Envelopment Which include full skin brushing, exfoliation and a scalp treatment to complete and harmonise your day. Cost: Monday-Thursday 140.00 Friday- Sunday 150.00. Clarins Full Day: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm (approximately). A Full Body Massageusing Clarins relaxing and toning body oils to promote and achieve a feeling of well-being. A Clarins Personal Blend Aromatic Facial tailored to suit your skin requirements. Includes a cleanse, massage, mask and moisturizer. A luxury Jessica Manicure to condition hands and nails. A Clarins Make-up To complete your day. Couple's Day: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm (approximately). Use of the spa facilities including: Sauna, steam room, spa bath, relaxation by the swimming pool, and gymnasium. A full body massage each using Clarins or E'Spa oils to promote and achieve a feeling of well being; A light salad in the club room with tea or coffee. A Clarins or E'Spa tailor-made facial each to suit your skin requirements, to include a cleanse, mask, massage and moisturizer; Terminate the day in the 18th century Drawing Room of historic Middlethorpe Hall or on the hotel terrace with traditional Champagne Afternoon Tea. Cost: Monday-Thursday 260.00 Friday- Sunday 280.00

Tis a very pretty place said Lady Mary Wortley-Montagu in 1713, and Middlethorpe Hall still is today. Middlethorpe Hall provides a magnificent setting for weddings and receptions, standing in 20 acres of gardens and parkland, which include a fragrant rose and lavender garden a fascinating white garden, a restored 18th century Dovecote and a walled garden. We are able to offer a variety of wedding packages from the smaller, more intimate wedding party using our Yellow Room over looking the south lawns to a Civil Ceremony in the Barlow Room, followed by wedding breakfast in the Grill Room. The imaginatively restored 18th century Barlow Room, (named after one of the famous families associated with Middlethorpe Hall) situated fifty yards from the main house, is licensed for marriage ceremonies and is capable of hosting up to fifty-six people. The Dovecote located in the gardens or the South Terrace is the perfect setting for drink receptions (weather permitting). The Grill Room which has its own private sitting room is the ideal venue for wedding breakfasts and receptions and is also licensed for marriage ceremonies. We are able to accommodate a maximum of 56 seated guests for your wedding breakfast, and up to 60 for a stand up fork buffet. If you do require music during the ceremony and wedding breakfast this can be arranged. Please note that dancing and discos are only available for guests that have exclusive use of the Hall. To make this special occasion outstanding, you could reserve bedroom accommodation on your wedding eve and make use of Middlethorpe Spa where you will be able to pamper yourself with a variety of Health and Beauty treatments or maybe a wedding make-over. Three options are available for weddings and Civil Partnerships: Middlethorpe Wedding/Partnership Packages. Create your own Wedding Day. 1) The Exclusive Use: Middlethorpe Hall and its grounds can be reserved exclusively (excluding the Spa) for a day or weekend of celebrations, offering 29 individually designed bedrooms and suites, many majestic public rooms including the 18th century Drawing Room and the Oak Panelled Dining Room for you to entertain and enjoy. Please note that reservations should be made at least a year in advance and can not coincide with York Race Days. Catering and beverages are an additional cost. The cost for the exclusive use of Middlethorpe Hall starts from 12,000 per day inclusive of VAT and service. A minimum spend of 2,000 is required in food and beverage. These figures include service charge and VAT. 2) Middlethorpe Wedding/Partnership Packages: Our especially created package for up to fifty six guests includes: A Four Poster Bedroom for the bride and groom on the honeymoon night with fruit basket, homemade chocolates and a bottle of house champagne and full English breakfast. This benefit is subject to availability. Hire of the Barlow Room for your ceremony and the Grill Room for your wedding breakfast; Cake stand and knife; Standard printed menus, place cards and table plan. The cost of Middlethorpe wedding package is 1,080 which includes service charge and VAT. The cost of the meal and beverages is excluded. Please note there will be an additional charge of 50 for functions continuing after midnight. Our especially created package for up to twelve guests includes: Hire of the Library or Up Stairs Sitting Room for your Ceremony and the Yellow Room for your wedding breakfast; The cost of Middlethorpe wedding package is 680 which includes service charge and VAT. The cost of the meal and beverages is excluded. Please note there will be an additional charge of 50 for functions continuing after midnight. 3) Create your own Wedding Day: for Breakfast/Reception. The Library, Upstairs Sitting Room or Dovecote. Prices include service charge and VAT. Please note there will be an additional charge of 50 for functions continuing after midnight. Miscellaneous Charges: Cake stand and knife. Long and low flower arrangement. Table centre flower arrangement. Many other arrangements possible. Musical entertainment**. Prices include service charge and VAT. **Please note that (except for an Exclusive Use), in deference to our residential guest, we do not allow dancing.

Middlethorpe Hall can help you plan an event, meeting or conference specific to your needs, number of delegates and goals. Conference facility packages range from standard delegate rate pricing structures, to custom developed events spanning all of our facilities. Please note that all our bedrooms and function rooms offer Wi-Fi connections! Following are standard delegate rates. For additional information on packages available from Middlethorpe Hall, please contact our Conference and Banqueting co-ordinator, Julia Kelley on julia@middlethorpe.com. Day Delegate Rate inclusive of: from 60.00 inclusive of service and VAT. Main meeting room hire. Mid-morning tea/coffee and home-made biscuits. Mid-Afternoon tea/coffee and home-made biscuits. Notepads and pencils. Still and sparkling mineral water. Audio-visual equipment (Flipchart, Overhead projector and screen). Use of Middlethorpe Spa (indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, steam sauna and gym). 24-hour residential rate inclusive of: from 190 inclusive of service and VAT. Overnight accommodation in single bedrooms. Full English breakfast. Three-course dinner including coffee. We welcome accompanying partners, to whom we can offer the special rate of 75.00 per person per night for a shared room including breakfast. Rates apply for parties of 8 or more people and are inclusive of service and VAT at 17.5%. The residential delegate rate applies Sunday to Thursday inclusive. Upgrade to luxury accommodation is available at a supplement. Wi-Fi is charged at 5 for 24h, or multiple connection at 75. Suggested menus for both luncheon and dinner are available upon request, from which a set menu for all should be chosen. Private dining room are allocated when available, to suit the number of delegate, at no extra charge. This self-contained purpose-built meeting room is fifty yards from the main house and is ideal for conferences and meetings. It has Wi-Fi connections, three-phase wiring, central floor mounted plug sockets, blackout facilities, full ventilation, TV areals and dimmer on all lights. A dividing wall gives flexibility to the room which can take up to 45 people in comfort. *excluding VAT. Located in the main house and overlooking the south lawn, the boardroom seat 10 in comfort It has its own adjoining sitting room furnished with soft armchair and open fire. It has Wi-Fi internet connections. There are also 8 suites at Middlethorpe, with their own sitting rooms which are easily converted into interview or syndicate rooms. We are pleased to offer a wide range of audio-visual equipment and secretarial services, for which prior notice is required. Overhead projector and screen. Carousel projector and screen. SVGA (light projector). Video and monitor (28 screen)

Harrogate in beautiful North Yorkshire is renowned for its floral beauty and elegant spa buildings, which include the Royal Pump Room Museum, Mercer Gallery and Royal Baths. It is also a conference and exhibition destination of international standing and the influx of visitors yielded by this contributes to a modern, cosmopolitan feel. The Harrogate International centre is formally recognised as one of the most important and influential conference and exhibition centres in Europe. Attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, the centre is surrounded by first class restaurants, shops and accommodation as well as Harrogate's famous gardens. The Valley Gardens provide skilfully orchestrated displays all through the year, often incorporating unusual and rare blooms. The fully restored, domed Sun Pavilion which was recently reopened by HM the Queen, provides an elegant setting for functions, tea dances and live entertainment. Other attractions here include tennis courts, a crazy golf course, model boating pond and children's playground. Beyond the Valley Gardens and lush pine woods, discover RHS Garden Harlow Carr, home to the Northern Horticultural Society. Harrogate's premier spa building, the Royal Pump Room, is built over the site of the strongest sulphur spring in England and the water can still be sampled today. The museum features some original Royal Bath treatments, such as the combination Bath and Peat Bath, as well as fine examples of ceramics, jewellery and costume. Nearby is the Mercer art gallery, originally opened in 1806 as The Promenade room. This houses the Permanent Fine Art Collection, plus two lively exhibition spaces and there is a year long programme of workshops, talks and other activities. The sumptuous Victorian Turkish baths provide an unrivalled opportunity for indulgence and are one of only a few remaining examples of their kind. Beautifully landscaped gardens and graceful architecture will forever be hallmarks of Harrogate. But there have been some new developments recently, including imaginative makeovers for several main streets. A number of stylish cafe bars have introduced a little pavement caf culture to Harrogate. The town is dotted with friendly pubs, wine and cafe bars which offer welcome breaks from the important business of shopping and sightseeing. Cafes and tea rooms of the highest quality, offer local specialities and several first class establishments serve a wide range of cuisine, from around the world. There is also a good choice of lively night clubs all within the town centre. The cosmopolitan feel of Harrogate is added to by the fashionable boutiques, arts and crafts shops and exclusive design houses, which complement the high street names. Harrogate is the antiques Centre of the North, where a veritable treasure of antiques and curiosities await discovery. When it comes to entertainment, there is a wealth of choice in Harrogate. The Theatre on Oxford Street has a new vibrant image, showcasing the best from Yorkshire and around the country. Look out for other performances and concerts by international stars, which are regularly staged within the Royal Hall and Harrogate International Centre. There is a long tradition of colourful street entertainment, culminating each summer with the onset of the Harrogate International Festival. The Festival's opening night parade and Fiesta in the Valley Gardens are eagerly awaited, while the programme always includes artists of the highest repute. Now in its 35th year, it has been described by The Times as the North of England's leading arts festival. Health and fitness facilities in Harrogate include the brand new Hydro complex, where amongst first rate wet and dry facilities are a 25m eight lane pool, dance and fitness studios, and catering facilities. Harrogate has its own ten pin bowling alley and for golfers, there are excellent courses at Crimple Valley and Rudding Park.