AN ON-site spa at a new resort in Dyserth will open at the end of the month.
The Marian Resort & Spa, the latest site opened by Lyons Holiday Parks by Dyserth Falls, welcomed its first guests during the Easter weekend after a multi-million-pound makeover.
Its new spa is due to open at the end of May and will aim to provide “the ultimate rejuvenation experience for guests”.
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LOOK: We enjoyed a look around Dyserth's new Marian Resort and Spa
It will feature a large indoor swimming pool with sky views, and a wide collection of treatments will be available, from massages to facials to pedicures.
Guests can also enjoy a hydrotherapy bucket shower, sauna and steam room, as well as access to a new, fully-equipped 24-hour health and leisure club.
At The Marian Resort & Spa, guests can stay in one of the 80 lodges or hot tub lodges.
All overnight guests have unlimited access to resort entertainment - Friday nights focus on RnB classics, soul and funk with live singers and dancers, and Saturdays feature saxophonists, singers, DJ sets and soulful sessions.
There is also a trendy lounge bar that overlooks the pool, as well as a cocktail bar and all-day sports bistro and the VIEW restaurant, which offers specialist Sunday menus and seasonal Welsh produce.
The resort will host its first “bottomless brunch” event on June 29, which will feature drag queens and DJ sets.
Lodges start from £89 per night, while you can book three nights for the price of two from June 1 to July 18.
Prior to the resort’s opening, company directors Geoff and Joseph Lyons Mounds said: “Lyons Holiday Parks prides itself on delivering award-winning holidays, bringing people together and making precious memories.
“Whether you’re raring to go or ready to relax, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
“We’re opening this brand-new resort in the captivating countryside of Denbighshire as we celebrate our 100th year, extending our reach so that more visitors can enjoy the best of both worlds of land and sea.”
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