The newly-opened Bristol Harbour Hotel & Spa is set in the former vaults of a 16th Century Venice-inspired building, which previously housed two banks.
Renowned architect William Bruce Gingell designed of the former Lloyds Bank building, inspired by Sansovino’s 16th century venetian Library.
The newly-opened underground Harbour spa, situated in the heart of Bristol, features seven treatment rooms, a sauna, steam room, and a fully equipped gym, plus an indoor pool and an accompanying hydrotherapy pool, enabling guests to enjoy the experience of swimming in the bank’s previous vaults.
ESPA products and treatments will be available, alongside signature Harbour treatments, spa ritual experiences including the 160-minute Ocean Spa Ritual, holistic and advanced facials, specialised massage treatments and holistic alternative therapies.
The 42-room Bristol Harbour Hotel & Spa is part of luxury hotel group Harbour Hotels, which owns 13 coastal, country and city locations across the UK.
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