Champneys, the UK’s pioneering name in health and wellness, is delighted to announce the addition of a seventh UK spa, Buxton Crescent, to its portfolio.
This landmark acquisition, made in partnership with global alternative investment fund manager Cheyne Capital, underlines Champneys’ commitment to preserving historic destinations while delivering transformative wellness experiences.
Introducing Buxton Crescent
Buxton Crescent is a five-star, 81-bedroom hotel offering unique facilities, including a thermal pool, rooftop indoor-outdoor pool, restored Victorian baths, saunas, steam rooms and modern fitness studios, alongside elegant rooms that blend heritage with contemporary luxury.
The property also features seven private function rooms, including the Assembly Room for events of up to 186 guests. Adjacent to the Crescent, the Old Hall Hotel is a 36-bedroom, three-star property reputed to be one of England’s oldest hotels. Together, the two hotels are at the heart of Buxton, a historic spa town on the edge of the Peak District, benefitting from strong leisure and corporate demand as well as a multi-award-winning reputation.
Award-winning wellness meets historic heritage
Recently recognised at the World Spa Awards as Europe’s Best Day Spa, England’s Best Day Spa and England’s Best Wellness Retreat, Champneys will bring its award-winning approach to Buxton Crescent, ensuring every guest enjoys a world-class experience rooted in both history and innovation.
“Our 100th year is a celebration of wellness innovation, and Buxton Crescent perfectly aligns with our vision,” said Alan Whiteley, CEO of Champneys. “We are thrilled to combine our expertise with this historic spa, blending centuries-old heritage with modern luxury and care. Our aim is to create a sanctuary where guests can truly focus on their health, recharge their energy and be inspired.”
