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Thinking about a facial? Read our review of the Elemis Biotec Facial
At this time of year our complexion can take a bit of a knocking from wintry winds and drying central heating. Now is the time to consider having a facial, to thoroughly cleanse and moisturise your skin. Here, Marketing Manager Caroline reviews an Elemis Biotec Facial at our spa.
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Why autumn is simply the best time for a stay at Woolley Grange
Shhh, don’t tell anyone but autumn really is the best time to enjoy Woolley Grange. Summer is great and Christmas is awesome, but autumn is where it’s really at.
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‘Possibly the best toddler friendly hotel in the World’
Writer and mum of two, Clair Hart, recently came to stay with her family on our ‘Time for You’ Toddler break. She wrote this lovely account of her stay and kindly agreed to host it on our blog. We hope you enjoy reading!
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Treat yourself to afternoon tea at Woolley Grange
The timelessness of Woolley Grange, and the delicious cakes produced by our pastry chef, make it a wonderful place to enjoy a traditional afternoon tea. Why not book in for our special Festive Afternoon Tea in December for a real treat!
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First time travelling with baby? Relax, we’ve got it covered!
Travelling with babies and young children can be a logistal nightmare. Add to that concerns about how your child will react to a new environment and change of routine, and it may seem more stressful than it's worth. But fear not, Woolley Grange offers a relaxing solution to smooth parents' furrowed brows.
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Walks around Woolley…and why dogs love it here
Wiltshire and NE Somerset are glorious counties for walks. Big open skies, gently rolling hills, sleepy riverside pastures and shady canal paths. A real ‘get away from it all’ haven and, for the most part, not at all crowded.
