Published 18 October 2026 | Updated 18 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Wowcher has a 4-star Yorkshire spa night for two at £99, down from £191.10, with spa access, a welcome wine each and late checkout. The Parsonage Country House Hotel & Spa is in Escrick, around 10 kilometres from York.
Full access to Cloisters Spa and the pool facilities, a 12pm checkout and 20% off pre-booked treatments mean you can use the spa on both days rather than fitting it around a one-night stay.
The £99 lead price is room only. Breakfast and dinner-bed-and-breakfast upgrades are available, and the deal page lists selected stays through 31 March 2027.
How to book
Open the Parsonage Hotel deal on Wowcher, choose your dates and room package, then check the final total and upgrade details before paying.
FAQs
What does the £99 Yorkshire spa break include?
The room-only stay for two includes Cloisters Spa and pool access, a welcome glass of wine each, late 12pm checkout and 20% off pre-booked spa treatments.
Where is The Parsonage Hotel?
The Parsonage Country House Hotel & Spa is in Escrick, near York in North Yorkshire.
When can I use the Yorkshire spa break?
Wowcher lists selected stays until 31 March 2027. Check the live calendar and final total before paying because availability changes.
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