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The Spa at Corick House

A grown-ups' spa day in the Clogher Valley — thermal suite, hydrotherapy pool and an outdoor hot tub, wrapped in a Victorian walled-garden estate.

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Open dailyRoughly 10am–6:30pm; later Thu & Fri. Confirm.
Spa days from £55Pre-book
ClogherSpas & wellness
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Half a day; longer if you add lunch or afternoon teaHow long
Adults 16+Best for
Mostly indoorIndoor / outdoor
Free on-siteParking
Clogher ValleySetting

The Spa at Corick House — a quiet, adults-only spa day in a country-house estate, with a warm hydrotherapy pool, a thermal suite and an outdoor hot tub tucked into a walled garden.

  • What you'll enjoy: a thermal suite with a hydrotherapy massage pool, sauna, steam room, an experience shower and heated loungers; eight treatment rooms for massages, facials, scrubs and wraps; and, on some packages, private use of the Serenity Suite with its outdoor hot tub. It's a treat-yourself day, not a swimming-and-splashing pool.
  • How long: allow a relaxed half-day. Thermal-suite sessions run about an hour; add a treatment, lunch or afternoon tea and it becomes a full, unhurried day out.
  • Book ahead: the spa is pre-book only — treatments and thermal-suite slots must be reserved in advance, and it can fill at weekends. Call 028 8554 8216 or book through the hotel's website before you set off.
  • Who it's for: the spa is strictly adults only — 16 and over across every area, so it's a day for grown-ups, couples or friends, not for children.
  • Cost: spa days start from around £55 (a thermal session with a meal), with treatment packages roughly £80–£115; overnight spa breaks are higher. Thermal-suite-only use is about £10 per person for the hour, and it's complimentary for an hour with a full-priced treatment. Prices change — confirm when you book.
  • When: open daily, roughly 10am to 6:30pm, with later evenings on Thursday and Friday (to about 8pm). Always confirm the day's hours when booking.
Plan your visit

What a spa day here looks like

You arrive, change into a robe and slippers, and slow right down. The heart of it is the thermal suite: a warm hydrotherapy pool with massage jets, a sauna and a steam room, an experience shower, and heated loungers to melt into between dips. Book a treatment and you can choose from massages, facials, body scrubs and wraps across eight treatment rooms, including couples' suites — the spa also runs Northern Ireland's first Vichy shower, where a row of warm jets rains down over you as you lie back. Some packages add private use of the Serenity Suite and its outdoor hot tub, which is lovely in the fresh Tyrone air whatever the weather. Most spa days fold in lunch or an afternoon tea, so you can drift between the water, a treatment and a proper sit-down without ever leaving the estate.

Hydrotherapy massage pool with jets Sauna, steam room & heated loungers Eight treatment rooms, incl. couples' suites Serenity Suite with an outdoor hot tub Robe, towels and slippers provided on spa days Lunch or afternoon tea on most packages
An honest steer:

Reviews run warm but mixed. Guests consistently love the outdoor hot tub, the setting and the food, and the therapists get good words when they're not rushed. The recurring gripe is the hydrotherapy pool running cool — worth asking about when you book — and the odd note about tired towels or a busy suite. Go for the relaxation and the estate, book a full-priced treatment for the best of it, and keep expectations grounded rather than five-star.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • 🩱SwimwearYou'll want it for the pool, hot tub and thermal suite — pack it even if the robe's provided.
  • 🪪Your booking & IDEverything's pre-booked, and it's 16+ — bring proof of age if a younger adult is in the group.
  • 💧A water bottleHeat and steam are thirsty work; a drink between dips keeps the day easy.
  • 👟Flip-flops & a hair tieHandy round the wet areas — robe, towels and slippers themselves come as standard on spa days.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Cost
Spa days from around £55 (thermal session with a meal); treatment packages roughly £80–£115; overnight spa breaks higher. Thermal-suite-only use about £10 per person for an hour, and complimentary for an hour with a full-priced treatment. Gift vouchers available. Prices change — confirm when booking.
Booking
Pre-book only. Reserve treatments and thermal-suite slots in advance; weekends fill up. Book via corickcountryhouse.com or call 028 8554 8216.
Age policy
Strictly adults only — 16 and over — across every area of the spa. This is a grown-ups' day out, not a family swim.
Opening / hours
Open daily, roughly 10am–6:30pm, with later evenings on Thursday and Friday (to about 8pm). Confirm the day's hours when you book.
What's here
Thermal suite (hydrotherapy massage pool, sauna, steam room, experience shower, heated loungers); eight treatment rooms including couples' suites; Northern Ireland's first Vichy shower; the Serenity Suite with an outdoor hot tub on some packages.
Food
Most spa days include lunch or afternoon tea; the hotel's restaurant and bar are on site. The food draws consistent praise in reviews.
What's provided
Robe, towels and slippers on spa-day packages. Bring your own swimwear.
Parking
Free parking on site at the estate.
Setting
A private country-house estate in the Clogher Valley, with Victorian walled gardens, lawns and countryside views — pleasant to walk before or after your treatment.
Accessibility
Ground-floor spa within a four-star hotel. Specific step-free access to the thermal areas isn't published — mention any needs when booking so the team can advise.
How long to allow
A relaxed half-day; a full day with a treatment, lunch or afternoon tea added.
Address
20 Corick Road, Clogher, County Tyrone, BT76 0BZ. Just off the A4, about 8 miles from the Ballygawley roundabout.
Questions

Before you go

Can I bring children?
No — every area of the spa is strictly adults only, 16 and over. It's a day for grown-ups, couples or friends rather than families with young children.
Do I have to book in advance?
Yes. Treatments and thermal-suite slots are pre-book only and weekends get busy. Book through corickcountryhouse.com or call 028 8554 8216 before you travel.
How much is a spa day?
Spa days start from around £55 (a thermal session with a meal), with treatment packages roughly £80–£115 and overnight spa breaks higher. Thermal-suite-only use is about £10 per person for an hour, or complimentary for an hour when you book a full-priced treatment. Confirm current prices when booking.
Is there a swimming pool?
It's a hydrotherapy massage pool in the thermal suite, plus an outdoor hot tub on some packages — for relaxing and soaking rather than lengths. There's no leisure lane pool.
What's included and what do I bring?
Spa-day packages provide a robe, towels and slippers, and most include lunch or afternoon tea. Bring your own swimwear, and proof of age if a younger adult is in the group.
Getting there

Corick House Hotel & Spa is at 20 Corick Road, Clogher, County Tyrone, BT76 0BZ — just off the A4, about 8 miles from the Ballygawley roundabout, on the Tyrone–Fermanagh border. There's free parking on the estate. Everything at the spa is pre-booked, so reserve before you set off. Tap below for directions.

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Booking & enquiries: 028 8554 8216

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The story

The house in the valley

Corick sits on a private estate in the Clogher Valley, a green fold of drumlins and river country on the Tyrone–Fermanagh border. The valley is old and lived-in: Clogher is said to be one of Ireland's oldest ecclesiastical sites, with a cathedral and a bishopric whose roots reach back many centuries, and the scenery around it has drawn walkers and writers for generations. The house itself grew out of a country home into today's four-star hotel, keeping the walled gardens, lawns and mature trees that give the place its calm.

Those gardens are part of the pleasure. Victorian walled beds, an ornamental fountain, lavender and roses in season, and views out over farmland and the hills beyond — it's the kind of setting that does half the relaxing for you before you've reached the water. Wander it in the sun and it's all colour and birdsong; walk it in soft rain and the gardens turn lush and quiet, the perfect excuse to head back inside to the warmth of the sauna. Either way, the estate frames the day.

The spa is the newer chapter — a wellness wing built to make the most of that setting, with the thermal suite and treatment rooms indoors and the Serenity Suite's hot tub tucked out in the garden air. It's grown a name as one of the mid-Ulster spots people book for a birthday, an anniversary or simply a day to switch off, close enough to Omagh, Enniskillen and Dungannon for an easy run out, and far enough into the countryside to feel like a proper escape.