If you’re looking for indulgent UK experiences for 2021, Cambridge is set to be your next must-visit spot, with a new multi-million-pound resort is set to bring a 5-star luxury experience to the city for the first time: Say hello to the Cambridge Country Club.
Cambridge Country Club will bring 5 star luxury to the city
Cambridge Country Club will include an opulent wellness centre, complete with a state-of-the-art gym, luxury spa facilities, stylish new bar and restaurant, fully equipped conference rooms and beautiful function rooms complete with panoramic golf course views.
We’re excited about the country club’s new spa facilities, which will include a Himalayan salt spa, steam room and sauna, complete with luxurious poolside loungers to while away a few relaxing hours on.
Housed on the outskirts of the City of Cambridge, and less than an hour by train from London, Cambridge Country Club is set to become one of the most prestigious destinations in the area and a go-to for luxury UK day retreats.
We’re particularly excited about the country club’s new spa facilities, which will include a Himalayan salt spa, steam room and sauna, complete with luxurious poolside loungers to while away a few relaxing hours on. The spa will also include five beauty rooms, offering a selection of high-end beauty treatments, a nail bar, gentleman’s barbers, and a renowned dermatology clinic.
The pool at the new Cambridge Country Club
Those looking for a high-end fitness experience will be able to take advantage of a fully fitted modern gym, including top-of-the-range fitness equipment and personal training delivered by fully qualified and highly experienced trainers.
Meanwhile, a fully-stocked pro and leisure retail outlet will display a range of designer brands, too.
“We are thrilled to be bringing a London-style 5-star experience to Cambridge in a way which hasn’t been done before.”
Louise Rody, Cambridge Country Club director
For members and visitors both on and off the course, the new restaurant will offer a range of upscale menu options, while the wellness bar will serve delicious food and drink options carefully chosen to nourish and enhance the guest’s wellness experience.
Cambridge Country Club will feature a state-of-the-art gym
The complex will also house high-end conference and event facilities complete with all-new AV tech, in addition to a selection of expansive function rooms suitable for up to 300 guests to host elegant weddings, as well as more intimate events.
The development will supplement the 18-hole par 72 Championship parkland course that measures 6,594 yards from the white tees, and boasts an excellent reputation for both its year-round condition and design.
The elegantly designed bar at the new Cambridge Country Club
The club’s Director, Louise Rody, said, “We are thrilled to be bringing a London-style 5-star experience to Cambridge in a way which hasn’t been done before. After what will have been a difficult year of separation from friends and family, we are looking forward to the unveiling of our new complex and the beginning of a new era for the club. We hope that the Cambridge Country Club will quickly become the ‘go-to’ destination to relax, unwind and enjoy meeting socially once again.”
Previously named the Bourn Golf & Country Club, the 43,000 sq foot complex has undergone an incredible 18-month renovation, and will adopt its fitting new name, Cambridge Country Club, when it officially opens in Spring 2021.
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If you’re looking for indulgent UK experiences for 2021, Cambridge is set to be your next must-visit spot, with a new multi-million-pound resort is set to bring a 5-star luxury experience to the city for the first time: Say hello to the Cambridge Country Club.
Cambridge Country Club will include an opulent wellness centre, complete with a state-of-the-art gym, luxury spa facilities, stylish new bar and restaurant, fully equipped conference rooms and beautiful function rooms complete with panoramic golf course views.
Housed on the outskirts of the City of Cambridge, and less than an hour by train from London, Cambridge Country Club is set to become one of the most prestigious destinations in the area and a go-to for luxury UK day retreats.
We’re particularly excited about the country club’s new spa facilities, which will include a Himalayan salt spa, steam room and sauna, complete with luxurious poolside loungers to while away a few relaxing hours on. The spa will also include five beauty rooms, offering a selection of high-end beauty treatments, a nail bar, gentleman’s barbers, and a renowned dermatology clinic.
Those looking for a high-end fitness experience will be able to take advantage of a fully fitted modern gym, including top-of-the-range fitness equipment and personal training delivered by fully qualified and highly experienced trainers.
Meanwhile, a fully-stocked pro and leisure retail outlet will display a range of designer brands, too.
For members and visitors both on and off the course, the new restaurant will offer a range of upscale menu options, while the wellness bar will serve delicious food and drink options carefully chosen to nourish and enhance the guest’s wellness experience.
The complex will also house high-end conference and event facilities complete with all-new AV tech, in addition to a selection of expansive function rooms suitable for up to 300 guests to host elegant weddings, as well as more intimate events.
The development will supplement the 18-hole par 72 Championship parkland course that measures 6,594 yards from the white tees, and boasts an excellent reputation for both its year-round condition and design.
The club’s Director, Louise Rody, said, “We are thrilled to be bringing a London-style 5-star experience to Cambridge in a way which hasn’t been done before. After what will have been a difficult year of separation from friends and family, we are looking forward to the unveiling of our new complex and the beginning of a new era for the club. We hope that the Cambridge Country Club will quickly become the ‘go-to’ destination to relax, unwind and enjoy meeting socially once again.”
Previously named the Bourn Golf & Country Club, the 43,000 sq foot complex has undergone an incredible 18-month renovation, and will adopt its fitting new name, Cambridge Country Club, when it officially opens in Spring 2021.
For more information visit bourngolf.com.
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