One of the leading luxury hotels in Plymouth has won planning permission to add a multi-million-pound spa.
The historic Boringdon Hall Hotel is building a luxury spa, gym and pampering centre and hope that the project will be started by autumn 2013 and ready to open in 2014.
Owner James Nettleton said: “I’m absolutely chuffed to bits. It will do Plymouth the world of good. We’ve got a long way to go before it comes into fruition but this is fantastic news.
The new development will include twelve bespoke treatment rooms, an indoor pool, gym, whirlpool spas and a “spatisserie” café with views over Dartmoor. All of the new additions will be housed in a brand new three-storey building set into a hillside at the luxury estate.
The project is expected to cost between £4million and £5million and could potentially create 50 new jobs.
The property will be built on former farmland at the back of the Grade I-listed hotel buildings.
Nettleton Group, a family run company which already owns a successful spa and two hotels in Newquay, bought Boringdon out of administration in a reported £2million deal.
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