A new ‘farmhouse chic’ spa in set to open in the 17th century Dormy House hotel, located in the centre of the UK’s Cotswolds countryside, in February next year.

The farmhouse hotel, which reopened this month after a multi-million pound renovation, is privately-owned by the people behind the green cleaning products brand – Ecover.

The House Spa was created by Sparcstudio, who are responsible for the design and interiors; Howard Spa Consulting; and English brand, Temple Spa.

Treatments will take place in one of six rooms. Spa facilities will include a 16m infinity swimming pool, Rasul therapy and treatment suite, spa terrace and garden hydro pool and a personal training studio.

A thermal suite will also house a salt infusion steamroom, drench showers and ice chute, lavender sauna and a Juniper Finnish sauna.

For a full spa retreat experience guests can also avail themselves of six large spa guest-suites where a range of spa packages will be on offer.

Temple Spa is creating the spa menu and special spa programmes. Treatments will include specially designed facials using the Skin Truffle and Truffle Noir skin care products.

Other highlights will include the Champagne Nail Bar, partnered with Veuve Clicquot.

David Field, general manager at Dormy House, said: “The spa is a welcome addition to the hotel. Our aim is to fully nurture all our guests and the spa will offer unique treatments, spa programmes and sublime Temple Spa products. Temple means sacred place and we feel this reflects the approach that we are taking here at House Spa.”