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Twenty One Healthy & Happy Years!
Owners of award winning health spa Ragdale Hall, Michael Isaacs & Penny Nesbitt celebrated twenty one years of their involvement on 15th June. Since Ragdale Hall was opened as a health farm in 1973 by Slimming Magazine, this is by far the longest and most stable period of ownership. Michael Isaacs and Gary Nesbitt (Penny’s late husband) creators
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Avoid paying single rates when visiting alone….
Many of our regular guests visit alone and therefore pay a higher nightly rate. The reason for the higher nightly rate for single rooms is that the guest does have exclusive access to the in room facilities, rather than having to share these with another guest. In addition the servicing costs are
Healthy French Cuisine – ooh la la!
Ragdale’s Executive Head Chef recently provided a cookery demonstration to guests during Ragdale’s ‘A Week In Provence’ where all things French were celebrated. To see the video clips of the demonstration and to download the recipes for the three amazing dishes: St. Nicholas Goat’s
Rated 4.5 out of 5 on tripadvisor
TripAdvisor is the world’s largest travel review site, and provides unbiased opinions and feedback on just about every hotel, B&B, holiday and spa destination. The reviews are of great value not just to those considering a break but also to the business itself. We are rightly proud of our highly
Health & Leisure / Leicestershire & Rutland / Living TV
Health & Leisure / Leicestershire & Rutland / Living TV. Not visited us for a while or want to show us off to your friends and family…click on our video brochure above to
Spring spa break ideas – hop along to Ragdale in the Year of the Rabbit
If you found 2010 hugely stressful and exhausting, don’t be too surprised. For in the Chinese calendar, 2010 was a “Year of the Tiger”, and according to Chinese tradition, years of the tiger tend – as the name suggests – to be ferocious. By stark contrast, 2011 is the Year of the
Spa breaks – start the way you mean to go on
Traditionally – according to the popular children’s nursery rhyme – “January brings the snow”. However, nowadays, the first month of the Gregorian calendar is also characterised by a strong demand for detox products and services, as avid Christmas partygoers seek to ease
Spa breaks – the ideal antidote to festive excesses!
Be honest with yourself, now. Is there even the remotest chance that you’ll be spending too many hours lounging on the sofa or propping up friends’ and relatives’ dining room tables over the forthcoming festive period? If the honest answer is “yes”, then it’s time
Spa gifts and vouchers – Santa’s little helpers
Are you tired of the omnipresent tinsel tat that pervades UK high streets every winter? Are your ears tired of listening to those infernal festive tunes tra la la-ing in the background in shopping malls across the country? If you find such premature manifestations of the impending festive season simply
Spa breaks – for once it is all about you
Sara Cox certainly wasn’t far wrong when she wrote in a column in She magazine recently, “It’s not all about me anymore”. She was referring to the experience of becoming a mother and to the realisation that she now had to put others before herself – which, I suppose, must be even more of
