How Much Does a Spa Day Cost in Birmingham? Clover’s Real Prices

What does a spa day cost in Birmingham? At Clover Wellness Birmingham the honest answer is: from £25 per person for day spa use, from £99 per person for a spa day package with a treatment, or from £130 a night for two if you’d like to stay over. This guide explains exactly what each price includes, what costs extra and how to choose the right option for you, so the spa day cost holds no surprises.

Spa day cost at a glance

Option	Price	What’s included
Day spa use	From £25pp or £35 per couple	Sauna, steam room, hot tub, cold plunge pool, heated loungers, gardens and café bar access, for the day or evening
Spa day package	From £99pp or £180 per couple	Everything in day spa use, plus a treatment such as a massage
Spa mini break	From £130 a night for two	An en-suite bedroom, breakfast, and full spa use on the day you arrive and the day you leave

Those are starting prices. The rest of this guide explains what sits behind each one.

Day spa use: the lowest spa day cost, from £25pp

Day spa use is the simplest way to try Clover and the lowest spa day cost on the list: from £25 per person, or £35 for a couple. It gives you full use of the facilities for the day or the evening, at your own pace.

That means the Aspen-clad sauna, the steam room, the hot tub on the patio, the cold plunge pool and foot spa, the heated stone loungers, the secluded gardens and the garden retreat with its central wood fire. You can stay for an hour or settle in for most of the day.

Who it suits: first-timers who want to see what a European-style spa feels like, regulars who simply want the heat and the garden, and anyone after a low-cost way to switch off after work. Clover is open until 10pm every night, so an evening session is easy to fit in.

Spa day package: from £99pp with a treatment

The spa day package is everything in day spa use plus a treatment. It costs from £99 per person, or £180 per couple. The standard package includes a 60-minute treatment, such as a full-body massage, booked into one of Clover’s two private treatment rooms.

For a lot of people this is the proper reset: warm up in the sauna and steam room, have your massage while your muscles are already relaxed, then spend the rest of the day in the garden or the hot tub. If you’re marking a birthday or an anniversary, or you just need a real break, this is usually the option to pick.

Who it suits: anyone who wants a treatment as part of their spa day in Birmingham, and anyone buying a spa day as a treat for someone else.

Spa mini break: from £130 a night for two

If you’d rather not fit a spa day around everything else, stay over. The spa mini break costs from £130 a night for two people and includes:

• One of seven en-suite bedrooms, with a large TV, comfortable bed and tea and coffee
• Breakfast
• Full use of the spa on the day you arrive and the day you leave
• Robes and towels during your stay

Check-in is from 2pm and check-out is by 11am, and you still have the spa either side. Room prices vary by night and by room, so the price you see when you book depends on the date you choose.

Who it suits: couples, friends and anyone who wants two days of spa time with a proper night’s sleep in the middle.

What every spa day price includes

Whichever option you choose, the facilities are the same. The difference between the three spa day prices is how long you have and whether a treatment or overnight stay is part of it.

• Aspen-clad sauna
• Steam room
• Hot tub on the patio
• Cold plunge pool and foot spa
• Heated stone loungers
• Secluded gardens, gazebo and garden retreat with a wood fire
• Towels and lockers
• Access to the licensed café bar

What costs extra

The spa day cost covers the spa itself. A few things are paid for separately, and only if you want them:

• Food and drinks from the café bar, which serves a wide menu as well as hot and cold drinks, wine and beer
• Robe hire on day visits, if you don’t bring your own (robes are included on overnight stays)
• Flip-flops, if you forget yours
• Extra treatments beyond the one included in a spa day package

That’s it. There’s no extra charge to use the sauna, steam room, hot tub or gardens once you’re in.

Can I book a treatment without paying for spa use?

Yes. Spa access is optional with treatments, so you can book a massage or facial on its own. Choose from over 15 different massages, from Swedish to hot stones, as well as facials and holistic treatments such as Indian head massage. Female therapists work every day, and male therapists are available for pre-booked treatments. Read more in our guide to massage in Erdington.

Spa day prices for couples

Couples have three options, depending on budget and time:

• Day spa use for two: from £35 per couple. Full use of the sauna, steam room, hot tub and gardens for both of you.
• Spa day package for two: from £180 per couple, with a treatment each.
• Spa mini break: from £130 a night for two, with breakfast and two days of spa use.

There’s more on planning a day together in our couples spa day guide.

How to choose the right spa day in Birmingham

If you’re stuck between options, these questions usually settle it:

1. How much time do you have? An evening or a few hours suits day spa use. A full day suits the package. Two days suits the mini break.
2. Do you want a treatment? If yes, the package bundles your treatment and spa use into one booking.
3. Is it a treat for someone else? The spa day package feels like a complete gift.
4. Do you want to drive home afterwards? If you’d rather not, stay the night.
5. Is it your first visit? Day spa use is a low-cost way to start. Or take a free tour first and decide afterwards.

Ways to keep your spa day cost down

• Start with day spa use. It gives you every facility for the lowest price.
• Come as a couple. Day spa use for two costs from £35, rather than £25 each.
• Come in the evening. It’s open until 10pm daily, so you don’t need to take time off work.
• Bring your own robe and flip-flops to avoid hire and purchase costs.
• Choose the package if you want a massage. It bundles the treatment and spa use together.

What your spa day looks like, option by option

Prices make more sense when you can picture the day. Here’s how each option tends to play out.

Day spa use: an evening example

Arrive around 6pm after work, check in and leave your things in a locker. Ten minutes in the steam room, a cool shower, then a longer spell in the sauna. Lie on a heated stone lounger for a while, then soak in the hot tub. Order something from the café bar, sit by the fire in the garden retreat and head home before 10pm feeling about a week lighter. Total spa day cost: from £25.

Spa day package: a full-day example

Arrive late morning and spend the first hour warming up between the sauna, steam room and plunge pool. Have lunch from the café bar, then your 60-minute massage in the early afternoon, when your muscles are already relaxed. Spend the rest of the afternoon in the garden or the hot tub, and leave whenever you’re ready. Total spa day cost: from £99 per person.

Spa mini break: a two-day example

Arrive in the morning and use the spa all day. Check in to your room from 2pm, have dinner from the café bar and finish the evening by the fire. After breakfast the next morning, you have the spa again until it’s time to head home. Total cost: from £130 a night for two.

A spa day or a spa break: which is better for you?

A spa day is easier to fit in and costs less, which makes it ideal for a first visit or a regular reset. A spa break gives you something a single day can’t: no drive home, a lie-in and a second day of spa time when you’re already relaxed. If you’re celebrating, or you’ve had a particularly hard few months, the extra night is often what turns a nice day into a proper rest. Read more in our guide to a spa break in Birmingham.

Buying a spa day as a gift

A spa day makes an easy present for birthdays, anniversaries, Mother’s Day or simply to say thank you. Gift vouchers are available, and the team can talk you through which option suits the person you’re buying for. If you’re not sure what they’d prefer, a voucher towards a spa day package covers both the spa and a treatment, so it feels like a complete day out.

When to book your spa day

Clover is open every day: 10am to 10pm Monday to Friday and 12pm to 10pm at weekends. If you’d like a quieter spa day, weekday daytimes are a good bet. If you’d like a more sociable atmosphere, the team say Thursday afternoon and evening tends to be the liveliest time of the week. Book treatments and overnight stays ahead, especially for weekends, so you get the time and room you want.

How booking and payment work

All three options are booked online from our spa day booking page. Each button takes you to our booking partner’s website to choose your date and pay securely by card. Accommodation and spa days with treatments are paid in advance online; anything you buy on the day, such as food and drinks, can be paid by cash or card.

If you booked online and it’s your first visit, bring photo ID and the card you paid with. New guests are asked to show them at reception as a simple check against card fraud.

How Clover compares with other spa days in Birmingham

Spa day prices in Birmingham vary a lot, and they aren’t always easy to compare. Big hotel spas often bundle lunch, a treatment and robes into one price, while leisure centres may offer a sauna and steam room alongside a gym. When you compare spa day prices, it helps to look at what’s actually included: how long you can stay, whether there’s a hot tub and garden, whether a treatment is part of it and what you’ll pay for food and extras.

Whichever spa you’re considering, it’s worth asking a few simple questions before you book:

• How long can I stay, and are there set time slots?
• Which facilities are included: sauna, steam room, hot tub, plunge pool, outdoor space?
• Are towels and robes included, or extra?
• Is a treatment included, and how long is it?
• What will food and drink cost on the day?
• Can I visit in the evening, after work?

Asking the same questions everywhere makes it far easier to compare the real spa day cost, rather than just the headline price.

Clover is a small, independent European-style spa rather than a hotel chain. The prices are straightforward, the facilities are the same whichever option you choose, and you can stay as long as you like during opening hours. You’ll also find secluded gardens and a garden retreat with a wood fire, which you won’t find at every city spa.

Spa day prices: common questions

Does the price of day spa use change?

Day spa use starts from £25 per person. The exact price for your chosen day is shown when you book, so check the booking page for the date you have in mind.

Is there a time limit on a spa day?

You can use the spa at your own pace during opening hours. Day spa use covers the day or the evening, and the spa day package is designed as a full day, so there’s no need to watch the clock.

Do I have to book day spa use in advance?

Booking ahead is the easiest way to make sure everything is ready for you, and it’s essential for treatments and overnight stays. For day spa use you can also come in during opening hours and pay at reception by cash or card.

Are towels included in the spa day cost?

Yes. Towels are provided on every visit, and lockers are there for your things. Robes are available to hire on day visits and are included when you stay overnight.

Is the café bar included?

You can use the café bar as part of any visit, but food and drinks are paid for separately. It serves a wide menu, from hot drinks and light bites to proper meals, as well as wine and beer.

Is it cheaper to come as a couple?

Yes, for day spa use. It costs from £35 for two, compared with from £25 each if you booked separately.

Is a spa day worth the cost?

That depends on what you need from it. If you want a few hours where nobody needs anything from you, with heat, water, rest and food you didn’t cook, most people would say yes. The guests who get the most from a spa day are the ones who give it time: they switch their phones off, don’t rush and leave room in their plans for a slow evening afterwards.

It also helps to think about the cost per hour rather than the headline figure. A spa day you can stay at for most of the day, with heat, water, gardens and a place to eat, can work out as good value compared with many other ways of spending a day off, especially when it leaves you properly rested.

If you’re not sure, try the lowest-cost option first. Day spa use from £25pp is a low-risk way to find out whether a European-style spa is for you. Have a look at what other guests say too.

Planning your visit

Clover Wellness is at 759 Chester Road, Erdington, Birmingham B24 0BY. It’s about 500 metres from Chester Road station on the Cross-City line. Opening hours are 10am to 10pm Monday to Friday and 12pm to 10pm at weekends.

Not sure what to expect? Read our guide to your first visit to a spa in Birmingham.

Buying for someone else? See our spa gift ideas, or read our local guide to a spa in Birmingham.

Want to see it before you pay anything?

Book a free tour: a coffee, a chat and a relaxed look around with one of the team. You stay clothed, there’s no charge and no obligation. Or, if you’re ready, book your spa day now. Questions first? Get in touch.

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