Guests visiting Staffordshire’s Moddershall Oaks Country Spa & Retreat during National Spa Week could discover a Golden Ticket, with surprise treats and the chance to win a luxury overnight stay.
What’s new: Moddershall Oaks is hiding Golden Tickets around its spa facilities to celebrate National Spa Week, from 2 to 6 November 2026.
Worth knowing: One ticket will be hidden each day, with prizes including complimentary drinks, luxury gifts and treatments.
The big picture: Guests could also win the chance to return for a complimentary stay for two in one of the retreat’s Woodland Pods.
A relaxing spa day is already something to look forward to, but visitors to Moddershall Oaks Country Spa & Retreat in Staffordshire could be in for an unexpected treat this week.
To celebrate National Spa Week, taking place this week from Monday 2nd to Friday 6th November 2026, the Staffordshire retreat is adding a little extra excitement to its spa experience by hiding Golden Tickets around its facilities.
Throughout the week, guests enjoying some well deserved relaxation will have the chance to stumble across one of these special tickets, each offering a surprise prize.
Moddershall Oaks Country Spa & Retreat
Golden Tickets and luxury surprises
With one Golden Ticket hidden each day, lucky guests could discover a range of treats, including complimentary drinks, luxury gifts and spa treatments.
There is also the opportunity to enter a prize draw to win a complimentary return stay for two in one of Moddershall Oaks' Woodland Pods, giving one lucky winner another chance to escape and unwind.
The Golden Ticket activity is a fun way for Moddershall Oaks to mark National Spa Week, bringing an unexpected surprise to guests who are already visiting for a little rest and relaxation.
So, if you are heading to Moddershall Oaks this week, keep your eyes peeled as you enjoy the spa facilities. You never know what little extra treat might be waiting to be discovered.
For more information about the retreat, visit www.moddershalloaks.com
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