A new health and wellness club with luxury spa facilities is inviting memberships ahead of opening later this year.
Located on the Marham Park development, near Bury St Edmunds, the David Lloyd Club will offer a variety of health and wellbeing facilities including a gym with more than 100 stations, heated swimming pools and extensive facilities for racquet sports and children.
There will also be a luxury spa retreat which will include a Himalayan salt sauna, heated beds and a cold plunge pool as well as the Spa Garden as a place to relax and unwind for a post-workout recovery.
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In addition to the fitness and wellness facilities, the Clubroom will be a setting for catching up with friends and grabbing a bite to eat while also featuring a family zone and indoor soft play area for children.
David Lloyd Leisure is one of the largest health and fitness group operators in Europe with 103 clubs across the UK comprising of David Lloyd Clubs and Harbour Clubs.
Work on the site is ongoing (Image: David Flaherty)
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Stuart Caswell, new club acquisitions director at David Lloyd Clubs, said: "The new club in Bury St Edmunds has been met with a great deal of excitement ahead of its opening later this year.
"We are looking forward to welcoming members to David Lloyd Bury St Edmunds and building a thriving community within the new club. We have already seen great interest in the new site and by joining the club today, new members will have the opportunity to benefit from our fantastic introductory offer."
"David Lloyd Bury St Edmunds will be a complete leisure destination for members of all ages, and we look forward to opening our doors in the winter.
Memberships for the club went on sale on Saturday, June 1.
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