A NEW luxury resort and spa in Dyserth will celebrate its grand opening later this month.
The latest project of North Wales company, Lyons Holiday Parks, Marian Resort and Spa will open from midday on Saturday, March 30.
To mark its opening day, people will be invited relax in its lounge bar overlooking the pool, try seasonal Welsh produce at its VIEW restaurant, and enjoy its cocktail bar and all-day sports bar and grill.
Live music will also be on offer at all four venues on opening day.
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Named after the Marian Mills of Dyserth, the resort will feature 80 lodges, with all overnight guests having unlimited access to its entertainment and 24-hour health and leisure club.
It will also include accessible and luxury hot tub lodges, while its on-site spa will offer a range of treatments, an indoor swimming pool, sauna and steam room with hydrotherapy bucket shower.
Resort entertainment will involve a full line-up of live shows, from cabaret to pianists and saxophonists.
Company directors Geoff and Joseph Lyons Mounds said: “Lyons Holiday Parks prides itself on delivering award winning holidays, bringing people together and making precious memories.
“Whether you’re raring to go or ready to relax, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
“We’re opening this brand-new resort in the captivating countryside of Denbighshire as we celebrate our 100th year, extending our reach so that more visitors can enjoy the best of both worlds of land and sea.
“We look forward to welcoming our first guests and extend a huge thank you to all the team who have worked hard to create such a beautiful, welcoming resort that draws on the heritage of the surrounding area.”
The resort has been a £2million investment, with Lyons looking to recruit in excess of 100 employees.
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