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£10 QHotels spa day incl mini mani & eyebrow shape
Valid at 18 of the 21 QHotels nationwide
MSE update 11.20am, Wed 14 Aug: QHotel's been in touch to say due to high demand, the offer will be pulled this morning, rather than Friday.
Get a spa day, file and polish for hands or feet, and an eyebrow shape for £10 via this QHotels link. It's valid Mon-Fri at 18 locations nationwide and must be bought by Fri 16 Aug. But, you have till Thu 22 Aug to book and three months to use from the date of purchase.
QHotels hasn't been able to confirm how many bookings are available at each location, so it's best to go quick.
All the 18 spas have a gym and swimming pool, while some have a sauna, steam room and jacuzzi. It's subject to availability so it's best to book as soon as you can. A file and polish alone usually costs £18 and eyebrow shaping is usually £10 so this is a great deal.
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