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Orchid House
open seasonally in the warmer months
Positioned beside our spring water pool, the Orchid House is a tranquil retreat within the Meadow Spa, designed for relaxation and calm.
Guests can unwind here while also enjoying drinks and light lunches in a peaceful setting.
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KOMBUCHA
Original 7
Ginger 7
Passionfruit 7
SPARKLING TEA
Peach, Ginger & Chai 6
Cucumber, Yuzu & Rosemary 6
FRESH JUICE
Cranberry 6
Orange 6
Orange, Carrot & Lemon 6
BEER & CIDER
Days 0% 7.5
Showerings Cider 8.5
Deya Into The Haze 10
BITES
Bread & Butter 4
Almonds 6
Gordal olives 7
Marinated anchovies 9
Cheese plate 12
Big leafy salad 10
Ham & Pickles 12
Ham & Scamorza toastie 12
Caesar salad 15
Chips 6
SWEET TREATS
Our Ice Cream 5
Our Sorbet 5
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Things to Know
WHY IS IT CALLED THE ORCHID HOUSE?
The roof of the Orchid House is a sedum roof, covered with succulents and grasses as well as beautiful native orchids, attracting a kaleidoscope of butterflies and honeybees.
WHAT DOES THE ORCHID HOUSE OFFER?
The Orchid House is a quiet, resident-only space for guests to retreat. A place to spend a lazy afternoon, with a book in hand. It is an extension of the spa and as such a serene place, we encourage guests to respect this and keep the noise levels down.
WHAT FACILITIES DOES THE ORCHID HOUSE HAVE?
There is a changing room, a shower room and a loo. There are towels to borrow and a few lockers for belongings. Do note, the changing facilities are not extensive.
WHAT IS SERVED IN THE ORCHID HOUSE?
The Orchid House offers a light lunch menu for residents to enjoy in between bountiful breakfasts and indulgent dinners. The menu consists of nibbles and bites as well as sorbets and ice creams. Drinks major on soft botanical juices and herbal teas, or a chilled glass of wine.
HOW TO BOOK?
Although we do not take reservations for the Pool and Orchid House, groups of 5 or more may need to reserve a table for lunch, please contact the Meadow Spa to book.ription
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No glass by the pool
No inflatables
No running
No throwing
No diving
“On a recent visit to Thyme in early spring, I quickly discovered that the dialogue between the hotel and its surroundings is infused into every aspect of your stay - especially that aptly named Meadow Spa. It is Thyme’s very own “village within a village,” spread across various outbuildings and with a wildly pretty spring water pool crafted from black slate just around the corner.”
— Liam Hess for Vogue
