Tewinbury Farm Hotel unveils Farm Club, a bold new fitness and wellbeing hub

Tewinbury Farm Hotel is expanding with the launch of Farm Club, a new fitness and wellbeing hub opening on 15 June. The 3,700 sq ft facility blends training, recovery, and hospitality as part of the hotel’s wider destination strategy. Founded by Tom Kemp, this marks the second site for Farm Fitness and a major step in growing its distinctive approach to health and fitness. Farm Club combines indoor and outdoor training spaces, offering a range of classes including Farm Fit, Yard Work, Function, and Engine. The facility features a functional fitness gym, an outdoor training yard, and a dedicated reformer Pilates studio run by Studio 281, founded by Georgia Testa. This new addition brings nine reformer beds to Hertfordshire for the first time.

Recovery and wellbeing are central to the club’s design, with sauna and ice therapy facilities available to members. Hotel guests at Tewinbury Farm Hotel will enjoy free access to the open gym, while classes can be booked on a pay-per-use basis. Membership options start from £90 per month, with choices ranging from single-discipline access to combined packages. Members also gain entry to The Stable, an exclusive lounge and workspace within the Farm Club Hub, alongside curated events and experiences.

The opening of Farm Club on 15 June introduces a new fitness and lifestyle concept to Tewinbury. It expands the hotel’s offerings while providing both guests and local members with access to training, recovery, and social spaces. The project reflects a broader investment in blending hospitality, wellbeing, and flexible working under one roof.