spa news
Newluxury Spa for historic city
Opening in Spring 2014,The Gainsborough Bath Spa is sure to be at the top ofmany Spa enthusiasts wish-lists. Located in the historical city of Bath, the destination is an exciting new addition to theYTL Hotels portfolio.
The lower level of the property will be home to the SpaVillage Bath and thermal pools. Located over two floors, the 1,300 squaremetres Spa will have direct access to Bath’s celebrated waters through three therapeutic pools and will hold the prestigious honour of being the only hotel in the UK to have direct access to natural thermal waters. Designed with the Roman history of the city inmind, the pools are set within an atriumflooded with natural
light.The Spa will also support the brand’s philosophy of honouring wellness traditions of the locale whilst also interweaving theMalaysian-based chain’s roots through luxury treatments and therapies.
Mad about the boys
Male skin care line,VitaMan has partnered with the EdenTreatment Rooms at Pulse 8. Forming part of their newMen Zone treatmentmenu, the Spa teamat theWoking-based venue have worked closely with the brand to develop a range ofVitaMan treatments. Gents can now choose fromsuch treats as body scrub, facial, expressmanicure, express pedicure, as well as a recharge and relaxationmassage.
“We have enjoyed working with the Emma-JeanWells and her teamat EdenTreatment Rooms to develop these new and excitingVitaMan treatments,” says KerryTheaker,Marketing Manager atVitaMan. “The addition of thesemale specific treatments not only ensures that clients have a great range of treatments to choose from, they get to experience the very best thatVitaMan has to offer.”
Repair and restore
The new SpaVillage Bath will have direct access to Bath’s celebrated waters. Pedal power raises pounds
Congratulations toThe Spa Leamington's Director,Marc Phillopt, and BeautyManager, Hollie Bawden, who recently completed the Round the Island Ibiza Cycle Challenge.
After fivemonths of hard training and fundraising, the duo covering 190kmover two-days and reached a total descent of 10,00ft into some of Ibiza's beautiful scenery. Overall, a fabulous £3,000 was raised for their efforts with proceeds donated to Great Ormond Street Hospital.
The Spa Leamington's Director,Marc Phillopt, (left) and Beauty Manager, Hollie Bawden (right) during their Ibiza challenge.
Alongside trying out the new treatment offerings, guests can relax poolside at the C-Side Spa at CowleyManor.
C-Side Spa at CowleyManor has introduced a fresh treatmentmenu bringing an array of new holistic treatments to visitors.
Amongst the new offerings at the Cotswolds-based venue is the Spa’s new signature treatment - the Repair and Restore Ritual, ideal for those guests in need of
rejuvenation.Through a combination of buffing,massage, wrapping and a rejuvenating facialmassage, the body and mind is revitalised.
Additionally, anymums-to-be visiting the Spa can try out the new pampering treatments using theMammaMio pregnancy range. Coming Soon and the Relaxing PregnancyMassage are two full-bodymassages, whilst the Lighter Legs treatment offers a foot soak, exfoliation andmassage for the lower legs to assist with the tiring effects of pregnancy.
Swiss brand launchesUK
head office Swiss skin care and Spa brand, Karin HerzogWorldwide have announced the opening of their new UK head office.
Based in London, the brand will not only be concentrating on new product launches and concepts, but will also hone their attention on expanding the brand’s Spa locations beginning in the capital and then launching nationwide.Tina Sogaard, Head of Karin Herzog UK, told GN: “We are identifying an exclusive number of Spas initially in London and then nationwide to showcase the new premiumKarin Herzog Luxury Spa Experience’
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