lockers in solid teak.
The Ajala Spa consists of five luxurious treatment suites: three individual
and two double. One double room has a feature bath and the other a rasul:
the traditional Arabian steam and mud body treatment. The very highest
quality materials have been used throughout, from the solid teak doors and
fittings to stylish traditional silk hangings.
Ajala Spa boasts its very own naturally active and preservative free
spa product range. This includes massage oils, body scrubs, lotions and
shower gels. These unique products are blended with essential oils and with
carefully sourced ingredients including tamanu oil, argan oil, orchid extract
and goji berry.
Ajala Spa also offers ‘The Signature Collection’ of face and body
treatments and represents Karin Herzog; the pioneer of oxygen therapy
from Switzerland. It also has exclusive agreements with Thémaé, providing a
unique tea based face and body product line and uses Japanese tea rituals.
After a treatment guests can retreat to the relaxation room, which with
its light and airy fabrics illuminated with an amber glow creates an ethereal
quality to soothe the mind. The unique Zen Garden Sun Room and its warm
rays of ‘natural sunlight’ revitalises and nourishes the body.
The Ajala Spa links to the spectacular St Paul’s Health and Fitness Club
whose contemporary pool area includes a range of excellent hydrotherapy
experiences including hammam, tepidarium, sauna, laconium, steam room
and hydro pool.•
The Ajala Spa. The Grange Hotel St Paul’s. 10 Godliman Street, London EC4V
5AJ. Tel: +44 (0)20 7074 1000
www.grangehotels.com
The Ajala Spa is a part of the Grange Hotel St Paul’s that opened in the autumn
and we reviewed in our Autumn issue, published last November. We are grateful
to Elsa Buchanan of interior designers Buchanan Architects Associates Ltd for
this article. For further information contact +44 (0)20 7592 7247
www.buchananarchitects.co.uk
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