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LONGLEAT AQUA SANA Situated in the beautiful Longleat Estate, nestled in a spectacular valley, you’ll discover the welcoming Aqua Sana. Let yourself go in the ‘World of Spa’ and indulge in pure spa luxury. With sixteen experience rooms, all on one level, there are treats around every corner; from tranquil water beds and cosy cocoons around a warming fire, to a delightful spa pool and sublime meditation room. There are spa days or spa breaks available and a huge range of treatments to choose from. Once immersed in the Aqua Sana experience you won’t want to leave. Also on site is the Zilli Café with a menu designed by Aldo Zilli - perfect for indulging your taste buds too.


Tel: 08448 266205 www.aquasana.co.uk


“THERE ARE TREATS AROUND EVERY CORNER; FROM TRANQUIL WATER BEDS AND COSY COCOONS AROUND A WARMING FIRE, TO A DELIGHTFUL SPA POOL”


FOUR SEASONS BEAUTY From the moment you enter this Urban reTREAT™’ in Bradford on Avon, you’ll find a climate of calm, peace & tranquillity, where every moment is precious. They strive to fuse together a great passion for beauty with physiotherapy, aromatherapy, advanced chemistry and the skill of a dedicated team of therapists. Fragrances, music and herbal teas accompany each treatment to give you an indulgent experience that will elevate, relax,


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pamper and rebalance you. So, whether you’re returning for the thousandth time, or you’re a brand new client, the team of experts will use massaging techniques and tested, careful procedures to consistently deliver you an unforgettable experience that is both beneficial and pleasant. Four Seasons also offer manicure, pedicure and eyelash treatments.


Tel: 01225 865658 www.four-seasons-beauty.com


THE BATH HOUSE Focusing on the natural elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, The Bath House at The Royal Crescent Hotel embraces both Ancient and Modern day spa culture. Set within the beautiful Georgian buildings that make up The Royal Crescent Hotel this little known gem in the heart of the city is truly a secret to be shared. With an extensive range of therapies using world renowned product ranges they are able to soothe mind, body and spirit. The contemporary style of the spa was created from a converted coach house and stables, opening on to the beautiful gardens. Enjoy the wonderful relaxation pool - heated to 35°C - cool and tepid plunge tubs, sauna and steam Karahafus and a fully equipped gymnasium. Treatments


range from soothing massages to full aromatherapy facials, and from fruit enzyme wraps to holistic foot and nail treatments. The Bath House is also open to non-residents for treatments and for day retreats.


Tel: 01225 823333 www.royalcrescent.co.uk


THE SPA AT HOMEWOOD PARK The Spa at Homewood Park is set within its very own famous gardens, surrounded by an original garden wall, herbs and honey bees. It not only provides a stunning setting but also an exclusive facility, offering only the best of a spa including a hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam room and heated outside swimming pool with fabulous views. The luxurious treatment menu promotes a mind, body and soul philosophy and coupled with a champagne nail bar offers a truly indulgent service. The team pride themselves on delivering the highest standard of client care with exceptional attention to detail creating an exclusive spa and exceptional ambiance like no other they even have signature treatments especially designed for Homewood Park.


Tel: 01225 723731 www.homewoodpark.co.uk


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