Spa & wellness
gardener, focus on native Caribbean flora and sustainable gardening techniques, offering guests a deeper connection to the island’s natural beauty.
Previous page, below and below far right: Cliveden House has facilities including a spa, indoor pool and yoga studio.
Top and top far right: Guerlain Spa at Cap Juluca, a Belmond Hotel, Anguilla.
landscapes, featuring elements like bleached white oak and rough-cut limestone. Each of the seven private treatment rooms, which open to stunning beach views, provides a sanctuary of tranquillity where the gentle sea breeze enhances the serene atmosphere. The spa menu features exclusive Guerlain treatments, such as Ocean Vibes, which uses chilled spheres to mimic the soothing sounds of the ocean, and Crystal Bowl Energy, incorporating a rose quartz face mask for a harmonising experience. The Restorative After Sun treatment offers much-needed relief for sun- exposed skin, promoting renewal and hydration. The Imperial Suite stands out as the spa’s crown
jewel, offering a private relaxation area, steam shower, and sauna. Communal areas, including a sunny pool deck, sauna and the Calachi Garden with its multi- temperate plunge pools, invite guests to relax and rejuvenate before and after their treatments. To celebrate the spa’s opening, Cap Juluca launched
new wellness itineraries featuring visiting yoga teachers, nutritionists and chefs. Workshops like Driftwood Art Creation & Terrarium Building, led by the hotel’s
Skincare innovation with Teresa Tarmey On the other side of the Atlantic, Cliveden House hotel in the UK has set a new standard for skincare with the residency of renowned facialist Teresa Tarmey. This partnership makes Cliveden House the first hotel in the UK to offer Tarmey’s signature treatments outside her London clinic. Nestled within Cliveden’s historic estate, the spa is a haven of innovation and luxury. Cliveden House’s spa, already famous for its luxurious offerings and infamous for its history (its outdoor swimming pool was famously the site where Christine Keeler first met John Profumo, igniting the notorious Profumo Affair), has now become a destination for cutting-edge skincare. Tarmey’s approach is celebrated for its effectiveness, combining techniques like micro-needling, LED therapy and radio frequency to address various skin concerns. Guests at Cliveden House can expect personalised treatments, beginning with a detailed consultation where Tarmey’s team carefully explains each step. Her Advanced Facial, which includes cleansing, acid peel, blackhead extractions, targeted lasers and gentle micro-needling, rejuvenates skin with minimal downtime. This meticulous approach ensures that every treatment is tailored to the individual’s needs, delivering visible results. Spa director Kerry Hudson emphasised the significance of this collaboration, highlighting Cliveden House’s commitment to providing innovative and unique wellness experiences. Guests can choose from a range of treatments, from the Signature Facial to the comprehensive Rejuvenation Mega Boost, ensuring that each visit is both luxurious and transformative.
Urban wellness reimagined In the heart of bustling New York City, Aman New York offers an urban retreat that seamlessly blends wellness with the demands of city life. This sanctuary amid the urban jungle redefines the concept of a city spa with its expansive 25,000ft2
facility. The newly
launched Strength & Recovery Programme, designed by tennis champion Maria Sharapova, is a testament to this philosophy. The half-day retreat at luxury urban hotel Aman
New York begins with a nutritious breakfast at the hotel’s Italian restaurant, setting the stage for a day of holistic wellness. This is followed by an hour-long strength and conditioning workshop, designed to invigorate and challenge the body. After this exerting session, guests are invited to wind down with a
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