Ninety minutes, two hours, or the whole afternoon.
Booking a spa is really booking a block of time, so everything here is priced by how long it takes and what happens in it. No upsell at the bed.


By the hour, not by the mystery
Packages
Each block below is continuous. You are not sent to sit in a robe between treatments.
| Ninety minutes | Half day | Full afternoon | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Included | 60 minute massage or facial | Massage and facial | Massage, facial and body treatment |
| Scalp finish | Manicure | Manicure and pedicure | |
| Tea and a quiet room after | Light lunch | Blow dry to finish | |
| Weekday afternoons easiest | Book two weeks out | Groups of two to four |
Plain descriptions
What each treatment actually is
Spa menus are written to sound like poetry. Here is what happens.
Swedish massage, 60 min
Full body, medium pressure, oil. Say if you want it firmer and it will be.
Deep tissue, 60 min
Slower and firmer, focused on two or three areas rather than everything.
Classic facial, 60 min
Cleanse, exfoliate, extractions if you want them, mask, moisturise. Mild redness for an hour.
Body scrub, 45 min
Salt or sugar scrub, rinse, moisturise. Do not book it the day after shaving.
Manicure, 45 min
Shape, cuticle work, polish or gel. Gel adds fifteen minutes.
Pedicure, 60 min
Soak, hard skin, shape, massage, polish. The chairs are the good ones.


Practical
When to book what
Weekends and the fortnight before Christmas are the pinch points.
Quietest
Same week is usually fine, and the room is calmest
Best value
Ninety minute block, Tuesday to Thursday
Booked out
Three to four weeks ahead, longer in December
Whole room
We close the treatment side for you
Any amount
Posted or emailed, twelve months