While it’s fair to say that temperatures in the UK have been a bit lacklustre in recent weeks, Mother Nature is now blessing sun-worshippers with those long-awaited blue skies as we enter the peak weeks of the summer.
Peak season is finally upon us for days on the beach and enjoying picnics, concerts, weddings and festivals. However, while summer activities can be exhilarating, they can also be exhausting – and humidity, hay fever and even insect bites can wreak havoc with your skin.
Sometimes it is good to have some time to reset before the next event or heading off on that summer break.
This is where our luxury wellness spa comes into play, offering a sanctuary of relaxation and rejuvenation, particularly on cloudy days when there is no guilt attached to not being outside from dawn to dusk
It’s also a popular time for setting intentions and goals for the second half of the year – and enjoying some reinvigorating self-care at Whatley Manor’s award-winning Aquarias Spa.
Aromatherapy massages, bespoke facials and spending time in nature can enhance your mood, improve sleep, and boost overall mental clarity, leaving you feeling balanced and serene.
Our Five-Bubble Spa is the perfect destination for some time-out throughout the day and into the evening, an extra special treat after a day in the office, or before dinner at our Michelin Green starred restaurant.
What could be more cleansing and restorative than a salt scrub shower and a sojourn in our thermal suite, followed by a session mindfully observing the trees in our indoor-outdoor hydrotherapy pool before soothing away aches and pains on a heated stone recliner?
Our signature Aquarias Wellness Spa treatments also perfectly mirror the season and our commitment to nature. These include facials and detoxing body treatments by leading brands Sothys and Gaia. These treatments stimulate circulation, promote lymphatic drainage, and leave you feeling refreshed and revitalised.
We invite you to relax, unwind and connect with all the rich biodiversity of Whatley’s tranquil gardens and the British countryside as we celebrate the summer season and all that it represents for spiritual and physical renewal.
