In our opinion treatments don't get any better than the experience you will receive from Manoir…read moreLounge. Therapies are provided by an experienced therapist who has managed top class Colchester health spas and Essex based salons for the last ten years.

I had a wonderful spa day at Bannatyne's this week. I had a massage late in the afternoon, but a…read morespa day gives you access to all the facilities for the whole day. So, in the morning I went to the gym, which has a great range of equipment. It was nice and clean and bright, and I enjoyed my work out. The rest of the day I spent in the spa area, the pool was a good size, not really big enough for an exercise type swim, but fine for a relaxing one. The jacuzzi, steam room and sauna where all great, and the loungers round the pool were comfy. Before my massage I spent some time on the heated 'sunbeds' in the treatment area, they're very nice! They'll get your muscles nice and relaxed before your massage! I had the bamboo massage which was great. The therapist didn't check with me before hand so I almost ended up having a Swedish. The massage was great, nice and firm, and really relaxing. Therapist was always checking I was ok with the pressure which was good. Had an awesome day, will definitely be back.

For my last birthday, I was lucky enough to experience two spas, ones of which was Weavers House in…read moreLavenham with my mum. Located directly behind The Swan Inn, it's a lovely rustic building in a very picturesque town. We were greeted by the usual waft of relaxing incense/beauty products, making everything feel very welcoming and fresh. The shop is also located in the reception so you can come in purely to browse and pick up some gifts if needed. The desk was busy on our arrival so we had a few minutes wait, but the welcome received after made up for it. The spa itself is quite small, with changing rooms, spa, sauna, outside hot tub and relaxation room, then the treatment tables located upstairs. Once changed, you're required to complete a consultation form, and unfortunately we were left waiting for a little while and started to get restless - we wanted to relax! A member of staff eventually came along and we were left to our own devices until our treatment time. The outside hot tub was actually quite fun, despite the increasing winds, and the sauna was perfect for drying off afterwards. There are plenty of towels available both in the changing room and outside each room so you don't have to keep anything soggy with you! Our massages were very relaxing and even included a small glass of sorbet and herbal tea afterwards to help continue the experience. Needless to say we were pretty much good for nothing afterwards! It's a shame the afternoon tea at the adjoining hotel wasn't up to the same standard but Weavers House certainly gave us the experience we were looking for.

I love it here. Tranquil, quiet, away from the hustle and bustle of other salons that are just a…read morepart of another business venture, The Gentle Touch fulfils all of my needs to be pampered. From relaxing facials to deep tissue massage, Kay and her team look after me from the moment I walk in to the salon. I feel special, relaxed and whole again. I love the relaxing pedicure and foot massage. My toenails look fantastic. My Axxiom nail gel manicures means that my nails are perfect for weeks - something that is really important in my busy business lifestyle. I'd really recommend it as somwehre to go when you need your 'me time'. Kay and the team certainly know how de-stress you in this hectic life...

From the owner: Kay Oxford - Beauty Therapistread more

I am not one who usually writes reviews but this place is worth it. The hot wax technique is…read moreamazing, practically painless. I usually dreads every wax I get because I can't handle the pain but this place makes the experience almost enjoyable! Having just left the salon I'm still pain free, as oppose to the usual post wax burn. Highly recommend, not only is the wax great but the owner is also lovely and makes you feel very at ease. Well worth the money. 5 stars all round.

From the owner: We serve Wingham, Ickham, Littlebourne, Bridge, Goodnestone, Wickambreaux, Ash, Shatterling and the…read moresurrounding villages. We our a 15 minute drive from Canterbury City Centre.

Want something private and homely? Check. Wet and dry sauna, snow room, jacuzzi are highlights…read more Tucked in a quiet village with a lot of calm, the experience was totally worth it. I went there without knowing how much stress I was packing and left a lot lighter in heart, body and soul.

From the owner: Private Spa Hire: You will always have the whole spa to…read moreyourselves in private Book for 2 - 8 people, for 3 - 8 hours Quality thermal experiences including: Indoor swimming pool Jacuzzi Steam room Sauna Snow room (real snow) Rainfall shower Relaxation room with heated waterbeds Lounge area with refreshments Spa garden

Ok, I can understand why people have not reviewed this place, they want to keep it to themselves…read more I am a newcomer in London, but noticed very quickly that having a membership at a gym is not cheap. Memberships commitments are long, non-peak times are short and a sauna is not standard. I come from Finland and I need a sauna. The Circle Spa and Gym is a package of everything. There is a spa, a small gym with modern equipment (including classes), swimming pool (17m), steam room, sauna and a jacuzzi. The space in general is small, so I can understand if it gets crowded after work or even during lunch hours ( I am lucky as I can go any time I want). The cost of a non-commitment membership does not make you hyperventilate with 75£ a month for unlimited use of everything and 55£ for non-peak hours (everything is included in the non-peak except for the classes). If you are ready to commit for a longer time period you get a nice discount. I also got a lot of perks when joining: 30% discount for my first spa treatment, two guest vouchers and 10£ off my first Thai massage and 25% off my first sports massage. I had a peek at the Spa treatments and the price range was pretty standard for central London. The gym is divided into separate cardio, weight training and stretching rooms. Equipment seems fairly new (I am not an expert in this though). I especially liked the modern treadmills with an easy user interface and different programs. And what best, there were plenty of them (6 to be exact). The space reserved for stretching was however very small and crowded even during off-peak hours when there were only a few of us in the gym (perhaps stretching is very popular here). I have a non-peak membership so the classes are excluded, but I noticed that the program is very variable with different spinning, toning, and heavy on yoga and Pilates. The best thing is that the maximum number of participants is small, so you don't feel like you are in a barn full off cattle. The pool is long enough to have a proper swim in. It is not for enthusiastic swimmers, so if you think anything less than 50m is not a pool, this is not your place. The poolside is nicely lit and decorated for a relaxed, spa-like feel. Kids are only allowed between 3 to 5pm also during weekends, so one can float around in peace ( when choosing the time right). The steam room is spacious and the sauna properly heated. Nothing to put a Finn off like a mild sauna. It also felt like a luxury to soak in the jacuzzi after an hour of exercise. One could call the reception and order cold drinks to the poolside for a decent price. If the whole complex would be outside and the weather +30 degrees C and sunny, it would be like a holiday retreat. The dressing room is cute but a bit small. I am not sure how crowded it gets during peak hours. Only 3 showers and not very many benches to sit on. There was a nice set of Molton Brown soap, hand cream and shower gel, so one survives nicely if something is forgotten at home. The dressing room also had a nice smell. So in case you are a gym junkie and train at the same time as everyone else, I might hesitate to recommend this place. You will find more space and equipment to choose from somewhere else (like the Virgin Gym). However if you are a bit gym-lazy (just want to take a spin on the treadmill), consider yoga and pilates as great forms of exercise, and enjoy hanging around at the pool during the day, the Circle Spa and Gym is heaven.

Amazing I really had a great day afternoon tea was lovely. I actually really enjoyed going alone…read moreaswell. For your mental health maybe try to do things differently.

Been twice. it's only a small place but it does what it says on the tin. the Sauna and steam room…read moreare goo they a a 4 item gym room. I've found the staff very friendly along with the cliental. it is not busy all the time and it's good to get your kit of and feel not intimidated.

Quiet when I visited, but truly naturist unlike Rio's. Some of the facilities could do with a…read morelittle TLC - e.g. one of the two showers broken. Small exercise area, sauna and steam room. Jacuzzi now a freezing plunge pool, no doubt to save money. Could do better.