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    Castle Thai Spa

    4.7 (23 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Excellent oil massage and stretch. Sandra does a fabulous job of finding the knots and working them out. Highly recommend castle Thai Spa!

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    Phenomenal, professional establishment. Deep tissue was great, be sure to take a couple of Advil beforehand, and afterwards.

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    Sandra does a fabulous job of finding the knots and working them out.

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    Edinburgh Floatarium - photo from official website

    Edinburgh Floatarium

    3.1(11 reviews)
    0.4 miNew Town
    £££

    A what?! A Floatarium? Surely this is a made up thing?…read more It's not. Even though I hate all this new age, healing nonsense my curiousity gets the better of me and I have to try new things out, even if it does make me laugh and get a good slagging from my other half. This Therapy Centre and Shop isn't well hidden, but it's always relatively quiet which is perfect for something that's supposed to be relaxing (avoid during the festival for goodness sake!) The Float tanks keep you afloat (obviously) while tranquil music plays softly, the lights are dimmed (or you can have them off) and a shower is provided for afterwards. They also offer things such as Aromatherapy massage, Therapeutic Massage, Reflexology, Chiropody, Reiki, Shiatsu - I've not tried any of these but my builder/brickie friend swears by Reiki. On the vanity side of things you can get all sorts of look-betters such as Facial Toning and the notorious Inchwrap. If you're more of a private person and prefer to do all this witchcraft in your own home, there's a gift shop catering for whatever candle and crystal needs you may have.

    Heard some hype about the floatarium and have been curious so decided to treat myself. First, I…read morethought it was rather expensive.. £45 for a min 1h float with a 1h massage was £85. It is also on Wahanda / Treatwell but no benefit as the same price for this package and listed as a 45 min massage! It's centrally located but was smaller inside than expected considering its international status on the website. Set aside at least 3 hours! Service was friendly and the girl at the front desk explained the process and some benefits. What I did like was the privacy.. I think there are only a couple 'pods' where you can be completely by yourself and has a shower with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, a changing area, slippers, towels and a robe. Shower took quite a while to warm up but I think they was mentioned on the instruction sheet. You're also given ear plugs, vaseline for any cuts /abrasions, and the option to gave a neck rest. Once the door is closed and you turn off the inner light, you are in complete darkness floating in shallow salt water with some music for the first 15 min and last 5 min. They give you a knock to let you know when time's up. I'd say it was relaxing for the first 20 minutes and then I started feeling nauseous and prickly from being too hot. The temperature is supposed to be 'room and body temperature'. I tried not to move too much but got salt in my eye that stung so much it couldn't be ignored so I had to wash it off. I ended up using the neck float for the last 10 min because I felt I couldn't breathe properly and the rest props the body up a bit so you can get more air. It was relaxing to an extent as your entire body floats quite easily instead of unevenly as in normal water. It brings to attention places you hold tension such as my tendency to tense and neck and shoulders and lower back. Don't know how common it is to feel nausea but I can say it wasn't a pleasant feeling and lasted for some time. The pod could do with being slightly wider as my arms/fingers tended to touch the sides. They give you plenty of time to get showered and changed and there's a separate waiting area where you can blow dry your hair. It normally comes with an aromatherapy massage but I requested a deep tissue massage as I prefer more pressure and have some bad knots in my shoulders. The massage wasn't the worst but not even close to the best I've had. It was probably the SLOWEST massage I've ever had - perhaps intentionally for relaxation but it made me feel it was more of a time-stretching style and I would get my money's worth with more of a pace. To her credit, the masseuse did apply more pressure to the back but her laborious breathing detracted from the intended relaxation effect! Plus, I dislike it when massage therapists don't realise the unpleasant use of nails.. She had one really sharp nail (or rough piece of skin?) that was distracting. I found the interruption by announcement whenever a massage area was completed - moving from back to arms to legs/feet a needless break in flow as the whole point is to relax and not have to speak. The leg massage was ok but the arm and hand massage were so light and slow as to be ineffective. It could have been my imagination but I only noticed one foot being massaged! Both the floatarium and the massage were disappointing but there were some good points hence the 3 stars.

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    Active Health - Briana Eades

    Active Health

    5.0(1 review)
    1.1 mi
    ££

    I am a seasoned client of several massage and physiotherapy places. I have had quite a range of…read moreOsteopaths and Massage Therapists. Every place has its own group of therapists, some specialise in one area of physical and personal well-being. Active Health has been on my radar for a long time now. I made the step today to pay them a visit. Mainly for one reason: Briana Eades. Back in 2010 she was one of the leading masseuses that was treating my Sciatica and lower back problems. Her approach was novel, personal and very effective. She introduced me to new ways of experiencing Massage Therapy. The Deep Tissue Massage sessions are done with clear expertise and skill. Clearly she does give it her all, but stays bright and joyful throughout! I suspect that Briana has possibly 'used' me to expand her knowledge during my treatment as on her suggestions I was introduced to the G5 Machine (deep tissue) and Manual Lymphatic Draining (a type of massage that helps the lymph nodes drain and is incredible relaxing!) and this only makes her a very versatile member of the Active Health Team. From their website: "Briana is qualified in a number of massage therapy techniques including Remedial, Sports, Deep Tissue, Swedish/Relaxation, Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Aromatherapy including Raindrop Technique." She takes detailed notes during the sessions and will adjust the therapy to suit the current need and wants of the client. On arrival I was asked to fill out the personal contact details and the physical issues you need assistance with. Some medical details and insurance details are also asked for. The massage room I had was of an adequate size, heated and no distractions. (well there is some classical music in the background). The table was comfortable and had an warming pad to avoid getting cold. Nice touch. After the initial consultation - as we shared a history it wasn't that long of a chat- we got straight into it. Working on some problem points on my legs and lower back, some tension release around the neck & shoulders and to finish with the Lymphatic Drainage. I felt reborn! I will definitely make another appointment, and as I understand they have evening times available too. This session was an hour and cost £42 - well worth every penny!

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    New Town Therapy

    New Town Therapy

    4.5(2 reviews)
    0.4 miNew Town
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    Was in here for their open day just to have a nosy and was lucky enough to nab a taster massage as…read moresomeone hadn't shown up. They offer a variety of treatments from beauty to reflexology. My masseuse was Kirsty who does sports/remedial and she was great! Really good pressure. There are three treatment rooms as well as the yoga studio, changing room and bathrooms. There's shelves to leave your bags outside the studio for yoga. Would recommend popping in if you're in the area and looking for some R&R or TLC. Can't comment on the yoga/pilates classes but would love to give them a go.

    I'm hitting it lucky these days as I'm finding lots of five star places!…read more Came to New Town Therapy (NTT) as a friend had posted about their open day in aid of Maggies. NTT offer yoga, pilates plus therapies and it is a wee gem in Dundas St. I booked in for reflexology and a remedial massage. Jo did my reflexology and it was great. I've had reflexology overseas before and its been a bit sore. Jo worked in a relaxing way (I almost fell asleep) but was able to tell me where I was sore and was spot on. The remedial massage was by Merrelle and was fab. I love when my masseur gets right in there and I needed those knots tackled. I was a bit sore for a couple of days but the rest of the week, I've felt good as prior to the massage I'd been sore and tired. I bought a voucher to use in a few weeks as my treatments were fab and I'll definitely get another massage as my body will totally appreciate it.

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    Castle Thai Spa - massage - Updated June 2026

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