Amazing room! Clean and spacious with the finest in-suite amenities - a few of my favorites include…read morethe espresso maker, rain shower, and fine bath products. The bed is comfortable. The service and hospital have been top notch! The in-suite dining was also very good. Although perhaps not my most favorite location in London, I would return simply for the pleasure of enjoying this hotel.

I wish I could afford to stay at the Wyndham Grand (used to be called Conrad Hotel). As it is, my…read morevisits have been limited to breakfast (which is excellent - continental buffet style), or just coffee while enjoying the spectacular view across Chelsea Harbour. Service is impeccable but not too overwhelming, and you really feel special. A lot of celebrities stay here as it's more low-key and less obvious than similar hotels in town. It's easy to understand why.

The thermal spa is amazing, loads of different steam rooms, plus a cool array of ways to chill,…read moreliterally. I went during ladies time on a Wednesday from about 3pm and there were only a few other women there. Had the Thermal Spa Experience, which means you can stay for 3 hours. Never thought I would stay even close to that long. I had a few steams and then went for black soap scrub, and back again for more steaming and plunging. Those 3 hours disappeared! Will definitely be coming back. Only negative, 20 minute wait for my 15 minute black soap scrub. Whilst waiting, staff continuously backed and forthed between treatment room and reception, and bits of conversations could be heard about appointments/clients. Not the best, but they did apologise.

We are on vacation and popped into this spa. We loved everything about it. They provided sandals,…read morerobes, and towels. Also they put out water, tea and fresh fruit. It was quiet and enjoyable. We did wish they had a hot tub, but the price was very cheap for everything they gave us! It was perfect after a busy week.

I do love a pamper session, well I say that but what I really mean is that I enjoy a steam and…read moresauna after a work out! However for the purposes of this review I will impart my more luxurious experience at this tucked treat. The East River Spa is delectable. It's not very big but I think that adds to it's charm. Set out east in Blackwall, its relaxation room over looks the Thames and the O2. I have much to tell you about the relaxation room, so more later. ERS is resident on the first floor of the Radisson Edwardian Hotel where it shares it's home with the hotel gym. As you may have guessed from the name, the Spa has a Eastern theme which is also reflected on the menu of treatments. Kitted out with 5 or 6 treatment rooms, a steam room, sauna, an ice fountain, 6 sensation shower which basically means hot and cold showers with different pressure and of course the panoramic relaxation room. I love this room! It has heated stone beds that are curved to the contour of your body. It such a comforting feeling and many a person have been visited by the sandman whilst relaxing. Depending on the treatment you have there is the option of champagne and strawberries but if you don't opt for those extras, a sorbet, tea and or water is offered following every treatment. If that is not enough there is ofter a bowl of fresh fruit, nuts, dried fruits, both still and sparking water and a selection of teas that you are free to help yourself to. Finally there is also a small private steam room which is used for couple and steam based treatments. So for those of you who like a naked steam it might be both booking yourself in and not scaring the general public! It's happened I promise :o| The ladies at the spa a amazing, helpful friendly and some are now my friends. It's actually quite a nice thing to do if you have evening plans at the 02. All robes, slipper, shower gel, shampoo, towels etc are provided so all you need is to pop you cozzie in your handbag and you're set. Forgive me male readers that was a little sexist, if you have a manbag great, if not you might want to been the private steam room!

I have only been to the place once for Ayurvedic massage ritual. It was £95 for about 90mins of…read moretreament! It was a good experience, the staffs was nice and helpful and the treatment was fantastice. relaxing and aromatic! The treament consist of massage and a full body exfoliation after that! Love it and will highly recommend it to anyone! The place is generally quite pleasant, lots of mosiac tiles eveyrwhere! Not the best interior but good enough. There are often offers available online, I just saw one on Lastminute.com and will probably book it for my next treatment.

expectations are everything. we were looking for something more authentic than "5-star" and we…read morefound it here. This is exactly as you might find in Morocco - a hole in the wall that leads you down to another world...don't come if you're in a hurry. Let them take care of you, and you will be glowing when you leave. I will be back!

We bought the couples package on a whim on a Monday morning. It was a fantastic experience, as good…read moreas what I have had in Morocco and better than Barcelona. They definitely adhere to the idea of hospitality, but for the people that are cranky in reviews about their attitude, realise that this is not some smarmy Soho Salon with obsequious twits checking you in. The delightful manager upstairs from Tunisia and the amazing therapist downstairs from Morocco for both delightful talented friendly and helpful. In order to have an optimum experience, you might call and ask specifically when a slow time would be for you to come in, so that you can be unhurried and laze your way through the experience. On the flip side, if you need to be in and out, be clear about that. We heard that the weekends are crazy, so if you can do a weekday that may be best.

Banya No.1 - Hoxton was the perfect way to end the hardest 2-weeks in my career. I splurged and…read morewent gold, including a face mud mask, parenie ("platza"), 25-minute masssage, and tea. I also had a Czech beer and delicious hot borscht with rye bread. The facilities were limited: 1 sauna, 1 cold plunge, but it was my favorite kind of Russian bath house: community-oriented and no-nonsense. The service were aggressive and quick, I happened to go on "nen's night" and the "aufguss" aroma was beer lol (it was great). IT wasn't too busy, the other bros were sweet, and the staff nailed it. This isn't a typical spa, you won't get a long massage, candlelight, or a variety of steam rooms and saunas, but if you're down - you'll have a great time.

Very good experience of sauna and spa. Nice service and great food. Massage is great. Feel great.read more

I had this wonderful opportunity to treat my girlfriend to a spa half day at Spa Verta. We went to…read morethe Crowne Plaza in Battersea were welcomed by the staff there immediately as they were expecting us. The Hotel itself was very well kept, stylish and understated. Battersea and the location itself is a little out of the way but nonetheless a nice area. We went into the spa and knew we both had seperate treatment times, both receving a 55 minute full body massage. The massage itself was great, very thorough and with the choice for the right amount of pressure. I certainly feel younger and spritely as I write this the day after. How long that'll last who knows. The spa facilities were good for both Male & Females. Its fairly small but they feed people through at different times, but never felt overly busy. They have a Sauna, Sanorium and Steam room, alongside footbaths, showers and a 10m Hydrotherapy pool.

The ladies are very welcoming, makes you feel at home. My…read morescrub etc was great, a bit on the rough side, but that's exactly what i wanted. The whole Turkish Bath vibes For £95 its not bad for the whole experience besides the massage . its basically an oil down, although i upgraded to a 1hr deep Tissue which i got 45 mins. Overall its worth a try. I will definitely go back. Not for the massage though.

In London visiting my daughter in college. From the states, and it's turning out that when we…read moretravel; or are together, the two of us like adventure-spa types of activities: true-to-culture, authentic, and when possible, available at a moments notice, and affordable. BINGO. Hamam was easy to get to, the woman on the phone was delightful and got us booked for two perfect services for each of us, sparing no detail, and we were in. We arrived, and don't be put off if you have to ring the bell - door's locked, and it might take a moment, but we had baths booked and scrub/massage, so we knew we were getting in, but we had no idea how cool and memorable this would be. You could tell there were regulars, happy looking women just in pants, sitting in twos in the steam, or around the common table, rinsing or awaiting scrub or foam; pre-massage. The women who work there are all speaking Turkish, economizing on the pleasantries, because, baby, they are really delivering the goods. Women are getting polished with Turkish coffee, lathered with foam delivered from some kind of oversized cheesecloth tube. It's dynamite. If you've opted for a massage, then a massage you shall get, in a private room in most cases, and very thoughtful, personalized, and leaving you with a very dreamy relaxed yet energized feeling. I had a burn on my hand that my therapist was so concerned about she made that the focus of her care, making lots of recommendations about how to treat it, and lots of extra effort. Anyway, it was a 5 star experience in an affordable, authentic, really sweet caring package. They care about what they do, and they do it I think every day of the week - broken into Mens days and Womens days -- I'd do it weekly if I lived in London, not gonna lie.

I have been coming to this venue since 2005. A couple of years ago it changed ownership and name…read moreand is now known as Naked Hand Spa. The have a Twitter account if you want to message them for upto date prices @nakedHandspa. It has thankfully kept the same ethos as a true naturist venue ie don't ask for any extras during massage! The only change has been instigated by the council and that is the Therapists have to be clothed when giving massages, tho as naturists themselves they strip off afterwards. There's 2 massage rooms, a quiet room, a sauna, a steam room, a jacuzzi and a lounge where drinks are served and TV is on the wall.

This is a nice albeit tiny little naturist spa in the leafy Alexandra Palace area. Couples pay £16,…read moreMales pay £16 and Females £5 so if you have a partner, it is obviously very cost effective to go together. This allows you to use the facilities all day (which are basically a sauna, a wonderful steamroom, and a jacuzzi). There is a small café area where juices cost as little as 50p. All staff are completely naked and this is a very non-seedy venue. The staff walk around constantly to make sure there is no hanky-panky going on. My partner did find the jacuzzi a little unclean to her liking and did see a couple of pubes floating in the water, but I can't say I noticed. If you are going in on your own, as a male £16 is rather steep. Therefore, it is only cost-effective if combined with a massage. For as little as £32 you get a half-hour naturist Swedish massage from the mainly Spanish masseuses (£47 for an hour). You can choose front or back massage or, if an hour, you get both. But before anyone gets too excited don't be: this is a professional service, no seediness, and I imagine if you asked for any extras you'd be thrown out and banned. All the masseuses are highly qualified, their certificates lining the wall of reception. The advantage of going for a massage is that the £16 entry to use the facilities is thrown in, plus the juices and teas and coffees are free. Which is all together a good deal. However, ideally book the massage for later in the day so that you do not risk making the jacuzzi all oily with massage oil, and end the day on the massage. My biggest complaint is that they no longer stock Health & Efficiency magazine in the reception, which I used to buy every month. This is a bit of a bummer. But other than that, this is a great place. Look on the noticeboard for up-and-coming parties. Facepainting, body-painting and a Spanish party have all been on the radar in recent months.