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Every booking includes thirty minutes in the tea garden before, and thirty in the quiet library after. The times below are hands-on time only.
Slow, firm work through the back, shoulders and hips for bodies that spend the week at a desk. Firm is not the same as painful — your therapist works to the edge of the tissue, never through it.
Heated river stones drawn slowly along the meridians, alternated with hand work. Guests report the deepest sleep they have had all year on the night of this treatment, which is either the heat or the silence.
Bolstered side-lying work for the second and third trimesters, focused on the lower back, hips and swollen ankles. Delivered by three therapists who trained specifically in perinatal care.
Enzyme cleanse, lymphatic sculpting and a cold-pressed rosehip mask. Zero downtime and no visible redness, which makes it the one to book the day before something that matters.
For skin that has been over-exfoliated into submission. Ceramide and squalane infusion under cold globes, absolutely no acids, and an honest conversation about what to stop using at home.
Full-body exfoliation with Cornish sea salt and birch bark, followed by a wrap in warmed linen and a shea seal. The obvious thing to add to any massage rather than book alone.
Warm Somerset clay painted over the whole body, wrapped, and left to draw for twenty-five minutes while your scalp is worked. You emerge slightly indignant that it has ended.
A guided sequence through the three borehole-fed pools at 18°, 34° and 40°, with breathwork coaching at each transition. Included at no charge with any 90-minute treatment.
Eucalyptus and juniper steam infusions on the hour, a cold plunge that everybody dreads and nobody regrets, then twenty horizontal minutes in the salt room.
Our half day, and the thing we would book ourselves: contrast circuit, salt polish, ninety-minute massage, glow facial and lunch under the vines in the tea garden.
Arrive at eight, leave when the light goes. Two treatments of your choosing, both meals, unlimited water circuit, and a bed in the quiet library that people genuinely fall asleep in.
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Add to anything
Twenty-five minutes of foot work added to the end of any table treatment.
Warm sesame and amla worked through the scalp. Bring a hairband.
Stay in the water longer, either side of your treatment slot.
Two courses under the vines, grown on the farm eleven miles away.
The exact oil used on you that day, bottled at the desk.
Any value, valid two years, posted on recycled card or sent by email.
Tell us how the week has been and the front desk will match you to a therapist rather than a treatment.