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Escape the City Hustle: London’s Best Hotel Spas

Are you looking for a luxurious escape in the heart of London? Look no further than these stunning hotel spas, each offering a unique and rejuvenating experience. Forget the image of cramped city spas – these retreats are designed to transport you to a world of tranquility and pampering.

Rosewood, London

A Garden Oasis in the Sky: The Berkeley

The Berkeley, a true Knightsbridge icon, boasts a heated rooftop pool and the Bamford Wellness Spa, a sanctuary tucked away on the seventh floor. Imagine a secret garden filled with daybeds and vibrant blooms, the perfect spot to unwind after a treatment. The spa embraces a holistic approach with treatments using Bamford Haybarn’s organic products and luxurious facials by OSKIA. From yoga and Pilates classes to seasonal events like hula hooping and synchronized swimming, there’s something for everyone.

Mandarin Oriental, Hyde Park, London, England

A Georgian Gem: Richmond Harbour Hotel & Spa

Step into a restored 18th-century Georgian building and discover the Richmond Harbour Hotel & Spa. With modern interiors, a heated restaurant terrace overlooking the gates of Richmond Park, and a spacious 20-meter indoor swimming pool, this hotel is a true gem. Relax in the sauna and steam room or unwind in the stylish relaxation room with hanging egg-shaped beds. Outside, you’ll find a serene garden with two Scandinavian hot tubs and a vitality pool. Enjoy a high-tech gym with classes and 13 treatment rooms offering a wide range of experiences, including the Drift Away massage, a must-try. This hotel is also family-friendly with designated times for children to enjoy the pool.

The Lanesborough London

Sky-High Views: Four Seasons Park Lane

Located in the heart of Mayfair, the Four Seasons Park Lane combines 1930s Art Deco elegance with modern flair. The rooftop spa is a sight to behold, boasting breathtaking views of Hyde Park. Imagine soaking in the vitality pool with bubbles and underwater seating or relaxing in the wood-clad relaxation room with leather pods and gold masks. Enjoy the sauna with panoramic windows and indulge in a pre-treatment pampering experience that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

Super-Boutique Luxury: The Londoner

The Londoner, London’s first self-proclaimed super-boutique hotel, is a luxurious haven with a buzzy bar and restaurant scene that draws in the city’s elite. The elegant basement spa is a true oasis, featuring cabana beds around the pool and sauna and steam room facilities. Indulge in facials by Omorovicza and massages by Ila, including the Harmony massage which incorporates Tibetan acupressure and scalp massage for a truly holistic experience. This spa also offers a hair and beauty salon by Hiro Miyosh, an AMA nail bar, and a Refuel superfood and juice ‘clinic’.

A Grand Spa Experience: The Corinthia London

The Corinthia London boasts one of the most impressive ESPA spa experiences in the world. Spread across four floors with 17 treatment rooms, this spa offers a luxurious escape with a steam room, private spa suite, nail studio, super-cool indoor swimming pool, vitality pool, amphitheatre sauna, ice fountain, heated loungers, and private sleep pods. Indulge in ESPA’s signature treatments, from de-stressing and muscle-releasing to uplifting experiences, and choose from a range of packages like the Pure Indulgence Body Ritual.

The Ned, London, England

Subtle Elegance: Aman at The Connaught

Aman at The Connaught embodies understated luxury. Step into a world of dark polished woods, shiny marble floors and pillars, and cream-coloured corniced ceilings. The spa features a black-granite swimming pool surrounded by loungers and a small aromatic steam room. In addition to standard therapies, Aman offers signature experiences inspired by different cultures, such as the Native American-inspired experience that incorporates ancient Navajo massage techniques.

Hidden Gem: The Rosewood London

Tucked away just off High Holborn, The Rosewood London is a true palace with a playful twist. Experience dark and sultry corridors with eye-catching features like a rose gold mirrored ceiling. The Sense spa is a serene retreat, with a relaxation room, sauna and steam facilities and treatment rooms featuring heated beds. Indulge in the deep tissue Maison Caulières massage to release tension. Guests can also enjoy a gym with fruit and headphones provided.

The Ned - one of the best spa hotels in London

Exclusive Luxury: The Lanesborough

The Lanesborough is known for its exorbitant room rates but offers a unique opportunity to experience its exclusive spa for a day pass. Guests can enjoy a shadowy relaxation room with complimentary refreshments, followed by treatments using ila, La Prairie, Tata Harper and Lanesborough own-brand products. Explore scent-infused experience showers, a steam room, sauna and small swimming pool with whirlpool. This hotel also offers a club lounge with smoothie bar and vegetarian restaurant, a large gym with top-of-the-range equipment, and a Daniel Galvin Jr hair salon.

London’s Largest Day Spa: A Tale of Two Spas

While London offers numerous incredible day spas, the largest in the city is a bit of a tie between two contenders: The Berkeley with its sprawling Bamford Wellness Spa encompassing multiple floors and a rooftop pool, and The Corinthia London, featuring the expansive ESPA spa. Both spas offer luxurious facilities and a wide range of treatments, making it difficult to choose a clear winner.

So, whether you crave a serene garden escape, a high-tech gym experience, or a touch of ancient tradition, London’s hotel spas offer an escape from the hustle and bustle, a chance to pamper yourself and truly recharge.

Pan Pacific London, England

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The Connaught, London, England, United Kingdom
The Londoner
Corinthia Hotel London, London, England
Richmond Harbour Hotel & Spa, London
Henry Bennett
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Henry Bennett is a well-respected travel journalist with a particular interest in London’s culinary scene, nightlife, and cultural events. With years of experience covering travel and lifestyle topics, Henry’s writing captures the essence of London’s dynamic atmosphere. His guides offer readers an insider’s view of the best places to eat, drink, and be entertained in the city.

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