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The landmark 5* Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa in Bath has announced its partnership with luxurious, holistic skincare brand TEMPLESPA. Therapists will exclusively use TEMPLESPA products across all treatments in The Spa & Bath House.
The hotel has also partnered with The Amethyst Trust, creating an adapted menu of wonderful TEMPLESPA treatments that are suitable for guests who are medically frail, recovering from illness or are immunocompromised such as those suffering from cancer. These adaptable and customisable treatments allow therapists to create bespoke treatments to suit the guests needs and are one of the first hotels to do so.
The hotel has chosen the British skincare brand, TEMPLESPA, for its exceptional product range that contain the highest quality ingredients to make sure skin is well and truly cared for. Born out of their love of the Mediterranean, everything TEMPLESPA creates is inspired by this special region; the people, the food, the lifestyle and the landscape. Their products combine Mediterranean inspired botanicals with the latest derma-science to deliver visible results.
Helen Griffiths, Spa Manager at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa says: 'We are thrilled to be partnering with TEMPLESPA - a luxurious brand that is well aligned to The Spa & Bath House. We are also delighted to be partnering with The Amethyst Trust, introducing bespoke treatments to suit all guests is something the hotel is extremely proud to offer. We look forward to welcoming guests to the spa and experiencing the exceptional and relaxing array of treatments on offer.'
Embrace tranquillity with a wide selection of TEMPLESPA treatments that are on offer at the The Spa & Bath House. Facial treatments include the Champagne and Truffles Deluxe Facial - a luxury facial that combines award-winning truffle skincare with specialist lifting massage techniques that iron out deep lines and wrinkles, strengthen muscles and reduce puffiness. Body treatments including the Drift Away Massage are also on offer - a deeply relaxing massage, formulated with a blend of Mediterranean essential oils including Frankincense, Lavender, and Patchouli.
The Spa and Bath House has also refurbished the fully equipped gym with the latest, state of the art Technogym equipment on offer for guests to use. Guests can also use the Technogym bench in their hotel suit, enabling VIP’s and guests that prefer to work out in private, to have the perfect compact gym equipment in their room. The Technogym bench allows guests to perform the widest variety of total body exercises with hexagon dumbbells, resistance bands, weighted knuckles and a training mat all stored within the bench. Guests can also download the Technogym app to discover on-demand training programs to follow.
Discover more at www.royalcrescent.co.uk
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