Massages

Chinese massage is the name for a family of massage therapies practiced within traditional Chinese medicine. Tui na (推拿) is a form of massage akin to acupressure (from which shiatsu evolved).

A Thai massage compresses and stretches your body rather than using strokes. During your massage you will remain fully clothed and the massage therapist will apply pressure on various points, loosening your muscles and alleviating joints pain. It isn't called 'lazy yoga' for nothing!

Indian traditional massage ABHYANGA is the technical name for an Indian full body massage. This ancient Indian oil massage, Abhyanga heals and detoxifies the body, mind, and spirit. It will revitalise your senses and unlock energising properties.

Essential oils can do everything from energise to de-stress or re-invigorate as well as fight common aches and pains, leaving you relaxed, limber and totally chilled out.

The massage includes various techniques from different schools of massage with elements from yoga and bioenergetics.

Get double the benefits in half the time with a four hands massage. Starring two therapists working together in synchronised massage strokes, this is the perfect solution if you’re time-poor but in desperate need of a rub-down. Prepare to think twice…

Mixed methods of massages, unique experience for an extremely relaxing journey...

Pressure… we all feel it, whether it’s from work, our personal lives or otherwise. But allow us to introduce you to a good type of pressure... reflexology. If you haven’t discovered the benefits of reflexology, you’re missing out. It’s a treatment that suits everyone, no matter what your age or health concerns.