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Spa Brochure YOU’LL NEVER HAVE TO EXERT LESS EFFORT TO FEEL MORE PAMPERED. WALWICK’S INTIMATE LUXURY SPA CREATES A HEADY ATMOSPHERE OF SENSORY INDULGENCE. Let yourself be enveloped by the rich INTRODUCTION 04 scents of Germaine de Capuccini oils as SPA PACKAGES 07 one of our trained therapists ease away A TASTE OF WALWICK 13 the stresses and strains of modern living in our double treatment room. TREATMENTS 15 TREATMENTS FOR MEN 24 Or, why not take an exhilarating dip in SPA GUIDANCE 25 our unique pavilion pool, a sit in our steam room or a splash in the hot tub? All subtly sited within Walwick’s very own private walled garden, ensuring they blend perfectly into the landscape. Kicking back is great, but there comes a time when you have to move again. When that moment arrives, we have a state-of-the art gymnasium with a fully equipped exercise room where you can work out until your heart’s content. 03. SPA. POOL. GYM. SPA POOL If replenishing the mind and body is for Go swimming in our 10m sunken indoor you, we have a spa pool, a steam room pool and watch the stars twinkle and a double treatment room offering through the sheer glass surround as no fewer than 30 different treatments you look out towards the Tyne Valley and therapies, including Jessica across Walwick’s own private garden. manicure and pedicures and Germaine de Capuccini face and body treatments. Children are welcome with an accompanying adult before 10am Walwick Hall Spa is also available and between 5-7pm, 7 days a week. to non-residents. TO BOOK CALL 01434 620156 OR EMAIL [email protected] GYM Run, row or work out with weights; Our Pool and Gym are open we’ve got it covered at Walwick. 7 days a week 6am-10pm and are available to non-residents Our fully-equipped gym contains by becoming a member. treadmills, a rower, free weights, weight tables and cross trainers. To apply for a membership please email [email protected] The gym is mirrored and fitted with the very latest TV and sound system. It’s the perfect place to free your mind whilst toning your body. 05. GERMAINE DE CAPUCCINI TRAINED THERAPISTS All of our therapists are Germaine de Capuccini trained, ensuring we provide only the best treatments using the highest quality products. ABOUT GERMAINE DE CAPUCCINI Since its humble beginnings in 1964, Germaine de Capuccini has been developing cutting edge skin care solutions for over 50 years. Now one of the world’s leading skin care specialists, Germaine de Capuccini is stocked in more than 20,000 spas and salons across 84 countries and can be found in many of the world’s top hotels and spas. Situated in the hills of Alcoy, south of Spain, their laboratories house a team of specialists who are dedicated to the highest standards in skincare. Through research and innovation, their mission is to provide clients with genuine solutions to solve their skincare concerns. Carole Jones MD, Germaine de Capuccini UK. SPA PACKAGES Our packages include: 2 course Lunch OR Afternoon Tea* (Excluding of our express spa packages) Robes and slippers included on full day packages. Treatment consultation, application and aftercare are included in the allocated treatment times. WHY NOT UPGRADE YOUR SPA DAY EXPERIENCE? Upgrade to our Ultimate Spa Stay with prices starting from £390 based on 2 people sharing. * Please note if enjoying a Spa package with a friend, both parties must choose the same dining option. 07. LAVENDER, ROSE AND HONEY BOTANICAL RITUAL Enjoy a relaxing Pinda massage as an aromatic lavender candle is burned, releasing a beautiful fragrance. The warm oil from the candle is then poured over the back and worked into the skin with deep and soothing movements. This indulgent massage will ease tension whilst hydrating and nourishing the skin with natural antioxidants. Following this, continue to unwind with a soothing facial which uses pure Rose Hip Oil, known for its healing properties, combined with de-stressing Royal Jelly Elixir and a 5 rose petal mask to revitalise dull tone and help the skin regain its natural immunity against daily aggression. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 1 hour 30 minutes £160 per person £165 per person THE TIMEXPERT RITUAL PACKAGE A luxury ritual to target ageing concerns. An exquisite massage medium containing extracts of Diamond, Rhodochrosite and Malachite is combined with a gentle exfoliation powder producing a luxurious mousse that renews the skin and energises the body. Following the body therapy, your therapist will help you choose the right anti-ageing facial for your skin and concerns from our range of Timexpert Facials. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 2 hours £190 per person £195 per person 09. THE NORTHUMBRIAN ESCAPE Escape to Northumberland and allow us to oxygenate and revitalise you with our Vitamin C body exfoliation and firming Vitamin C wrap. Whilst cocooned in the hydrating and energizing wrap, your therapist will commence your oxygenating facial, with two revolutionary masks that work to repair and defend the skin against pollution damage and external stress. An oxygenating bubble mask releases pure oxygen into the deep dermal layers of the skin. A second mask uses Germaine de Capuccini’s Dual Matrix technology to activate the skin’s immune system, increasing its defence capability. This therapy also includes a highly relaxing lympathic facial massage to de-stress and detoxify their skin. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 1 hour 45 minutes £215 per person £220 per person RADIANT GLOW An energising face and body treatment which commences with a Vitamin C exfoliation followed by a collagen boosting body wrap, whilst you are treated to an advanced anti-glycation facial. Utilising the benefits of the Ume extract and Vitamin C, this facial fights against the damaged elastin and collagen fibres caused by sugar whilst producing intense radiance. Perfect for mums-to-be. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 1 hour 45 minutes £215 per person £220 per person ROSE AND SILK SUBLIME HYDRATION Envelop your skin with velvety smooth silk extract. Like a second skin, this exquisite mask deeply hydrates the skin and provides it with a satin appearance and silky touch. As you relax in the hydrating wrap, you’ll be treated to a soothing facial which uses pure Rose Hip Oil, known for its healing properties, combined with de-stressing Royal Jelly Elixir and a 5 rose petal mask to revitalise dull tone and help the skin regain its natural immunity against daily aggression. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 1 hour 30 minutes £195 per person £200 per person THE WALWICK WALKER After a day spent enjoying our fresh air and rolling countryside, this revitalising leg and face therapy will be a welcome treat. Your treatment will commence with our dreamy legs treatment and ethically sourced oil of baobab to nourish the skin and exfoliate the legs. This is followed by a drainage massage and application of the energising dreamy legs gel to leave tired legs feeling light and fresh. This treatment is then completed with a prescriptive Taste of Germaine facial tailored to your skin type with exfoliation and massage. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 1 hour £130 per person £135 per person 11. THE NORTHUMBRIAN GENTLEMAN’S RITUAL Perfect for male guests, this ritual targets concerns with male skin and tension to the back and shoulders. Commencing with a stress-busting back massage using a thermo gel which stimulates the blood circulation and heats the tissues to relieve muscular stress and tension, combined with deep and relaxing massage. Followed by our Men’s C+ Energising Facial which uses a cocktail of ingredients to target male skin concerns including trace elements, birch sap and Vitamin C. The facial hydrates and nourishes the skin whilst healing any irritations caused through shaving. TREATMENT TIME: PRICE WITH LUNCH: PRICE WITH AFTERNOON TEA: 1 hour 30 minutes £175 per person £180 per person A TASTE OF WALWICK WITH OUR EXPRESS SPA Enjoy a taste of the Spa at Walwick Hall with a short treatment and use of the pool for one hour. Available in both 30 minute and 60 minute options. £45* / 30 minutes £69* / 60 minutes Choose from one of the following: Choose from one of the following: Taste of Germaine facial Prescriptive facial Sperience Aroma back massage Baobab seed and oil back exfoliation Baobab Scalp massage and massage Dreamy legs Sperience Aroma full body massage This includes use of the pool Jessica Geleration Nails for one hour (on hands or feet) This includes use of the pool for one hour * Please note, Lunch and Afternoon Tea are not included in this price but can be booked as extra. Robes and Slippers are not provided. 13. PERFECT FOR TWO Choose from one of the following: WARM CANDLE BODY MASSAGE A Lavender, Citrus or Olive candle is burned while you enjoy a relaxing Pinda massage. The warm oil from the candle is the poured over the body for a prolonged body massage using deep and soothing movements. This indulgent massage will ease tension whilst natural antioxidants will hydrate and nourish the skin. TREATMENT PRICE PRICE WITH TIME: WITH LUNCH: AFTERNOON TEA: 55 minutes + 30 minutes £290 per couple* £300 per couple* taste of Germaine Facial CHOCOLATE THERAPY A delicious chocolate therapy with zero calories. This deeply hydrating and nourishing therapy begins with a stimulating chocolate body scrub to buff away dead skin cells before a deeply warming full body chocolate envelopment with a rich, sensual aroma.
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