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Recently, I had the chance to visit Beaverbrook Estate as I was gifted vouchers, so I decided to visit it for a spa day. I love, love, love treats like this. The best kind of gifts, much better than anything material – no matter how much I need anything else like a kitchen gadget or whatever beauty product – being gifted an experience like theatre tickets or a spa vouchers is the best in my view. It’s not just stuff, but more than that: it’s a way to live life to the fullest, take time to relax and unwind and have fun. Nothing can replace that. So, I was really looking forward using my vouchers and booked a spa day back in January called Wonderful Woman Spa Day.
About Beaverbrook Hotel
Where is the Beaverbrook hotel located?
Located in the Surrey Hills, close to Leatherhead – about 30-30 drive from us – it’s a classic English Country House estate, with hotel, spa, dining, meetings and events. Named after its famous resident Lord Beaverbrook, wartime Minister of Aircraft Production, friend of Churchill, owner of Daily Express and Sunday Express. Hm. Anyway….
Is Beaverbrook Brook Hotel & Spa family friendly?
They are family friendly, the hotel has a private cinema and kids activities including being somehow associated with Bear Grylls Survival Academy (I guess the collaboration started before Bear got baptised by Russel Brand, asked to step down as a Head Scout and basically lost his marbles lately). The estate is huge, even driving to the Coach House where the spa is located takes a few minutes and the grounds were gorgeously maintained even in January.
Is Beaverbrook a Golf Hotels?
There’s also a golf club which is relatively new, and I guess the state is trying to market itself now as a golf hotel. Golfers (including my husband) are raving about it. There is also a Beaverbrook Townhouse in Chelsea – also a 5* property by all international standards.
How Much a Spa Day at Beaverbrook Cost?
This was very straightforward, as you would expect from a 5* hotel the communication is clear, fast and effective. The reservation was helpful and accommodating. There are lots of different day spa packages available at different rates. I choose a Wonderful Woman spa day and spend the rest of the voucher in the shop. (I received a £400 voucher and the cost of the spa day was £325)
The Spa Experience at Beaverbrook – Review
The spa like I mentioned, located in the old coach house of the old estate and it’s been turned into a really beautiful place. The reception are with the coloured glass roof and friendly. mediterranean vibes looks very inviting, fresh flowers and friendly, helpful staff. Their ethos is holistic and natural, so all products used are lovely and free from all nasties. They have a well-equipped fitness room and memberships for locals.
Spa Days available for everyone to book, but single treatments are only available for hotel guests and members.
In the Wonderful Woman Spa Day this was included:
- 90 Minute Restorative Massage and Facial
- Wholesome, Light Deli lunch
- Full use of The Coach House Facilities
- Welcome Drink
The Treatment
In my Beaverbrook Spa Day booking I had a full body massage (60 minutes) and a facial (30 minutes) included. I thought this is great, having always have to choose which treatment you get included in most spa days. A massage and a facial together is just perfection. Who could ask for more? Well, not only that, but I was assigned one of their senior therapist, which was very lucky because she was one of the best therapist I ever had. I can’t remember her name, but she was great. She combines a lot of different techniques during the treatment as she reads your body. For example, she said my shoulders are too tense so she applied hot stone treatment too to warm up the tissues so the massage is even more effective and beneficial. Now, to know this, she had to be well trained in different massage techniques. Same with the facial treatment.
They definitely have fantastic therapists and other staff!
Spa Facilities
The Coach House Spa has a great indoor pool – beautiful cane lounge chairs and it seemed very quiet at the time I visited. There is a heated outdoor pool which I didn’t try but looks great for warmer days, real shame about the artificial grass around it. It was also quiet – no one used it – when I was there. They have 6 different treatment rooms, plus a beauty room and a barber’s salon. By the treatment rooms, there is a relaxation area, which is really cute with day beds with panelling between each and fireplace. There is a Thermal Spa – which is a little exaggeration, as it’s a small jacuzzi, a standard sauna a steam room and enough room for 4 lounge chairs. No thermal water.
There’s a shop where you can buy the product used for the treatments (all very very nice) plus some other really nice, natural skincare and wellness brands that I actually already knew as I reviewed them here on the blog, like Tea & Tonic and some sportswear and random expensive clothing.
Food at Beaverbrook Spa
The Coach House Deli lunch which was included in my Beaverbrook spa day was absolutely delicious. I had a welcome drink here before my treatment, I chose an oat milk cappuccino so I don’t fall asleep, really good coffee. Fo lunch I had a veg broth with chilli and a superfood salad with falafel and hummus and a cold pressed fresh juice combo of orange, ginger, carrots. All vegan – by accident, there are non vegan things on the menu too. All was super refreshing, nourishing and tasty. Could it this every day! Ahh. Very nice. Really enjoyed it, and the rest of the menu seemed lovely too.
Would I visit again Beaverbrook Spa?
Yes. I would definitely would. Whilst I thought the facilities are a bit meh for me (I’m from the land of thermal spas you see) the treatment was first class, which worths the price tag by itself and the lovely lunch. It’s also very close to us which is good, because the rooms are on the pricey side. Maybe a spa day and meal in the restaurant next time with my husband.