Spa Afternoon Tea With Treatments For 2

Looking for a thoughtful and luxurious gift? A spa day with afternoon tea is the perfect way to treat someone special. Whether it’s a mum and daughter spa day, a thoughtful present for her, or a relaxing outing with a friend, this experience blends pampering and indulgence for a truly memorable day.

Start with access to serene spa facilities, where they can unwind in saunas, steam rooms, or a tranquil pool. A soothing treatment, such as a massage or facial, provides the ultimate escape, helping to refresh both body and mind. After a morning of relaxation, it’s time to enjoy an elegant afternoon tea. With a selection of delicate sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and tempting cakes, all paired with a cup of tea or sparkling prosecco, it’s the perfect finishing touch.

This experience is as flexible as it is indulgent, with vouchers redeemable at a variety of spas across the UK. Whether they prefer the buzz of a city spa or the peace of a countryside retreat, there’s something for everyone. It’s an ideal way to spend quality time together and create lasting memories.

Packages Typically Include:

• Full access to spa facilities, including pools, saunas, and steam rooms
• A relaxing treatment, such as a massage or facial
• A delicious afternoon tea with sandwiches, cakes, and scones
• Robes and towels for added comfort
• A flexible voucher for use at multiple UK spa locations

This thoughtful gift combines relaxation and indulgence in a way that feels truly special. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, or just because, a spa afternoon tea is a gift that’s guaranteed to delight.

What facilities can you expect at the spa?

Most spas offer a wonderful range of relaxing amenities to make your visit as enjoyable as possible. While each spa might have its own special features, you can usually look forward to:

Swimming Pool – Often heated, perfect for both a refreshing swim or a relaxing dip.

Jacuzzi/Hot Tub – A cosy, bubbling spot to help you unwind.

Sauna – A dry heat room that helps cleanse and relax the body.

Steam Room – A warm, steamy room to open pores and soothe muscles.

Hydrotherapy Pool – A pool with jets to gently massage and relax you.

Relaxation Lounge – A serene space with comfy loungers where you can fully unwind.

Treatment Rooms – Private spaces for massages, facials, and other treatments.

Spa Café or Restaurant – Enjoy light bites, meals, or drinks to complete your spa day.

Foot Spas – Small baths for a relaxing foot soak before or after treatments.

Heated Loungers – Warm, soothing beds to ease muscle tension and promote relaxation.

Is it safe to go on a spa break if you're pregnant?

If you're pregnant, particularly in the first trimester, it's a good idea to avoid certain facilities like Jacuzzis, saunas, and some treatments such as aromatherapy or massages that target the abdomen. After 13 weeks, many facilities are safe to use, though it’s still best to skip stimulating treatments. Always consult your doctor before booking, and make sure your therapist is aware of your pregnancy so they can tailor the experience to be as safe and relaxing as possible.

What should you wear on a spa break?

For most of the day, you'll likely be in swimwear, robes, and slippers. In UK spas, swimwear is typically required in shared spaces like saunas or steam rooms. It’s a good idea to bring two swimsuits—one for swimming and one for treatments, so you can always have a dry one ready. During treatments, wear whatever feels comfortable, whether that’s swimwear, underwear, or nothing at all. Therapists ensure your modesty is covered with towels or blankets throughout the session, so you can fully relax.

Should you talk to your therapist during treatment?

It’s completely up to you! Some people like to chat, while others prefer to relax in silence. Don’t be shy if you need something adjusted—whether it’s the massage pressure, room temperature, or anything else that would make you more comfortable.

Can you bring your phone to the spa?

It’s best to leave your phone in the locker to keep the spa atmosphere peaceful and relaxing for everyone. If you need your phone, make sure it’s on silent, and avoid phone conversations in the spa areas or during treatments to maintain the calm environment.

When should you arrive for your spa day?

Plan to arrive 15-30 minutes early to check in, change into your robe and slippers, and relax before your treatment begins. This gives you time to fully unwind and enjoy the facilities without feeling rushed.

What if you have dietary requirements?

Most spas are happy to accommodate dietary needs like vegetarian, gluten-free, or allergies. Just let them know ahead of time when booking, so they can make sure to prepare the right options for your meals or snacks.

Can you go to the spa if you have health conditions?

If you have any health concerns, it’s important to consult your doctor before visiting the spa. Let the spa and therapist know about any health issues so they can adjust treatments to suit your needs and ensure your comfort and safety.

Do spas cater to groups like couples or friends?

Yes! Many spas offer special packages for couples or friends, and there are often options for prenatal treatments too. These group packages are a perfect way to share a relaxing experience with loved ones.

Can children or teenagers visit the spa?

Spa policies on children and teenagers vary. Some spas offer family-friendly treatments for teens, while others are adults-only to maintain a peaceful environment. Always check the spa’s policy before booking if you're planning to visit with younger guests.

How long can you use the spa facilities for?

This depends on your package, but most spa day packages allow you to enjoy the facilities for the entire day. Some spas offer half-day options or twilight spa evenings. Be sure to check the details of your booking to make the most of your time.

Can you upgrade your spa package?

Yes! With these vouchers, you have the flexibility to choose from a wide range of spa experiences across the UK. When redeeming your voucher, you can explore available options and many spas offer the ability to upgrade. This could mean adding extra treatments, opting for a more luxurious package, or extending your stay. The best part is that you can personalise your experience at the time of booking, ensuring it fits exactly what you’re looking for.