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Thai Square City Spa

March 8, 2013 (2013-03-08T20:46:58+00:00) by Fiona Maclean 3 Comments

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Last Updated on September 21, 2018

Pampering Facial at Thai Square City Spa:

Being invited to take a couple of hours out for a pampering beauty treatment when you are really busy is both a blessing and a curse.  I love having beauty treatments – particularly facials – which always make me think I’ve suddenly lost ten years from my face.  When, for a brief few years, I moved out of London I had ‘country club membership’ of a local rather wonderful spa.  And I used to spend every Sunday there, pretending to exercise but actually rotating gently through the steam room, sauna and spa bath.  Obviously very good for me though, for all that;)  So, when I was invited to try the new Thai Square Spa in the city I was thrilled.  Having said that, I got lost trying to find the entrance, which is tucked away down a side street just off Minories.

Thai Square spa

It is, as the name suggests, a really beautiful venue, decorated in Thai style.  And once you walk in, there’s an immediate feeling of calm.

thai square city spa

My anti-ageing facial took an hour and was a luxurious treatment.  I was ushered into a treatment room with a relaxing bed draped with white curtains and after a rose leaf foot bath, wrapped up in a bath robe under layers of soft towels on the bed.

Thai Square spa - City

The treatment was all done by hand, the only ‘equipment’ some flannel gloves.  Lots of  gentle exfoliation, cleansing and massage before a very gentle, scented mask  using a compound that combines three essences of precious jasmine (jasmine absolute, jasmine extract and jasmine hydrosol).  the scent was quite overwhelming and very relaxing.

The principle is that this pure, natural anti-ageing skincare with jasmine free radical defence complex helps the complexion look naturally younger, firmer and more luminous.  I’m no expert, but I do have very sensitive skin and this particular facial worked very well for me.  Although I love having a facial, I often avoid having to go out on the same day that I’ve had a treatment, but in this case it simply left my face feeling beautifully soft, refreshed and toned.

Thai Square City Spa have a whole range of treatments available and right now, until the 15th of March there’s a 50% discount available if you book using the voucher on their facebook page.  So, the facial I had, which would normally cost £85 is a very reasonable £42.50!

Thai Square City Spa
142 Minories
Tower Hill
London
EC3N 1LS
All images courtesy of Thai Square Spa

Filed Under: Featured Post Tagged With: Spa

Fiona Maclean

About Fiona Maclean

An award winning London based freelance writer, Fiona's career started in arts administration, before working for a leading London restaurant group under restauranteur Laurence Isaacson on restaurant brands including The Ivy and Wheelers. With a music degree and an MBA, Fiona's passions include all types of music, food, restaurants, wine and travel and she has now reviewed over 400 restaurants for London-Unattached and written countless classical music and opera features. She is the Founder and Editor of London-Unattached and has written about food, wine and travel for other print and online publications including Metro, &London and Zing Magazine.

Contact Fiona@London-Unattached.Com

Comments

  1. Lily says

    April 4, 2014 at (2014-04-04T11:45:48+01:00)

    Thai Square is by far by favorite spa in London. Amazing place with great ambiance and relaxed atmosphere. Definitely recommended after going through a lot of hectic and stressing days. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Fiona.

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  2. Stevie Wilson says

    March 10, 2013 at (2013-03-10T00:34:54+00:00)

    This sounds and looks lush…

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  3. Pamela Morse says

    March 8, 2013 at (2013-03-08T21:33:28+00:00)

    Jasmine hydrosol is a very good sign that things are going well. Sounds yummy.

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