Claridge's Spa

Spear’s Review

Claridge's Spa opened underneath the beloved Brook Street hotel in 2022; alongside its treatment facilities, the spa features a large gymnasium and salon run by celebrity stylist Josh Wood. The spa space was designed by the interior architect André Fu, who took inspiration from the traditional temples and zen gardens in Kyoto, Japan.

This subterranean haven brings the outside underground, using natural stone, bamboo and wood finishings along with a trickling water fountain which can be heard throughout the spa, transforming the space into both a cavern-like atmosphere and a sense of being outdoors. Ikebana flowers and potted bonsai provide pleasing touches.

Claridge's Spa focuses on healing and restoration and is careful to provide guests with anything they may require during their time spent there.

There are seven treatment rooms at Claridge's Spa and services on offer include facials, massages and full-body treatments, including a Hammam, which was added to the repertoire in 2024 after the opening of the ‘Pink Room’.

The Pink Room, which was reviewed by Spear's, features a private scented steam room and is sensually lit with flickering candles reflected in the quartz and glass-bead floor. Guests are given a refreshing spiced mocktail to sip during the steam session before the full-body, head and face ritual begins. A traditional Moroccan Hammam is performed on a heated pink onyx bed in the centre of the room, and incorporates British-made products in green, peppery and woody fragrances.

Guests are also invited to stay and enjoy the pool, steam room and sauna facilities. The wide, collonaded, electrolyte pool is accessible from both treatment corridors, with places to sit and enjoy the sound of the water lapping at the pool's edge. Along the lantern-lit walls, there is a selection of detoxifying waters to sample before heading into the heated changing rooms to shower and resurface fully refreshed in the hotel atrium.