Hot Stone Massage is a therapeutic massage technique that involves the use of heated Basalt stones to enhance relaxation and relieve muscle tension dealing with aches pains and stress.
The massage is a slow pace to allow the heat from the stones to penetrate your muscles, combining a range of therapeutic massage techniques for ultimate relaxation when used on the back, legs, arms, décolleté and face. Stones are both placed on the body and used to massage, offering their heat for greater effect.
We also offer a Hot Stone and Swedish hybrid Massage treatment. This massage starts by using hot stones to help relax the muscles and enable some deeper work. A relaxing Swedish massage then follows to help ease any tension and tightness in the neck, shoulders and lower back in a more gentle way.
The Practitioner who offers this treatment is:
Dee - Light to Medium pressure
Appointment options
We offer a range of treatment lengths depending on your needs and preferences.
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45-minute sessions are a Hot Stone and Swedish hybrid massage - £50
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60-minute sessions allow for a full body treatment - £65
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90-minute sessions allow for a full body treatment and a cold stone facial massage - £75
All treatments are tailored to the individual, with session time used to prioritise the areas most relevant to your needs and treatment goals.
Our Hot Stone Massage Practitioner
Dee Mckeaveney
Massage Therapist
Associate Partner
VTCT Level 3 Certificate - Swedish Massage
Gateway Practitioners Diploma in Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage
With our focus on complementary health you may also find benefit from Acupuncture, Reflexology or Osteopathy.
For full details on our cancellation policy, please visit the Our Fees page.
*We accept payment by all major credit & debit cards, excluding American Express. Alternatively, we are happy for you to pay via BACS. (Unfortunately, we are no longer able to accept cheques).
If you have private medical insurance, please be aware that individual policies vary, and we cannot legislate for which services your provider and policy will or will not cover for you. We therefore recommend you contact your private medical insurance company with your policy details and check ahead of booking your appointment.