Spa Experience at Epsom Rainbow Leisure Centre Reviews
Rainbow Leisure Centre, East Street, Epsom, Surrey, KT17 1BN
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The deep tissue massage was carried out very professionally. The pressure was just right especially around the neck and back area. The room was lovely and the wider beds ensure your arms and legs do not feel like they are going to fall off. The temperature of the room was warm and you did not feel cold at all after you had been covered in the oils. The only down side was that the gym is located quite near the treatment room and although the music in the room was very relaxing I could constantly hear someone running on the treadmill outside.
this is my second visit to the Spa and being very new to this kind of environment the girls made me feel very welcome and at ease. My treatment was amazing and my therapist really focused on my lower back as i explained i had a few niggles there recently.
I will defiantly be visiting again soon and have recommended to my mates.
Have been going now for a few months and would honestly recommend to anyone if you like deep tissue then i would say becky is by far the best! but do not overlook ashleigh i have now become a regular at the spa and this will not change! we have a massage every two weeks the staff are the best the atmosphere is great the service second to none. so if your looking for a spa this is in my opinion the BEST price,service,quality. WILL NOT DISAPPOINT
Went to Epsom Spa London to their Thermal Tretment. It was only £15 so for the money was great value but not what I was expecting. We went early Monday morning.
Ths staff were absolutely lovely but very disorganised. More geared up to deal with people going for a massage or treatment, where the rooms looked (and smelled) great. We also had a lunch, which although was not cheap, was very nice.
We got there at 10am - the earliest they open and went in right away, we appeared to be the only thermal experience people there so I was expecting nice empty baths. Wrong, it was chock-a-block full of OAPs.
The 'Thermal Waters' are actually just a regular shower, tiny jacuzzi, foot bath, and tiny sauna and steam room attached to a municipal baths. the changing room is the regular swimming pool changing room. It is not a water spa by any means.
As the swimming pool opens early the OAPs were there from when the pool opened and drifted into the 'spa' after their swim. We could not get in anywhere for an hour until they went for their cup of tea at about 11am. There were towels and flip flops everywhere of every description, which detracted from our expeience. Also the plugs on the foot spa had snapped off already (we had to search for one) and looked really dingy.
The jacuzzi and sauna/steam was nice enough but I didn't feel super relaxed as I was expecting something a bit more exclusive. If I had known regular swimmers could go in too, I could have gone somewhere much closer to home.
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